Hello, hello! So glad you decided to come back and have a look at my “charming” castle card. Aren’t these box cards to die for?!? Especially the castle. I have a set of Lawn Fawn stamps that I have never gotten around to using. It’s a fairy tale set. Too perfect for this little frog to be waiting just inside the doors for his princess to turn him into her Prince Charming. He’s so cute, he doesn’t need to turn for me!
I just had to take a close-up. He is so adorable!
Totally love this, Becki. It just needs some awesome Trendy Twine 😉
Lesley @ Annie’s Paper Boutique & Trendy Twine
hahahah Lesley, I can’t put Trendy Twine on everything, can I? OK, maybe I can! 😛
Becki,, your Castle card is adorable !Love the frog!
Have a lovely night,
Kim
So cute, I love making cards for friends and family members like this. I haven’t see the box cards before though, really neat.
Thanks, Kim and Diana! I appreciate you stopping by and showing me some love!
I have this box card set from SVG, but didn’t think I would ever use the “Princess” castle card because I only have grandsons – no girls. I never thought about changing it up and making it for a handsome prince. thank you for the fantastic idea.
Thanks, Mary!
I love box cards and am interested in getter the svg file. Just a couple of questions though?
I have a scanNcut is this file comparable? Does the file include score lines or do you score it manually?
Hi Vicky, I have a SnC, but never use it so I can’t say off the top of my head. Here is a link to the review of the SnC by SVGCuts – http://svgcuts.com/blog/brother-scanncut-review/. It should help you will some questions regarding their files and your machine. Also the score lines are part of the file itself.