Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

A Last Minute Holiday File

It is probably too late for this file this year, but it is a cool little tree that you can save for next year.  You can download the SVG here.  Enjoy!!

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

I Wordled!!

If you want to know what a wordle is or how to make your own, check out this post.  I put this together as an office holiday decoration.  The names are all my coworkers.  I used a double rectangle forthe border and the bow from this post. The snowflakes are from the shapes library in SCAL and the font for Believe is Inspiration.  The font for all the names is built into Wordle, not sure which one. Go to Wordle.net and play a little!!  Thanks for looking!!

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Jingle Bells

I hope you can find some use for these jingle bells on your Holiday projects.  If you like the file, you can download the SVG here. 

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Ornament Set

Here is a set of ornaments I made today.  They are all built around one of the two base ornaments that are the third from the left on both the top and bottom.  You can make your own starting with either base and inserting whatever you would like in the middle, including text.  It is just that easy!!
If you like the file you can find the full set here.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Candy Cane

Here is a great holiday file.  There are so many things you can do with this one.  Here is an example of how I personalized it with my daughter's name. I may make some of these with countdown numbers out of removable vinyl and make a Christmas countdown, removing one every day.   

If you would like the generic file, you can download it here.  

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Let It Snow (somewhere else)

Here is a fun SVG.  I used "beefed up" Inspiration for Let it Snow and "beefed up" Georgia for Somewhere Else. 
The larger snowflakes on the far left and the far right are Heather's.  She has some great files.  You can grab the snowflakes here and here.  You can download my file below, less Heather's snowflakes.  The smaller snowflakes are from the SCAL shapes library!!

Download the file here if you like it!!

Thanks for looking!!

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Let It Snow!


Here is an SVG for you.  Block font is called Haettenschweiler.  The word Snow is "beefed up" Inspiration.  The snowflakes are from the SCAL shapes library.  If you like it you can download the SVG here.  Thanks for looking.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Top it Off With A Bow!!

Here is a fun Christmas file.  If you like it, you can download the SVG here. Thanks for looking!!

Monday, November 8, 2010

Cookies for Santa


I made several plates tonight with this design. I added some polka dots in addition to the snowflakes. I'll post pics later. If you like it, you can find the SVG here. The font is Mr. Giggles. I cut the letters and snowflakes separate. Break apart the svg and cut the snowflakes in different colors if you like. You don't want to cut the two snowflakes on the lower left smaller than 1".
EDITED: 11/9/10 to add phot of project.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Joy!


I have been having a good time playing with the basic shapes library tonight. I made this one using the basic shapes library and the Jokerman font. You can download the SVG here.

Thursday, September 9, 2010

You Don't Have To Be An Inkscape Master to Make Your Own SVGs

Both of these files were created in SCAL using the same basic shapes. You can make your own files too, with SCAL and a little bit of imagination and creativity.

Both tree files were made with the rounded triangle and the rectangle shapes from the basic shapes library in SCAL. The one on the left was embellished with a swirl from the SCAL shapes library the other with a star. I will work on a tutorial this weekend to show those that are uncertain about making your own files that you can do it too, with SCAL. Stay tuned . . . in the meantime if you want to start out your holiday collection with a couple trees, you can find the SVG here.

Check back on Monday if you are interested in the tutorial. Enjoy the weekend.