Oval Frames

I needed something pretty to frame one of those old-time photos, so I made this. Hope someone can use it!
Judy S.

Here is my first attempt at creating my own template (and attempting to add it to this forum!) - hope you find it useful !

This frame was adapted from a stencil I bought, so it is for personal use only.
I have to say, it cuts better than it looks.
It might want a tweek here and there,so I hope it will be of use to someone.

Hi. everyone.
I can't remember if I have uploaded this frame or not, if I have sorry,
if not I hope someone can use it.

Another Floriat dingbat frame - I've stretched it to fit a 12x12 page for cutting on the Pro - not sure I love the stretched version and will probably create a native 12x12 version, but for now here is the A4 version.

Thick card may need cutting twice unless you have a new, sharpish blade!
ornamental frame

I have not used these in a project yet, but they cut just fine. Hope someone can use them!

Pam

Now I know how to make scalloped frames I thought I would make this one.
Thanks for the tutorial and to Stressed for sorting the download.
Servalan

I came up with this scalloped frame whilst mucking about in DM. It cut well in metallic gold 120gsm paper. Hope you like it - haven't converted it to GSD yet.

GSD file now added (with grateful thanks to Lindyloulou for her tips on converting gra files) Not sure about the little circles round the edge - they may need a bit of adjustment.

Here is another scalloped oval in DM. I've cut it in 120 gsm metallic paper. On the card shown below I have cut it and then resized it and cut again then layered them onto a metallic backing with a simple ribbon slide in the centre. I embossed the white mat with the Cuttlebug textile embossing folder. I haven't converted the file to a GSD yet.
Sorry about the poor photo quality.

I've now added the GSD file for this and am very grateful to Lindyloulou for her tips on converting GRA files.

I made a rectangle frame with the same pattern as the last one. Enjoy.

Monica

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

Some more different ones.

Monica

Wanted to make some frames for my card making,hope they will be of use to you, i have cut them they are fine.they can be used seperately or on top of one another.

Plain frame with two swans added

My frame for the June challenge. All the frames are brilliant what have been uploaded so far :thanks:for sharing them

Anne

Yeh, I finally got time to have a play :). I used the Spiro tool in Inkscape to make this frame.

There have been some fab designs so far. Many thanks to everyone, & to Winnie for setting the challenge.

A few more frames to add to this month's challenge collection. This one was designed in Inkscape and hand traced in RM 2.4 for a quicker cut. :comp:

Another one from me

Didn't know what to call this one as it's a shape that just happened but as it looks like leaves that's what I decided to call it.
It hasn't been cut but should be fine

Here is another one. I used Hazel's idea but used a poem on the loss
of a dog. I know many of us are dog lover's and I lost one of our Golden
Retrievers last summer.

I left the golden retriever separate from the frame so that it can be used
for other dogs.

The font I used was GE TravelScript

Here is my contribution to Linda's excellent challenge. Long ago in the "olden days" when I was a youngster in the early 1950's (did I really say that!) we all had autograph books and asked our friends and family to write verses or sentiments in them. My Dad wrote this quotation in my book and for quite some time I was never sure just what it meant, although I was sure it would be good advice coming from him! I have since discovered it is part of a speech from one of Shakespeare's plays.

Whoops sorry forgot to add it on here it is

Here is a frame hope you like it. just having a play.:rolleyes:

I know you have all got these and I am sure there are loads in the temp section but I needed one so thought I would share.

Hi Ladies , i wasn't to happy with the first tulip frame, so i have added a few more Tulips thought it might look better. Thank you Doreen for explaining what i had done wrong with the line settings for the GSD files , as you see i have managed it. :thanks:
Anne

Made this frame from the font damask 1, deleted a few of the small details, It should cut okay.I haven't tried it yet.

Anne:comp:

As at the moment we can only use text to create this type of pattern I used a U and chopped it down. This does make for fairly wide apart ribbon slots but I hope it will be useful until such time as we may be able to use object to path. If anyone knows of a very narrow font it may be possible to make the slots closer together.

Okay so having downloaded S.Studio software I can't believe how ridiculously easy it is to weld and create a mat!

I haven't used my Craft Robo for an embarrassingly long time, never mind designed anything, so hopefully this will be the start of more to come.

ETA I haven't cut it, but it's just a rectangle and circles welded together so I don't foresee a problem.

Playing in Studio today with the replicate tool and this is what I came up with. Hope someone can use it.
Cath

Saw something similar on a certain channel today and having to be inactive due to a bout of shingles, I thought I would try it out. Hope someone can use it.

Been playing around and came up with these mats and frames - thought they might come in useful.

Another scroll edge topper, this cuts fine too