Rivka Wilkins

Valentine Free Printable! Hidden file link: http://digiplayground.com/love-heart-gold-sku18801.html Their are 2 other prints out there. One on my Facebook page and one on instagram @rivkasrenditions

Aren't these pillows that Chelsea Alexander made for us! I have to make some now. Here is a little information on how she did it. Check her out on Instagram. She is so talented! Instagram: @vintagekitchn Materials:  2 standard pillow cases freezer paper Silhouette Cameo  Martha Stewart Fabric Medium Acrylic Craft Paint & Brush Iron & Ironing Board Designs:  Silhouette Users: Love Her Silhouette Users: Love Him SVG file: Love her SVG file: Love him I separated the designs and determined which arrow needed to go which direction for our sleeping arrangement. Then I resized it to make it fit in the center and be a nice substantial size. I also elongated the size a bit to have it fill the pillowcase more. To cut the freezer paper, I cut it with shiny side up. I tried it shiny side down first, but the cut wasn't as crisp and clear. I definitely recommend shiny up. My cut settings were set on Vellum. It seemed to be perfect. Once

It is that time of year again! The time when we get an extra excuse to tell others how much we love them. I am a fan of doing things to show love all year round, but that doesn't mean we can’t have some extra fun with Valentine's Day! I have been waiting to use this design for months as a Valentine Card and I LOVE how it turned out! It can be for any gender and any age, so have fun with it! Below is a list of the items I used to make the card and a fun tip on how to make the waves look great and crisp! Supplies : o    I 'Whaley' Love You design from Rivka’s Renditions o    Silhouette Users: I whaley love you o    All other SVG Users:  I whaley love you o    4”x12” White Cardstock (folded in half vertically) o    4 – 4”x2” Strips of Blue Cardstock (for the waves) o    Washi tape, glue, foam squares, & Copic markers o    ¾” circle paper punch Tips & Tricks! Making crisp and pointed waves – Have you ever tried cutting waves out