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needed a teabag then i thought how much it looked like a cheesegrater when i stretched it so here you have them both...
they are straight IRL LOL. the holes are well cut too but for the smaller ones you do need a paperpeircer just to eject the teeny bits.
One of my first, so it's not as smooth. I like it, though, it looks like I baked it :D
Gingerbread Man
Here's one I did a while back - sort of a primitive folk art style one :)
Hope this helps!
désolée, je ne parle pas bien l'anglais... :( mais j'arrive à comprendre vos messages ! ;)
contente que mes fichiers vous intéressent, en voici deux autres :
Search words, swirls, curls, sweets.
enjoy it
I have been reading post and enjoying the comments for a while. I have downloaded several files and have loved them. I am learning more about my software and am looking forward to sharing my first file. Thanks for the advice you all gave me on my last post and I hope this works!
Joyce
Another quick and simple one from me (lol they'll be quick and simple for a while). But here's a little cupcake I put together along with a sample card, I glazed the cherry with glossy accents.
Anyone for a Cappuccino? Thought someone might find a use for this. I cut it from quite thick card without any problem, but don't try to use the centre bit of the 'e' it's too small, just write it in with a matching pen. If you don't want the word cut out of the cup just ungroup and remove it. I cut the steam swirls from vellum and fixed with gel glue, and the spoon from silver mirri-paper. It was sized to fit a 150mm square card, but of course you can resize easily. Enjoy !
For those of you who've asked what the Font is for 'cafe', it is Pump Demi Bold LET. I may have got it from Dafont.com, but not too sure - can I say that here?!
The Font for the word 'Coffee' is Invite Engraved SF.
A friend asked me to do some chef's hats & trophies for someone who had won a 'cook off', hoped they might be of use to someone else!
Hazel xx
Hi
Could someone please see if they can open this file, as I'm having real problems with my new Robo software, been in touch with Graphtec and they're as baffled as I am.
They suggested doing something from scratch, so this is done in Inkscape and saved etc in the new Robomaster.
many thanks xx
This is a template I made up following Lindse's request in CR Chat.
Gingerbread people! I haven't cut them, but they are quite simple so should cut no problems. They have been adapted a bit from a clipart file. Don't think they'd be very nice to eat though! :P
As requested in the chat section by Marion.
A Bucket (well, it looks like one to me, lol).
Ok guys. Here it is my first attempt at making a wedding cake. Before anyone kicks off about the design, saying to looks similar to others out there, this is my design, well my husband's anyway. And I am yet to see anything close to it myself.
I have done it in a way so that two different colours / shades are used. The base colour is the outline cake. The fancy bit comes when you cut the other cake, and use the icing sections only and glue them to the base. It gives a lovely effect I think. Do with it what you will; except sell it of course.
Hi, I saw a request by Jackie (Jack1mum) in Chat section and found this in my growing collection of dingsbats. It was created with the font Culinary Art from Dafont, but as its been worked it shouldn't need to be downloaded. Hope its of some use.
Gingerbread Man:o
MADE in 2.4 software so everyone should be able to open
I've been lurking around here for over I year now and thought it was time for me to contribute as a little thank you for all the files and tips I found here :thanks:
The text in the file is in Swedish but I don't think you need that info but let me know if you want me to translate it. Pictures on how I place my papers on the cutting mat can be found at my blog.
Thank you for a wonderful site and hope you find the cupcake useful!
A BBQ topper - I have included a print and cut file for the food for those who can, although my burgers look a little overdone I think !!
Shirley
A set of six kitchen jar labels to jazz up those plain glass jars - makes a nice gift and you can pick jars up really cheap and turn them into a special present using these templates and some sticky backed vinyl or for a more subtle look use frosted window film.
Included in the set are pasta, rice, flour, tea, coffee, sugar and biscuits
available here
saw something similar thought I would have a go at my own version. decorated with some beautiful foil sent to me by Cattiegracie thanks Grace.
Yes you've guessed it is an other one from Calikat's Path Draws LT letters used s and u
I also used the font Stencil Export for the tea and sugar words, I have welded them so you won't need the font installed.
I found these on a free vector site called Snap 2 Objects and thought they made really cute die cuts for layouts and cards.
They are available in 2 formats .ai and .svg so don't need any editing except to remove the black fill and make the stroke aka. cut lines black, here are 3 of the images from the file containing about 22 images.
We haven't got pizza cutter, so when I saw this on Open Clipart by Andy I turned it into a print and cut.
Hi
cup cakes, i hope you like them and they cut ok !
two more tops, just stuck them on cards to show.
Here you go Chris a flake to go with your Mr Whippy half should be enough for a digital one :D
Hi
this is the sort of shape i have been trying to make, it's not perfect !
Hope this is ok for you? You might have to adjust the size according to the size of the turkey/chicken leg
I didn't know what to call these but I wanted something for my Christmas table that would hold a small round gold foil covered chocolate (you know the ones I am talking about :P ).
you could even hang them on the tree.
I used gold thread through the holes and tied it in a bow easy to open.
Someone was asking for a tea cup. Here are a few cups you might find useful.