Stardream Fuse Metallic FAIRWAY is a great GREEN colorORDER EARLY to avoid last minute DELAYS with Creating your Christmas Cards
Hey everyone! Nicole here on the blog today. Every once in awhile there is that special someone in your life that requires not just any card, but a very special birthday card. I have such a person who is celebrating a birthday in a couple of weeks – my grams. She is turning the big…
This month’s featured discount includes card stock over 120lb and Muscletone Pop-Tone cover certainly qualifies, “weighing in” at 140 lb. As I pondered how to feature this paper, I knew a 3D project was in order. Then, white out shopping for groceries, I saw a black Halloween tree made of two pieces of foam core….
Today I wanted to give you a look into Letterpress on our Savoy 100% cotton cardstock. This cardstock handles like a dream with impressions. So if you love Letterpress or have always wanted to try it, this cotton cardstock is perfect! I set out using just my Big Shot, some pigment ink and both regular…
Dads are a special group of people and deserve special cards. It is always a challenge to make a new card for my dad because he keeps all the cards. I kept this card simple but elegant. I started with a Basis White 110lb cardstock for the card base, Curious Metallic Galvanised cardstock, Basis Grey…
Summer is officially here!For me, summer is all about yellows and bright oranges, mixed with blue raspberry shades. I didn’t really have to pick just one, did I? Today I have a card that catches the eye and certainly says, Smile… it’s Summer! I started with some strips of patterned paper and matched them up…
Hey there CutCardStock friends, It’s just me Pinky today with another fun birthday gift project idea. Today I am sharing this gift bags I created using the CutCardStock Brown Bag paper and the beautiful Neenah Classic Linen A2 Folded Invitations. Here is how I created this project: 1. Cut out gift bag using CutCardStock Brown Bag paper …
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