Creating a coordinated set of handmade cards does not have to mean designing four completely different cards. In this fall cardmaking tutorial, I’m showing you how one simple layout can become four beautiful thank you cards just by changing the cardstock colors. I’m Rick, and for this CutCardStock project, I combined dry embossing, layered die…
Handmade wedding cards are always a treasured keepsake, and combining elegant techniques like stamping, heat embossing, dry embossing, and dimensional die cutting creates a design that’s both timeless and sophisticated. Judy here. For today’s CutCardStock project, I paired shimmering cardstock with layered florals, gold accents, and a beautifully embossed bridal image to create a romantic card perfect…
Vacation memories deserve to be displayed! Judy here. For today’s project, let’s transform a simple wood frame into a tropical themed altered frame that’s perfect for showcasing a favorite photo. To start, gather some beautiful cardstock in tropical colors from CutCardStock. DCS Pearlized Textured Splash BluePop Tone Jellybean GreenDCS Canvas Textured Galax Olive GreenDCS Textured…
There’s something so satisfying about creating a project that’s both beautiful and useful. This handmade notepad holder checks all the boxes! With soft florals, a touch of shimmer, and a dimensional design, this piece makes a perfect gift or a lovely addition to your desk. Hey, it’s Judy V here and I’ll show you how easy…
There’s something so timeless about a music-themed card—especially when you pair it with bold cardstock and clean paper piecing! Judy here today and I’m sharing this birthday card featuring a stylish musician, golden notes, and a classic acoustic guitar—all created with beautiful cardstock from CutCardStock. Supplies Used Create the Card Base This is a large A9 size…
There’s something timeless about a leafy wreath paired with soft neutrals and a touch of shine. This elegant thank you card uses layered cardstock foliage to create beautiful depth while keeping the design clean and classic. Judy here and this card is perfect for weddings, showers, or anytime you want a heartfelt handmade note. Supplies…
Colorful geometric cards are simple to make and perfect for using up bold cardstock scraps. With just a few dies, textures, and sentiments, you can create eye-catching cards for almost any occasion. Judy here ready to share how to easy it is to created these cards or something similar. Supplies Prepare the Card Bases Cut…
There’s just something extra special about a card that opens up and wows the recipient, and this Bee Mine pop-up card definitely delivers on the happy factor! With cheerful florals, buzzing bees, and layered heart details, this design is perfect for Valentine’s Day, springtime greetings, or anytime you want to send a little handmade love. Judy here with…
Autumn is such a magical time to create! With the cozy colors, falling leaves, and woodland creatures, inspiration is everywhere. Judy here, sharing this Fall Woodland Altered Bottle for CutCardStock—a fun upcycled decor piece that’s perfect for the season. Project Inspiration I wanted to turn an ordinary glass bottle into a charming woodland scene filled with fall…
Halloween crafting is always so much fun, don’t you think? Hey there, it’s Judy here and today I’m sharing my latest CutCardStock project, a whimsical project perfect for celebrating the season. A skeleton wedding card with a mix of spooky charm and playful romance, is sure to bring smiles. I’ll be sending this one to…
Do you like creating easy fun fold cards? I do and I’m always looking for new card designs to try. So when perusing Pinterest the other day, I saw a “buckle fold” card by Kate Deignan and wanted to give it a try. This is Judy with you here today. This really is a very…
Easter will be here soon and I have a cute “Hoppy Easter Card” to share. Hey there! It’s Judy here with my latest CutCardStock inspiration project. Do you make Easter cards? I always make a few each year. Doing so makes me look forward to spring and I am ready for spring! Card Stock This…