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Happy Spring!! The days are getting longer, the sun is warm, and the trees are starting to bud. What a great reason to celebrate with a sweet greeting and a gift card. Once you have a quality base of card stock from CutCardStock creating becomes fun and easy! When I start a project I first pick…
Many of you have been asking about Copic markers and we’re dedicated to helping you use them to their fullest capacity. Amber created a great post comparing two of Cut Card Stock papers. Be sure to check it out here.Today, I want to share with you a tutorial on how to create a Copic color…
This time around, I wanted to do something a little different… and so you have the square envelope luminary.Supplies:6.5″ x 6.5″ SQUARE White EnvelopesInks (I used Hollyhock, Cotton Candy, Pear and Sunny Yellow by CTMH)Stamps (I used the Sophia Stamp set by CTMH)Ribbon (Cotton Candy by CTMH)AdhesiveScoring BoardPaper TrimmerStep One: Seal the envelope using adhesive…
Hello friends! Giovana here today posting my last post as a Design Team member for CutCardStock. I really want to express my gratitude and how thankful I am for letting me be part of the CutCardStock family, 6 months flew by very quick!!So, today I have a “thank you” card, it’s very simple, but with…
Hi Crafters! I love the bright colors of the Pop Tones cardstock so I wanted them to be the focus of my card. I started by stamping multiple flowers on to the Pop Tones cardstock in Razzleberry and Red Hot. Then I stamped some leaves onto three different colors of the Pop Tones cardstock- Limeade, Sour Apple Green, Jelly Bean Green. I stamped all of my images with Memento Tuxedo…
I love that just by seeing Fall colors, you get a feeling for what the season is all about. A calm warmth, getting settled in for the colder weather, leaves changing, hot drinks :)…..For today’s project, I wanted to capture that feeling on a card with some ink blending and simple stamping.I started off with…
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