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Looking for a cute way to reuse some of those printer paper scraps this summer? This handmade notepad is a great way to recycle partially-printed pages and makes a perfect little gift to tell someone you’re thinking of them too.Start by trimming two pieces of Spearmint Pop-Tone Cardstock, two pieces of Sno Cone Pop-Tone Cardstock,…
Hi again! It’s Annie, and I’m back with fun Christmas card made with some of the gorgeous red, white, and green cardstocks available at the CutCardStock store.I’ve chosen to use some of the Stardream Metallic cardstocks (“Fairway” and “Jupiter“) today to add some festive shimmer to my card. These are heavyweight cardstocks, so they are perfect…
It’s that time of year when I tend to have more weddings and anniversaries to celebrate. So, I decided to build up my stash of these types of cards. Nothing says wedding or anniversary like beautiful metallic papers. Something about the extra shimmer and shine makes a clean and simple layout extra special. That was…
Hellos! Lizzie here with a quick and easy tute on how to turn your die cuts into a FUN card! The possibilities are endless… or maybe they are just limited to your die cutting stash. But I swear… it’s super duper easy. Here is what you need to do…Grab some Neenah Classic Crest Cardstock and…
Last year, when Erin Abdelnour set out to launch her online stationery store, http://www.theknottednote.com/, she knew one thing for sure: she needed REALLY good card stock! Disappointed by limited choices of low quality card stock at her local arts and crafts store, Erin took her search to the worldwide web. There she found a number…
Are you enjoying our Fall theme on the blog? I love everything Fall. Leaves, crisp air, football games, soup in the crockpot, anything pumpkin spice flavored….you get the idea. I find this season inspires my crafting as well because I love the warm colors and natural textures. Here’s a little “Hello Fall” card I made: I…
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Awesome!