Both these files today will be great if you’re entertaining.
Mini Popcorn Box
The first one is a Mini popcorn style box. I originally designed this little box (above) to hold some decorative sugar packs. But it could be used for lots of things – like mini serves of popcorn or candy at Kid’s parties or for holding crayons – anything small really.
Here’s an example of it all tizzied up with some die cuts with a bit of a Valentine theme. They can be de
corated any way you wish 🙂
Here’s the SVG Cutting File for the “Mini popcorn Box”
(The squares are to reinforce the bottom of the box.)
and if you’re looking for the Sugar pack cut File – find it over on this Blog Post
A short Ad Break!
While you are over there looking at the great value July Bundle be sure to check out the Free designs including the SoFontsy Font
Place Name Flags.
Next are the Place Name Flags. You could hand write a name on the front when assembled or set them up as a Print and Cut File or a sketch pen project and use a fancy font to add the names prior to cutting out.
They are simple to make – It’s got a clever little tab on the top to fold over the stick, so the flag doesn’t slip down. Pop some Glue or Double sided tape on the reverse length of the flag, position the stick near the centre reverse of the flag, fold the tab down to cover the stick, fold the flag in half to secure it all.
Here’s the SVG Cutting File for the “Place Name Flags”
Wonderful job Pam on all of your work here on this posting – you do great work – thanks for the free files – the heart shaker turned out lovely [I did make it into a size A2] thanks for sharing your cuts – have a blessed day!
Me again – just checking in on you to make sure things are good – I hope you are on vacation and taking a much deserved break – have a blessed day ~ Gail USA
Hi Gail,
I’m still around although there’s been a lot going on family wise, so my web site has taken a back seat this year.
Dad’s had a 2 month spell in hospital so hospital runs and errands most days haven’t left much time for any blogging.
The good news is that he’s recently been discharged, so hopefully I’ll get a chance to do the odd blog post now and then as things get back into routine 🙂
Thanks for reaching out. That is so kind of you and I really appreciate it.
Pam xxx
Hi Pam – I am back to read your response to my message – I so get the break when things happen -hope and pray all goes well for your dad, Pam — have a blessed week and you are doing what you need to do – putting the family priority first!! We have a situation going on in our home as well – and knowing that by summer things should be going much better – have a blessed year!