Tutorial Time with Lizzie

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It’s finally spring, and we’re deep into Easter here at the CutCardStock blog. One of my favorite Easter projects is making Peeky Eggs–like the hollow sugar or chocolate eggs, only fewer calories. This one I’ve embellished with lots of Smoosh Roses, and since they were made with Curious Metallic Cardstock, they all have a pretty shimmer to them: Here’s…
Hi guys! It’s Jamie back with you today. Masculine cards have always been harder for my to create but I am happy with how this one turned out! For this project I am using Pop-Tone Cardstock in Gumdrop Green mixed with some amazing glitter paper! I wanted to keep the card simple and use the black glitter paper to make…
Thank you cards are one of those cards that you need in your stash you never know when you might need one. I made two today with one embossing folder they both came together really fast. I used Royal Sundance Fiber in Kraft cardstock and Royal Sundance Felt in Natural cardstock. I started by trimming a piece of Royal Sundance…
Hello creative friends! Happy Wednesday. And happy April! I can’t believe we are nearly halfway through the month already. Supposedly it’s spring, but here in Chicagoland we are still seeing snowflakes and very chilly temps. I guess it’s keeping me inside and focused on work, which is a good thing?! Speaking of, at this time…
Looking for a thank you gifty or favor? These tiny tea wallets are perfect for a little thank you, or a birthday, baby shower, bridal shower, or even wedding favor. These can be a simple or as intricate as you like. Each uses only 1/2 sheet of paper–I used Brilliant White Royal Sundance Felt in…
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So cute…. I will definitely be doing this. Thanks for the inspiration!
Very cool Lizzie.
Oh. My. Gosh. These are terribly cute. Must make some soon.
Yeah, awesome! How long does it take when you make a card like this? Like from First punch to last knot?
Cass, it doesn't take that long. The longest part is figuring out what to stitch and drawing the pattern. Of course, the bigger it is, the more time. The card featured in the tute took about 45 mins from first punch to last stitch. I would say that is about the average!