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I hope you’ve enjoyed our Summer Kickoff Series and have been inspired to try some new techniques and even give origami paper a try! For the last project of the series, I wanted to share the paper flowers I created. I came across this tutorial, and thought that origami paper would be perfect!So I didn’t…
Hello friends! It is Lisa Lahiff here today with a card that is just perfect for that super hero in your life, and it might just make him blush too! hehehe! Let’s get into the how to for this card shall we?1. Choose your colors, I am using the Basis Card stock in: Gold, Navy,…
It’s the time of the year again, holidays crafting has officially started! I’m here to share a water-colored Christmas card with you all. The color scheme this month is red, green and white so here is what I came up with…I colored the image and background with Gansai Tambi watercolors – love it! Directions:Step 1: Die-cut a…
By: Modern Flower CreationThis tutorial will show you how to make a DIY Cricut Peony using the Razzleberry cardstock by Poptone. You will need the following supplies to make this beautiful peony:Razzleberry Cardstock Surebonder Glue GunGorilla GluesticksMcGill Rolling ToolsCricut MakerWhen you’re in Design Space you will have to create a new project and searched for the following…
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! Discover more from CutCardStock Blog Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe
Instead of always giving a card, a little treat bag can be a change in routine.For my project today, I wanted to make a soft congratulations bag for a new baby. Instead of doing the same onesie or bottle theme, I went with a soft rose.The Curious Metallic sheets I used for this was perfect…
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