An other site I like to go to each day is

 misskatecuttables.com

Each DAY she posts a new free cutable.  I have download quite a few cute images to cut out with my Cameo since I found her site.  Included in the files are printables that you can print and cut out with scissors, too.  Today's is
Happy Birthday Girl and Happy Birthday Boy files.  Now who couldn't use one of those?!?

A 3-D stove from SVGCuts.com Farmhouse kitchen set

Farmhouse Kitchen set

The apron card that I made came from this same farmhouse set.

I used snaps for the knobs.  I glued the cup cake paper behind the vellum on the oven door.  

I found some shiny metal stickers for the burners.  A friend suggested to use spiral paper clips for the burners.  Hopefully I can find some in the right size and color.  I have some pink and lime greens ones that I didn't think would work with this color scheme.

Here is the side view.  Oh, did I tell you that the lid lifts off and you can put something inside the box/oven?  It is about 4" x 4 1/4" x 5" tall.  The paper pack that I used was Olivia's Sweet Shop form The Paper Studio.  I had made a mini album with all pictures of my mother with this same paper pack.  Actually I have both the 4.5x6.5" and the 12x12 packs.  

I made a mistake in the name of the SVGCuts.com file

Instead of vintage kitchen it is Farm House Kitchen.  Close but not right if you are in search of it.

This is an other card I made using the same cut file.  It comes with the mannequin cut out also.  Sure does look different with these colors.  

Christmas Card with a SVGCuts apron cut file

The little apron is from www.SVGCuts.com vintage kitchen file.  The shaped card is from the same file.  I fussy cut the gingerbread boys from a sheet of decorative paper that I have had in my stash.  Merry Christmas are vinyl stickers.  Using my Cameo software I postioned 16 aprons on the red and white striped paper and cut them all out at once.  Production line in progress.  :).  I did the same with the frames but could only get 4 on a page.  There are two layers to the frame and the strip going across the page.  I really like how these are turning out.

Here is my helper.  He is laying all over the papers I had just cut out.  That is all 18lbs 3 ounces of him.  He is a Maine Coon cat named TC.  TC is short for THE CAT.  

What I have made with cut files from SVGCuts.com

I have been ordering some cut files for my Cameo from www.SVGCuts.com and loving them.  The box card as a picnic basket with the wine has a "Who needs MILK?" stamped image on it from CTMH.  It came with a chocolate stamp set.  I used some Mod Podge Dimensional Magic on the bottle and wine glasses to give them some shine.  Not sure if you can see or not, but I put some glue on some button thread, wrapped it around a skinny paint brush handle and let it dry.  When it was dry, I unwrapped it and made the grapevine twisty things that I added to the grapes on the front of the box card.  The lighthouse measures about 15 1/2" tall.  The row house measures about 14" tall and both have areas that lift off to either put a gift or battery operated tea lights in them.  The windows in both are vellum to allow the light to flicker thru.  The juke box also has vellum and a door in the back to also place a battery operated tea light.

This box can be anything you would like it to be.  A lunch box, a suitcase or an attache.  Make it as fancy or as masculine as you want to fit the person or occasion.

I used some embossing folders on some of the above items, too.