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Do you ever make cards and not finish them? I’m notorious for doing that. Many times I leave them unfinished intentionally. I like having lots of cards available to finish later so I can personalize them for the recipient and the occasion. Later I’ll go back, add an insert inside of the card, as well…
Amber Moran did such a great job using our Cotton Card Stock that we sent her one of our new products to work with. She show cased her talented art work using our Mohawk Deckle edge A-7 Folders & Envelopes. You can really see the great linear felt texture in some of the close up…
Wow I can’t believe another NEW YEAR is here! And to Start off the 2010 Year, CutCardStock is having a BLOG GIVE AWAY! Since we are always looking for feedback….how about a GIVE AWAY for it.Super easy……. tell me what your favorite product in our store is ! To qualify for the $25 Gift Certificate…
Good morning friends~ Birgit here with you today. I’m so happy to be posting my very first project for the CutCardstock Design Team. Thanks so much to Cindy and Amber for this opportunity to be part of your wonderful team!Maine winters can be long and cold and by February I’m always itching for spring to arrive,…
Inspired by the season in which many new and exciting things are happening (graduations, weddings, you name it!) I’ve decided to create a card of congratulations for practically any occasion.The colors could easily be swapped out for a more “masculine” feel – I was especially in the mood to work with reds, purples, and gold.First,…
Hello and welcome to the CutCardStock Blog! It’s Gloria with you today. This is my last post as part of the 2016 Design Team! It has been a wonderful experience and I want to thank all of you for reading. I especially want to thank the CCS crew for their support and appreciation over the past 12 months!For my…