Important announcements from CutCardStock!
Hello, everyone! I’m so happy to be sharing my card with you today. I am absolutely thrilled with how it turned out. To begin I cut a 3.75” x 5” panel from a dark brown sheet of paper from the Core’dinations Bountiful Harvest paper pack. Using some basic leaf stamps I used Versamark Watermark ink…
‘Tis the season! The season to crank out those Christmas cards. For holiday cards, I like to create an assembly line process. I still try to create unique cards for everyone but streamline by creating many elements at the same time. For these cards, I used Curious Metallic Card Stock in Ice Silver, Pow Glitter Paper in…
Hello, again! I’m so happy to be sharing another one of my cards with you today. Let’s jump right in! To begin, I cut a panel from Classic Crest 130lb white cardstock at 3.75”x 5”. I chose to use this cardstock because it’s a very high quality, sturdy cardstock that can withstand both heat…
I have always been drawn to Folk Art images whether it’s in books, on ceramics or on greeting cards. The intricate designs and crisp, graphic look just draw me in. I recently received a beautiful Folk Art Christmas stamp with a magazine I purchased and wanted to try it out for a Christmas card. I…
By Amber Rain Davis, CZT Be sure to check out the video to learn Arukus, a simple ZentangleⓇ created by Molly Hollibaugh.Products Listed Below. I started by die cutting 3 different card stocks, Royal Sundance Fiber Kraft Cardstock, Pop-Tone Wild Cherry, and DCS Discount Cardstock Canvas Textured Seafoam Green with My Favorite Things Stitched Star…
Hello friends! Today I’m sharing a card I made for my mother-in-law. She does so much for my family, so dropping random cards in the mail every couple of weeks is one small way that I can say thank you. Her favorite color is purple, so I always incorporate that color into all her cards….
Hello! I’m here with some quick Copic coloring of adorable Lawn Fawn Halloween characters set in a small scene on Bazzill Basic Paper 3×3 Scalloped notecards. These cards are the perfect backdrop for small scenes and Halloween favors. I started by stamping all my elements in Copic-safe ink and jumped right into the coloring. These…
Happy Halloween everyone! While most of you have been thinking about ghosts and ghouls over the past few weeks, I’m already knee deep in holiday work. Custom Christmas and holiday card orders are coming in hot! And I love that people are so on the ball that they get their orders placed in October! My…
I’m pretty new to the quilling world, but I saw so many awesome projects on Pinterest and Instagram that I wanted to take a stab at it. I read a bunch of posts, watched tons of YouTube tutorials and ended up choosing to make my own quilling strips. You can buy packs online, but for…
I love little boxes so perfect for a little treat. So much fun to show someone you care and appreciate them. I used Royal Sundance Felt cardstock in natural for both the box and the card. I wanted to watercolor on them and the cardstock was thick enough and gave the look of watercolor paper that I…
Don’t you love autumn colors? They inspired me when creating today’s card. All the oranges, yellows, and reds are appearing in our Michigan maple’s right now. I kept this card clean and simple with the focus on the leaf. To make the leaf stand-out I gave it a stained glass effect that I’ll explain here….
I’ve been experimenting with fun color combinations lately after taking a color theory class. I love using navy cardstock, so for today’s project I paired the rich, dark Royal Sundance Midnight Blue linen cardstock with Neenah Environment Desert Storm cardstock. I added a peek of Basis Light Lime for interest. I started off by stamping…