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A great way to create a custom look for your projects is to create your own patterned paper using stamps and ink. In this way, you can customize projects using your own colors, themes and patterns!First, start at one corner stamping your image. I used Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on Smoked Sea Salt cardstock by…
Hello, again! Today I’m going to share a card with you that I made using a technique that I’m going to call “faux inlaid die cutting” because instead of using a die I’m going to be using a punch. This is a fun way to utilize those supplies that you may not often use. To begin,…
Hello there! Long time no see… well on my side anyway. I was down for the count with pneumonia AND moved house all in the same two week period. And let me just say, I was down for the count! But, I’m back up, my craft space is coming together nicely and I am breathing…
Hello, hello! It’s Lisa Lahiff here with you today and I have a bright, bold and fun wedding favor that takes only a matter of minutes to make! And when you are a bride with a mile long list, every minute counts! So let’s jump in on how you can make these favors yourself… 1. Start…
Hi, I’m Amber Lawrence and so happy to share that I’ve been working with CutCardStock for almost 5 years now! I live in the Flathead Valley of Montana with my husband of over 15 years. I’ve been papercrafting for over 13 years and have quite a stash built up, if you can imagine! I love…
By Ana Anderson Hi crafty friends! I am excited to be back today with my second blog post for CutCardstock and I have a fun project to share with you – a beautiful paper lotus flower! I started with choosing the cardstock type and color and decided to use Tickled Pink I recently received in…
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I agree with Karen, the cryogen paper is just awesome! And it works so well with Copics or any medium. My printer won't take the card stock so I order the text weight when I want to print on it then just mount that to a heavier card stock. Great for adding verses or other graphics. Sandy WhalenSandy705@wideopenwest.com