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I love to build up a little stash of birthday cards to keep on hand…. I especially love making square cards and combining cardstock from CutCardStock and patterned paper from my stash. Here’s a bright and cheery square birthday card that is great to keep around for an unexpected (or forgotten) birthday!Supplies:Basis Red 8 1/2…
Using dark cardstock offers a great opportunity to highlight many different techniques. For today’s project, I’m using the beautifully textured Royal Sundance Midnight Blue card stock as a backdrop for a birthday greeting. This is a rich navy with a slight cross-hatch texture to it. To bring that texture out, I started off by blending…
When you’re celebrating someone who is a gem, you make these super cute and shiny gemstone boxes. The box has two layers, the base and the top layer. Since the base was going to be covered, I used a piece of Wedding Cake White cardstock. And for the top layer, our Silver Glitter Cardstock! This…
Hi there…Annie here today and I’m so excited to share my first project on the CutCardStock blog! I don’t know about you, but I am ready for some Fall. I live for the cooler temperatures and brightly colored leaves (even though they arrive a little later where I am in the South than I’d like). …
I adore how fancy just a simple Gatefold card can make any invite look. We offer a great selection of colors and even have them in a beautiful selection of metallics. Because I adore red themed weddings, today I am featuring the Basis Red Gatefold twords the bottom of this post. Now make sure to…
Fall cardmaking does not always have to mean traditional browns, burgundies, and muted oranges. Sometimes a fresh color combination is all you need to give a familiar fall theme a completely different look! For these four handmade fall cards, Rick, decided to play with color blocking and a fun, unexpected palette of bright cardstock colors…