Florals part 2 Tulips

I have just released the second in my floral series and I hope you find it useful.
In the video I show you how to make a tulip file a drawing file that is effectively a digital stamp.
the detail stencil and the outline stencil.

This is how the file turned out:

You can download a copy of the FCM file  here: and the SVG file here: 

Please do not sell my files they are free for you to use.

Thanks for your continued support love Beverleigh 10 XX

Lesson 3

The third lesson for new users of CANVAS WORKSPACE has been released on my You tube channel you can view the lesson here:
I hope that you enjoy the lesson, please like, share and subscribe.

Floral card series - a whole lot of loveliness!

Here I have for you my first offering in my floral digital stamp (SNC drawing file) and matching detailed and outline stencil.
I have been having a whole lot of fun playing with these, as they are to be used a tool, once you have created or downloaded the files, they can be used over and over again in different ways.
This is how the files turned out and also the first card I have made using the files.

I love florals so loved designing with this set.  I got the scan n cut to draw out the image using a brown sharpie ultra fine.  I then cut the two stencil parts out of Mylar which can be purchased from Amazon here: at £13.49 for 30 sheets, delivered you would be able to create 60 A5 stencil, working out about £0.22 per stencil!  Not bad as you have created a tool which you can use over and over again.  (I am not affiliated or anything and get no commission etc for making recommendations, I just like to share a bargain when I can!).

I cut the sentiment several times and stacked them on top of each other to create a sturdy embellishment and then I finally used ultra thick embossing powder to give a shiny look.  

You can download the FCM here: file and the SVG file here: and if you would like to create the file yourself then pop across to my You Tube channel and watch the video here:

As always please do not sell my files but feel free to download and make as many projects as you like . If you do intend to sell you may want to change the font as this said free for personal use, or contact the creator for permission to use it commercially.  The font is called Hamster and can be download at Dafont.com 

Please like share and subscribe to my channel as this encourages me to continue to produce these files.  Tell you crafty friends where to find me.

 Happy Crafting Beverleigh10 xx

Valentines card part 4

This is my penultimate offering in my Valentine Card Series for this year.  In this one I created a heart shaped easel card that has a jigsaw pattern punched in and uses a beautiful font as a greeting.  I had loads of fun coming up with this one and I hope that you all like it as much as I do!

This is how the file turned out:

I personally think that it came out really cute.  If you would like to view the video on how the file was created the follow the link here:

You can download a free copy of this file in FCM here: format and SVG  here: format Enjoy!

As always with my files please do not sell them but feel free to download and create as many projects as you wish and tell your friends where to find me.  I would also appreciate it, if you credit me with the file creation.

Thanks for your continued support and I hope that you are enjoying the free files.

Love From Beverleigh10 xx

Valentines Day 3!

In this video it shows you another idea for a Valentines Day card.  It shows you how to punch a shape out of a card front, and also how to create a frame.  It shows how to trace an image and how to save as an FCM file.  It also gives some insight into the layers palette.
This is how the file turned out:

This is a less traditional style card that may appeal to many audiences.

You can download the file as an FCM here: and SVG here:

The video on how to create the file can be found here:

Please do not sell my files individually or as a bundle, direct your friends to my blog where they can be downloaded for free.  Please feel free to make and sell as many projects as you wish using my files.

Thanks and hugs Love Beverleigh 10

Canvas workspace tutorials Lesson 2

I have just released a video in which I show you how to create matting layers, from basic shapes and how to adapt basic shapes by using another shape to cut them.
I hope that newer users to scan n cut canvas workspace are finding the lessons useful.
This gives you a view of what I was covering:

You can catch the video over on my You Tube channel here:

I'll be back soon with more lessons soon love from Beverleigh 10 xx

Valentines day Two!!

In the video it show you another idea for a Valentines Day card.  It shows you how to create a multiple framed shape, this could be adapted for photographs instead of letter.  It also shows how to create letters using the font tool.  It also show you how to create a greeting for the front of the card and for a greeting on your insert, especially cool if you are trying to disguise your handwriting!!
This is how the file turned out:

This is a less traditional style card that may appeal to many audiences.

You can download the file as an FCM here: and SVG here:

The video on how to create the file can be found here:

Please do not sell my files individually or as a bundle, direct your friends to my blog where they can be downloaded for free.  Please feel free to make and sell as many projects as you wish using my files.

Thanks and hugs Love Beverleigh 10

'Happy New Year!'

Let's just take a moment to wish each other a Happy New Year.
I have been busy playing with the down-loadable version of canvas workspace, a welcome gift from the Brother solution centre, you can find the link to download the program for Mac users here.
It definitely has some very useful features, the layers function and the ability to use all the fonts on your computer.
I have been busy making a video that allows you to discover more about both of these functions, whilst creating a useful file.

This is what the file turned out like:

You will find the video showing you how to create the file here: and you can download a copy of the file in FCM here: format and SVG here: format.
As you can see I decided to make the file up in none traditional colours and popped up some of the letters and left some flat, just so that it has added some additional interest to the card.  In the video I take you through how to make the FCM file.
As always, please do not sell my files individually or bundled together, instead feel free to direct your friends over to where they can download the files for themsleves.  Please feel free to make and sell as many cards as you like from the file.

Lets hope that this year is a good one to all of us, Love from Beverleigh 10 xx