Handmade gifts always feel more special, and this DIY jewelry box was a touchdown! I built it from sturdy CutCardStock and gave it a sporty twist for my football-loving friend. Hi, I’m Maureen (A Little Mo Crafty) and I’m amazed at how versatile cardstock can be for gifts. Let me show you how I made…
Did you know you can get 100% cotton card at CutCardStock? Cotton Cardstock is so beautiful and it’s great for special occasions (think wedding invitations) or just an every day card to say thanks, like the one I’m making today. I love that CutCardStock has these panels available in pre-cut panels, making it super easy…
Hey everybody – happy first Thursday in September! I want to know how it got here so fast! Leslie here with you today, sharing a tutorial for making a super cool box card featuring cowboy boots, sunflowers and daisies. I’ve had an absolute ball here lately playing with my Cricut. I used cardstock in our…
When it comes to handmade birthday cards, sometimes it’s nice to step away from florals and bright colors. It can be fun to create something with a more masculine edge. Hey there, It’s Judy here sharing my latest project for CutCardStock. I am creating two embossed birthday cards that feature metallic highlights, bold textures, and…
Gardening is my second favorite hobby next to paper crafting, so when I can combine the two, I’m a happy camper! Birgit here with you today, sharing a Seed Folio in a series I’m calling “Gifts From The Garden”. I enjoy collecting seeds from the various flowers in my garden and share them each year…
Do you find sympathy cards difficult to make? It can be hard to balance expressing care while also allowing your creativity to flow. In any case, that’s certainly true for me. Using nature At least 90% of the time, I will use nature as the focus for sympathy cards as that speaks to me personally….
Hey Krafty friends, it’s Tiffani from A Krafting Alley! Today I’m sharing a “Sweet Christmas” slimline card that combines die cutting with ink blending using a stencil. Is it too early to start Christmas cards? I don’t think so — especially when you have such a fun die set to play with. This card features…
Hello friends. It’s Teri with TerisMailbox posting for CutCardStock. Today I am sharing a fall floral card using Translucent Vellum and Copic Markers. I love how the vellum gives the flowers a soft appearance. Create the Vellum Panel Start with an A2 size panel of 110 Translucent Vellum. Stamp with a floral arrangement using alcohol…
Do you have seasonal patterned paper pads that are stored away until the season arrives? We all do and I am encouraging you to use them now. Hello – I am Karen Hasheck. Recently I was thinking ahead to Halloween cards. My favorite paper to use for Halloween cards is the Halloween 6×6 Stock Pad…
Hello friends! I really wanted to create a card that showcased the colors and flowers of fall that I love. There was an opportunity to do a little coloring with my alcohol markers as well. I created this Hello Autumn card with the colors in mind, but I also wanted it to be something the…
Hi everyone! Natalie here with another fun blog post. Today, I’m sharing a fun and surprisingly easy pencil-themed card—perfect for back-to-school season! Let’s start by taking a closer look at the card I created: I wanted to make a pencil-shaped card for my post today. However, I didn’t have anything to cut the shape. So,…
Hello friends! Melissa here with a super easy card. I love the Waffle Flower postage dies. These help make some really quick cards that are so cool. The dies are so versatile they can make any occasion special. Let’s gather our supplies: As I mentioned, I used the postage dies from Waffle Flower. So I…