When I designed this Tool Caddy SVG File, I was thinking of Father’s Day. I thought about those simple wooden tool boxes you often see in garages or at garage sales! I thought it would be a simple but fun box for gifts. So, I made this one for my Dad. I sized it down a bit to make it a smaller box.
The original file comes with the box, panels and a blank label to add your own sentiment.
For this version, I used a Wood texture pattern paper I had in my stash for the panels. I inked the edges with Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink. I also embossed the panels with the Sizzix Texture Fades Notebook embossing folder.
Once assembled, I added the “Dad’s Goodies” to the blank word label.
Then added the goodies!
The Tool Caddy is really an easy box to make and you could use it for any occasion. I even saw that somebody used it to store scrapbooking supplies!
The colors of this birthday Garage Workshop card (using the Garage Workshop Popup Card SVG design) used by Jana are fantastic! She modeled it after her own garage. I love that brick background and the realistic rusty saw!
Today, I am sharing this cute heart Hello card that Nancy designed with one of the frame sets in our A2 Frame Card Set 1 SVG Design. This design is so easy to use and give you a blank slate to add your own embellishments, like stickers, die cuts or stamps. She did not even waste any paper by using the cutout hearts inside the card!
Hello and welcome to our 3-day Father’s Day Blog Hop. I am excited, as this is our first ever blog hop at Simply Crafty SVGS! At each hop, inspiration from our Design Team is sure to provide some Father’s Day inspiration or perhaps just some ideas for future projects!
Since this is the first stop in the Blog Hop, let’s get started with a Father’s Day 3D Side by Side UTV box.
The Side by Side UTV SVG comes with square flags, but I wanted something different for this box. So, I created 2 triangular flags you often see on 4WD toys. This is easy to create within any software with basic shapes. I used triangles to make the flags with a union command from the software I was using, eCal 2. I used the Print2Cut feature to add the text. I cut and painted 2 skewers (like you get in the dollar store) black to wrap the flags around.
I also created the Happy Father’s Day label using Print2Cut in eCal 2, which is similar to the Print and Cut features in other software, like Cricut Design Space and Silhouette Studio. Then a melted perler bead, compliments my crafty sister, to the middle of the steering wheel, for the horn. A few black rhinestones form the middle of the tires.
I wanted to break up the color in the back, so I added a strip of black and white striped washi tape. I used white glitter cardstock for the front headlights and metallic red cardstock for the back lights.
As you can see, the back open up for a place to add a gift card or some Father’s Day goodies!
If you like what you see thus far, there are a lot of other fun projects to come. Please continue the hop by visiting the next crafter on the list, which is Janet at Crafting Quine!
Make sure you visit each one and leave a comment so that you have more chances to win! Happy Hopping!
Thanks to all that participated! The $5 Gift Certificate Winner for commenting on this blog post is Vickie D. The overall $10 Gift Certificate Winner for the entire blog hop is Sherri G. Emails have been sent to the winners.
The winners for each of the $5 gift certificates were announced on the individual blogs. Thanks to all that participated and generally a thanks to all that continue to support us through this creative venture!
Here are all the projects created by the talented designers!
Oh, looky what Janet did with the At the Ballpark card! She modified it to make not one, but 2 great tennis cards! There is a ton of information on her blog explaining this process. Click here to read all about it.
