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Cheers!This stamp set from My Favorite Things Stamps is a classic for New Year’s, in my book. And with the gorgeous Stardream Metallic cardstock on sale at CutCardStock.com, I couldn’t resist making something sparkly!I really wanted to use some items that would make this card stand out, give it some texture and depth, so I…
From all of us at CutCardStock.com, we thank you for help in making 2012 a great success!We wish all of our blog readers and customers a happy, healthy and crafty 2013!Would you like to be a part of the CutCardStock Design Team? Here are all the details:CutCardStock.com Blog Design Team CallThe CutCardStock Design Team is…
Happy New Year!! Need some quick thank you’s? Here are a few ideas. I used the bright and bold colors in the Astrobright Card Stock collection to make these cards. Along with some die-cuts and ink blending, I finished them in no time.For the card base, I used the Cougar A7 Folded Invitations and cut…
The CutCardStock Design Team is looking for creative individuals to join our team! If you love to work with your electronic die-cutting machine, or are a card maker, hand-letterer, scrapbooker, digital designer, mixed media artist, run an at-home invitation business, or any other maker that loves to work with paper, we would love to hear from…
Hi all! Hope you had wonderful holidays. It looks like we are fully inside of the summer wedding/shower season! This time of the year is characterized not so much by invitations or save the dates, but by wedding/shower decor and stationery for the big day. I like to call this “day of” season! Think programs,…
Cardstock frame and decorative heartsCutCardstock’s fabulous Savoy 100% cotton cardstock is 236 pounds of fabulous! I used bright white cardstock to die cut these simple shapes — a scalloped square and three primitive hearts using two Sizzix dies.Using dies makes covering the shapes super simple; just run the patterned paper through…whizz, bang! I used a…
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