Christmas Magic Layout with Stardream Metallics
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Fancy edged & vintage chicAnother square card, using the same patterned paper line (Hometown Summer) as the whimsical watermelon card shown earlier (July 8), but choosing another array of Pop Tone’s brilliantly colored card stock. This time the card has a shabby chic, vintage look but still uses a patterned paper from the Hometown Summer…
Hello and welcome! Today we’re making some thank-you cards using origami patterned paper. Using a square of Royal Sundance Linen 80lb card stock in Gray, I used a Ranger Embossing Pen to write a script-style “thank you” sentiment. I created a “faux calligraphy” look by going through and making all the downstrokes thicker.Don’t forget to check…
One of our newest items is a heavier cardstock.Cougar White 130 lb cardstockfor those projects that need a heavy cardstock.Cougar cardstock and paper MAKES THE IMPOSSIBLE, POSSIBLE – now with 10% post-consumer recycled content. Known for its superior quality and performance, Cougar delivers the look of a more expensive text and cover sheet without the…
Hi there! Hannah here, new Design Team Member for CutCardstock.com, blogger at Fanciful Spaces. Thank you so much for joining me today!I was really excited about this month’s Design Team assignment, we were tasked with creating a project with the Curious Metallic Cardstock that CutCardStock sells. Let me just share, I had never used this…
Looking for a cute and simple way to dress up your next summer barbecue? Watermelon decor is super trendy right now and these melon-themed picnic pockets are perfect for holding utensils or some summer treats for your guests.Start by trimming pieces of Emerald and Fairway Stardream Metallic Cardstocks to 5″ x 11″. Trim Gold and…
Do you love to make fancy shaped flowers, but don’t like the time it takes to color them? I also like to color the back sides of the flower petals and leaves. I have found that by starting with a colored cardstock I can save some time.Here I created deep red poinsettias by starting with…
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