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Get spooky for Fall with all-new projects for Halloween! Start or add-to your paper-craft village and create your own Bewitched Cabin! Make it all your own with your own papers and embellishments! Its roof lifts off so you can put electronic tealight candles inside, or you can use it as a super fabulous gift box! You also get a cute Witchy Hat to fill with treats as well as an adorable Jack O’ Lantern wearing a cute witch hat. Put an electronic tealight candle inside or fill it with fun-size candy bars or treats! You also get two vintage-inspired cards for making and spreading spooky joy this October!
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Bewitched Cabin: (5:43)
Witchy Hat: (54:48)
Jack O' Lantern: (1:03:54)
Your files & concepts coupled with Graphic 45 is delicious
Thank you! 😁
I love the little peek of Winnie there at the beginning!
I did to. :)
Yep, I definitely had to go back and forth and back and forth - and not because I was slow on the uptake, sorry. But you are sometimes skipping info on which part should be used next.
I just completed the Haunted Cottage. You made it look so easy but I found out I am not nearly as good as you are. I had to stop and start the video every step of the way. Biggest thing I learned is you have to use the right glue. I was using Zig and it just didn't dry fast enough to hold the curved areas. Once I switched to Zip Dry everything went much easier. I can't even imagine what I would of ended up with if I used a gue that didn't dry clear!!! Can't wait to get started on the other projects in this kit!
me too. its learn as you go. the 2nd time was so much easier
Use art glitter glue. Fast drying. Buy at maymaymadeit.com
I made the haunted house and it was amazing. You two are sooooo talented. Thank you for all you do.
Your four legged baby stole the show for a little while. lol
Thank you Mary and Leo. Mary you are so talented and look forward to making this house x
Awesome Kit!! I see Winnie is supervising your construction techniques ;)
WOW!!! This one is the very best yet! Fantastic job, Mary and Leo! Thanks so much!
~Kris~
Fabulous set of designs. I have just made the lantern. Will blog and share on Facebook with links to your shop etc. Hoping to create the haunted house later today xxx.
Oh Ehm Goodness.. I just love how Winnie photo bombed the video :-) As usual, you out did you self.
Awesome as always Mary! You are amazing.
wow you’re amazing!
I don’t understand how you put your roof panel on the chimney side with the chimney already installed. It won’t fit over the larger top end of the chimney. I had to rip mine and glue it back together yet yours is on there somehow with no explanation.
Just discovering SVG cuts. Alas! There's no closed captioning on these videos! Please enable the CC. Thanks.
Hi Bobbye! Thanks for reaching out! I just re-enabled the automatic captions for my channel. It seems that the default setting changed at some point and they were no longer showing up. I'm seeing them again now on some videos, but not yet on this one. Hopefully after some time they will show up for this one as well. Thanks again! ~Mary
How do I cut them out? I only have a cricut. I just bought your kit. What is the best way to cut the shapes out? Should I copy all on whiite copy paper than copy to the appropiate color cardstock?
i can not figure out the windows please help i have looked and looked i can't find the pieces that go on there please please help
I live this haunted house, where do I buy it and does it come ready for my Silhouette machine
surecuts.com...and it is svg designs. made the house and wow, just gorgeous...
It is SVG cuts .com
This video is very much un~clear as to how to... Where do we start? Even after I bought this kit even the PDF doesn't have instructions. So far not good :(
Hi Lo's K&C! I’m sorry to hear that you’re having trouble. Perhaps you were looking for instructions on using our designs with your cutting machine. If that's the case, I'd be happy to provide that information. Are you using a Cricut Explore or Maker with the Cricut Design Space software? Or perhaps a Silhouette Cameo with the Silhouette Studio software? Or the Brother ScanNCut machine with the Canvas software? Or if there was something related to the assembly of the project/s, please let me know. Thanks! ~Mary
@@svgcuts Thank you for your reply. Maybe I'm not clear as to what I'm having issues with... Where is the writing instruction on all the cut out pieces to be glued to what. In your video you showed all your pieces where glued down already and I'm Hold up Where is the instruction on gluing down all these cut out pieces? Thank you
Do you cut this out of chipboard as well?
And when I go to cut my files they don't score.. they cut.. How can I fix this?
Hi Pixietale Creations! I'm so sorry for the delayed reply to your comment. I actually used card stock paper, not chipboard. Generally, most kinds of available card stock paper will work well for our designs, but I have some more specific information about my personal preferences at: svgcuts.com/blog/2017/04/03/what-kind-of-card-stock-is-best/
The Haunted Forest SVG Kit projects haven't yet been updated to include our optional solid score lines, which are meant to be scored by some cutting machines, such as the Cricut Explore or Maker and the Sizzix eclips and eclips2. Here is some information about using our optional solid score lines in case it’s helpful: svgcuts.com/blog/2019/04/15/how-to-use-our-optional-solid-score-lines/
In case you’re new to using SVG files with the Cricut Design Space software, here’s some detailed information that may be helpful: svgcuts.com/blog/2019/04/16/how-to-make-our-vintage-truck-project-using-the-cricut-design-space-software/
Thanks for reaching out! Please let me know if you need any more help. ~Mary
What weight is the card stock please
Hi V! The card stock that I like to use and that I recommend is textured card stock that's about 80#. However, a wide range of types and weights of card stock can work well. With that being said, if you find that your blade is tearing up the paper and it's not dull, then it may be one of the few types of card stock that doesn't cut well. I don't run into that often, but it can happen.
Thanks for your prompt reply . I have made several of your projects . Such as tgd haunted house , a Xmas house and a southern style house. I love them . I made them with 250,gsm ( not sure how that relates to card weighed by the pound) but I found 250gsm a bit too flimsy. Do you think 300gsm card for the structure would be sturdier. Thanks
@@vanessacollard Wonderful! Thanks so much! That sounds like it would be better.
I meant I love this haunted house. he he
I'm becoming more and more unhappy with SVG Cuts! The customer service sucks and the videos are becoming more irrelevant, lacking and incomplete. Where does the decorative panels go on the cabin? How can I determine what's decorative BEFORE I cut them out? How do you assemble the flower for the jack-o-lantern? I really wish I didn't spend my money with you.
Wow! Thanks for the input, Saunya. Was there something specific that you found to be irrelevant? If you look at the PDF Menu document included with the download, the shapes that are "panels" are the decorative panels. The shapes are shown and categorized: house, base, roof, vellum, interior liners and panels. For the flower, you can assemble it however you'd like, but going from smallest to largest (largest on the bottom) seems to make the most sense. We are taking a look now at our e-mail inbox to see what we must have missed from you.
In case you missed it, you can always jump ahead to the project you're looking for in our TH-cam videos by clicking on the project's number link in the video description above.
I made this about 6 years ago. It’s very easy to follow . Looked great too.