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One of my favorite types of cards to make these days is the generic “thinking of you” card. I build up a stash of these cards with fairly simple designs when I have the time because they can be used for so many different occasions – everyday, sympathy, and even birthday cards work with this…
Are you someone who constantly pins/bookmarks or saves projects to make “one day”? Yup, so am I. In fact, I bookmarked this cute puppy pop out card on Cricut Design Space (designed by Sue Maraval) a while ago and finally decided to make it. It was so easy to create especially when someone else designed…
With the holiday season approaching, I wanted to create a unique, handmade ornament. Hello, Mary here sharing a faux embroidered holiday ornament. This project combines high-quality card stock from CutCardStock and festive dies from Spellbinders. Materials Used: I chose the following shades from of card stock: Moss Green, Dawn, Scottish Highlands Green, Coffee Bean, Taupe,…
Hey there! It’s Judy V here from Created Just 4 U Designs with a quick and easy project created for CutCardStock. This is a greeting card set using Basis A-2 Folded Blank Note Cards, which are on special this month. These card blanks are great and make it super easy to make cards quickly. Make…
The pastel colors of the Easter season are so pretty. I love all the mints, pinks and robin egg blues. I thought that Curious Metallic cardstock in Aloe/Pale Green would be such a nice choice to create a card inspired by this color palette.To start, I embossed a panel of Cougar Super Smooth #100 cardstock…
It’s never too early to start working on wedding cards. I think now is just about the right time with the holidays being over and before summer activities are starting up. Then when the wedding season starts you will have a card handy. I started this card by die cutting a double stitched 5 1/2″…
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