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Amber Lawrence from Temecula, California of Amber’s Crafty Corner designed this Christmas Card using Cardstock from CutCardStock.comMerry Christmas Card (finished size: 4 ¼ x 5 ½)Supplies:· Basis Red cardstock, cut to 4 ¼ x 11”· Kraft cardstock, cut to 4 ¼ x 2 ½”· Via Linen Leaf Green cardstock, scrap piece at least 3 x…
I’ll be honest…I usually spend all my time focusing on creating a card and forget to pay attention to much else. When a friend is going through a rough time though, I like to think about ways to send a little extra love. Coordinating envelopes are a fun way to amp up a simple card…
Inspired by the season in which many new and exciting things are happening (graduations, weddings, you name it!) I’ve decided to create a card of congratulations for practically any occasion.The colors could easily be swapped out for a more “masculine” feel – I was especially in the mood to work with reds, purples, and gold.First,…
Christine joining you today to share a quick and easy Christmas card made from the basic supplies of cardstock, a punch, sequins, and a black pen.I created my card base from Brown Bag Kraft Cardstock and then added a layer of Basis Red 80 lb Cardstock and Basis White 110 lb Cardstock. I then simply…
It seems like lately every where I look I am inspired by all the natural wood-grain decor, weddings I see. So it was no wonder I decided to create a template that would mimic the beautiful woodsy look ….this amazing faux wood-grained template can be printed over any of the gorgeous cardstock here at Cut…
Presentation matters! Prettily wrapped gifts make receiving the gift all the more exciting. Even a very inexpensive gift, presented in a special way, makes the gift even more thrilling to receive. I found some very inexpensive, but YUMMY smelling tealights but they were in such mundane and insignificant packaging. I’ll bet with a little bit…
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