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This month we’ve seen so many inspiring posts for wedding season! Hopefully our Design Team has given DIY Brides some great ideas for making their day just a little more special. Not only does CutCardStock carry products for DIY events, there are so many products that should be a part of our stash, for every…
It’s another Friday, how time flies! It’s my turn to post today and I want to show you how to create a custom invitation (birthdays, anniversary, shower, etc) with matching envelopes using CutCardStock’s white recycled card stocks and A7 envelopes! I will share the tutorial with you to make this project, it’s fun to make…
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Hello, Paper Crafters! 😀It’s me, Hannah, the crafter over at Fanciful Spaces again! 😀 I hope you are all doing wonderfully!Today I get to bring you a really easy, fun, and personalized gift for the fathers in your life! In our household, Father’s Day and my husband’s birthday tend to fall on the same weekend, if…
Hi CutCardStock fans! I am so excited to be working on Christmas projects this month and using CutCardStock supplies makes it so easy! I’ve recently discovered the fun in decorating plain old gift bags. Earlier in the year I shared with you a gift bag topper and today I am going to share a…
Being an avid card maker, I tend to buy envelopes when they are on sale so I always have a bunch sitting around. Cut Card Stock has such beautiful options and I love working with them. Finding new uses for them is great and economical as I probably will never create enough cards for all…
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