On the 5th Day of Christmas, CutCardStock shared with me: A classy wine bottle tag, ready to give to your favorite holiday party hostess, or to have on hand for an unexpected visitor!
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The Golden Pineapple…. doesn’t that sound like a trophy you’d win for a Hawaiian surfing competition, or something? In this case, it’s me jumping on this huge trend of pineapples and adding some fantastic gold foil cardstock.I started with a blank card, which is something CutCardStock does so well! I chose a smaller size card,…
Who love’s to receive candy at the holidays? There is always lots of it around in our home and what better way to give it as a gift when decorated with hand crafted wrappers. My family love to see what I have come up with. This year I have chosen some little critters to hold…
Our Newest paper is POP-TONES from French. We have select colors available in 70# text weight 65# cover weight. These are FUN colors and priced so you can try 2-3 of these unique colors. Matching envelopes are here, too! Available 65# cover wt colors: Blue Raspberry, Cotton Candy, Hot Fudge, Sour Apple, Wild cherry, Grape…
Wanting to wish everyone a Merry Chsristmas and a Happy New Year witha Great Big Thanks for allowing us to service your cardstock & envelope needsthis year !More Fantastic projects from the SCS talented ladies.Today we are featuring work from Kelly Landers.What a Super Creative Designer she is !Check out this adorable “Happiness Jar” she…
It is that time of year. Many of us are getting ready for our kids to distribute Valentine’s Day greetings to their classmates. I don’t know about you but when I was little, it was enough to simply buy some cute cartoon cards and sign them. Now, it seems that everyone gives candy…OK, I always…
Do you ever paint? I used to, quite a bit, but haven’t much recently, until a friend encouraged me to try these pretty winter watercolor cards.The simple wet-on-wet watercolor trees are a perfect pairing with shimmering Stardream Metallic papers.I used pan watercolors. Even basic school grade watercolors work well for this project. No watercolor paper? …
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What a great idea! The red paper looks amazing.