Round Frames and Overlays

[rattytatty]

Here is a doily I designed with a frame centre . Use a reasonably new cutting mat. Cut on cheep printer paper its ideal Blue blade thin media setting 29. a couple of bits did nt come out of mine but poked out eaily enough

Image generously provided by kztmiz

[Betsy]

This frame looks nice cut in green card and a photo in the middle.
Be careful when taking it off the carrier sheet.

[MaryAnne]

When I started this one, I had the Hambly overlays in mind. I wanted something sort of similar, although obviously not transparent :) I have cut it, and rather like it :)

I think if I did it right I've included the optional center circle in the GSD so you can delete it if you want a solid frame. The GSD is sized for a 12x12 sheet of card, but you can size it down for A4, obviously. A tiny bit of tidying up is needed, esp. the right hand lowest arms of the flourish which don't always "fall" out (maybe a sharper blade or more force?)

From Bodoni ornaments, lower case s, with lots of rotating and some editing :)

I've included the waste frame - I have this idea that you could overlay it over a transparency sheet and paint thru it to get something that is a bit more like the Hably overlays but I haven't tried that yet! Hey, it is still quite early on a Bank Holiday so cut me some slack!!

MaryAnne gave me permission to post the file that I made from her JPEG. It should work for Wishblade users since I traced it using my Wishblade. thecountryrose
ornamental frame

[Senorita Lynn]

I have been fiddling with Inkscape, trying to see if I can learn how to use it by just playing. I wanted to make a scalloped shape, but came up with this shape instead.
I decided to see if it would cut and whether it would be at all useful.
It cuts really well, so I will share it with you and see what you think.
I know it is basic and simple, but I quite pleased, even though it was nothing like what I was trying to do - lol!

[Janet1]

2 heart frames if anyone can make use of them. Designed in KNK Studio, converted to GSD via Inkscape. If anyone would like the KNK file please pm me.
Janet

[Silene]

Here you go Ruthan. Hope you like them and hope you don't mind that I copied the pattern of your lace in the second one.

Monica

[Silene]

Another two frames :D
I can't figure out how on earth I am going to have time to use them all. Hope you do!

Monica

[Silene]

These frames are a little bit different from what I have done before but I hope you like them anyway.

Monica

[Silene]

Yet another one...
Enjoy

Monica

[Silene]

I tried to make a frame that looks like a crochet doily but I don't know if I can call them frames. There is not so much space to put a picture on :D. I hope they are useful anyway.

Monica

[Silene]

This time I have made two different flower frames and some toppers.
Some swirly frames will be next.

:thanks:

Monica

[Silene]

This time I have put some swirls together. Be careful when lifting it of the carrier sheet. Hope you like it.

Monica

[Silene]

And one more...

Monica

[Silene]

Here is some round frames in three different models. You can see the last one below this message.

Monica

[Silene]

Time for some other frames or toppers or whatever you like to call them :lol:
Hope you like them.

Monica

[Silene]

More frames and toppers. Hope you like them.

Monica

[DJG]

Hearts in a frame this time

[DJG]

I haven't cut this yet but it should be ok

[Silene]

It was a while since last time I uploaded some files, but here is a couple of new frames anyway. Hope you like them.

Monica

[Silene]

These frames you can cut quite small if you want. I have made several different shapes with these and will post more of them later.

Monica

[Silene]

Hope this is of any use. Maybe as a topper on a card or so. I made it just for fun.:)
:thanks:

Monica

[Lucille]

I've just been playing around with something I read a while ago and thought it was quite pretty and would be nice on a LO as a frame for a photo or as a journaling block.

[SylviaF]

This mat is a result of some of the "fiddling" I did when I was designing the broderie anglais card so I thought I might as well put it in the templates in case anyone can make use of it. Converted via the pdf method.

Sylvia x

[DJG]

It cuts fine at 5"x5". I think there might be a problem if it was cut any smaller so it would probably be better used for a cut out or topper for an A4 card

[DJG]

Here's another one wit a mat. I haven't cut this one but it should be ok

[DJG]

Here's my first one

[SylviaF]

Some lovely files here on the first day! Here is my first entry - it is intended as a scrapbook frame although it could easily be made smaller for a card.

Sylvia x

[Fuschia]

Not sure if this counts, I think it does, but not very good at doing frames so used a font which is Ipsnowflake - capital letter B.

It has a base mat which cuts great and a top decorative layer which cuts great but is very delicate.

Also added the same frame but with a circle around it so it can be cut out of a card blank if you delete the outer circle instead of using as a topper.

[DJG]

A simple frame but may be useful to someone

[DJG]

Another simple one

[DJG]

Another one from me if anyone can use it

[2magpies]

Line art faux satin stitch frame, designed in Inkscape. The template's orange lines need to be drawn with gel pens first before sending to cut.

[SylviaF]

There are some gorgeous frames on here now - Sharon I love your ballerinas and Joyce your faux satin stitch is so realistic - at first glance I honestly thought you'd been up all night embroidering it!!
I've done a couple of star frames (thinking about Christmas - how sad is that?). Care is needed lifting these off the carrier sheet 'cos they're a bit delicate

Sylvia x

[DJG]

Similar design to the square frame but round this time

[Ness72]

WOW, I've just done my first filigree, and thought I'd share it with you all. I didn't realise how much work went into making a filigree file, and I probably won't do another for quite a while hahaha Hope you like it. Haven't cut it yet, so I'm hoping it's fine.

[Ness72]

OK, I know I said I wouldn't do another filigree for quite a while, but I seem to be addicted. Here's the 3rd one I've done, but the 2nd one I'm sharing with you all. Again, as usual, I haven't cut it, but it should be fine. Hope you like it xx

[Caroluk]

I saw some mats like the flower one on create and craft, won't mention the person showing them as I don't think it is allowed, anyway I saw them and they were quite pricy for what you get so I decided to play around and do my own.The snowflake mat is my own idea as I needed a nice mat to showcase one of Silenes fabulous snowflakes.

Apologies for the image, obviously gold & silver mirri card and a scanner don't mix :lol:
As you see, the different sections of the mat can have different colour paper/card behind them so great for using those little bits I tend to hoard as they are too pretty to throw away :D

BTW, use quite thin card otherwise the small pieces won't come out without tearing the mat and don't cut them too small, I made mine to fit 135 x 135 mm square cards.

[SylviaF]

I thought the polygon design would make a nice mat so here is what I've come up. I cut it in120 gsm paper and it cut really well, but care is needed when lifting from the carrier sheet as it's a bit lacy!

[Fuschia]

Here's my effort for this months challenge. Hope its ok. :)

Font = Floralia using Letter b.

[mininova]

try again