Faux Inlaid Die Cutting
After that, I adhered my green panel to the yellow panel. I think this looks really awesome and would make a great card as is.
After that, I adhered my green panel to the yellow panel. I think this looks really awesome and would make a great card as is.
I love making quick and simple floral cards that can be used for a variety of occasions. With a show-stopping metallic background thanks to the high shine of the Bright Foil Cardstocks from CutCardStock, your card projects can come together quite quickly because they won’t need much embellishment. Start by trimming a piece of Neenah…
When I think of my dad I think of carpentry. It’s a skill passed on through the men in his family and he is often working with old barn wood, so I used that to help inspire the masculine style of his Father’s Day card. This is my spin on how to use a score…
Hello all! Sonja here today to share with you a masculine card I made. The inspiration for this card came from this metal tag I had lying around. I chose three sheets of paper (cream, brown, and golden green) from the Basis sample pack I have on hand. After designing and cutting the card bases with…
Hi, Amber here with you today. I had the absolute treat of being able to attend the Copic Certification for Papercrafters this weekend in Portland, Oregon. In two full days, I completed the Standard and Intermediate classes and learned so much from instructor Sherrie Siemens. I’ve dabbled in Copics for some time now, but have…
With Mother’s Day just around the corner and nature finally starting to wake up from its long winter’s nap (in my area anyway!), I thought it was the perfect time to create a bold floral card. This project is clean and simple but boasts a bit of elegance thanks to the gorgeous glitter and shimmer…
I’m here today to give a tutorial on an awesome wreath that will jazz up any get together you will have for the 4th of July! Yes, it’s only June… but hey! We gotta get crafting on our decorations to make this 4th the best ever! Here is what you will need: Cardboard (I’m using…
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