When I designed the Ice Cooler Cards, I could not decide what type of cooler to design. Consequently, I designed two different cards, making sure they were interchangeable. For this Ice Cooler Birthday card, I took the can inserts from Ice Cooler with Cans Card and used them in the card base from the Ice Cooler with Bottles Card.
Here are the original card SVG files that I used to make the Ice Cooler Birthday Card with the soda cans.
I used print and cut using my Cricut Maker to make the Coke and Mountain Dew cans. A coat of Ranger’s Glossy Accents added on the cans give them a bit of a shine. I used the old school cooler look from the Ice Cooler with Bottles Card and the can card inserts from the Ice Cooler with Cans Card. You could even have a mixture of bottles and cans!
Here is a closeup of the cans amongst the “ice”.
And the card flattens to fit into a standard A7 envelope.
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I love how Janet changed this Christmas Tree with Train Card SVG file to make a Baby’s First Christmas card. I just love the colors and the little details. Click here to read about how she created this gem on her blog.
Let’s give Tina a warm welcome as our new Design Team member! Here is her first project as part of our team! I just love the beautiful colors and inking details on this Surfer’s Paradise Card Tina designed. Click here to view more details on her blog. To learn more about Tina, see bio below.
Here is a little bit more about Tina!
Hi, I’m Tina DeMarche, the Domestic Engineer of my home of four boys and have homeschooled my boys for many years now. I started cross-stitching at age 6 and have loved keeping my hands busy ever since. Cooking, coloring, and gardening are a few other of my favorite hobbies. I took a calligraphy class in 2001 and we would make Christmas cards to swap amongst ourselves. Thus began my love for card making and other paper crafts, but I really didn’t get into stamping until years later. Now with a machine by my side, any paper craft can be possible and fun to create.
