Using SVG Files with ScanNCut Machine | Scrapbook.com Free Floral Sample Cut File and WCMD Sales!

Hi everyone! I am back again with two more cards today (kind of a busy day, I know πŸ˜‰ !). These ones were created with my ScanNCut Machine and a free SVG file by Scrapbook.com! Yes, you heard right, free! πŸ’₯

This lovely cut file is part of the Scrapbook.com World Card Making Day celebrations, together with sales (cardmaking supplies are up to 50% off) and even more freebies! Today you can get these handy Double Sided Adhesive Foam Rounds – just add them to your cart and you are good to go!

Coming back to the cards, I used the Scrapbook.com  Floral Sampler Pack file and my ScanNCut machine to cut the design out of two cardstock panel. The first one is some plain black cardstock, and the other one is some Bristol Smooth Cardstock, over which I had blended Distress Inks in Dried Marigold, Worn Lipstick, Shaded Lilac and Tumbled Glass.
Once the design was cut out of the two panels, I created an inlay effect by switching up the negative and the positive cuts from the two cardstock sheets. This way I have one card with a colorful frame and black floral details, and one with a black frame and colorful floral details.
I raised the sentiments over some foam squares and coated them with a Spectrum Noir Clear Overlay Pen and my Glossy Accents. 
I have also a video for you, where I share how to use the cut SVG file with your ScanNCut machine, as well as the card making process.

Don’t forget to check out the sales over at Scrapbook.com, and I wish you all a wonderful day!

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