Hello Everyone! It’s Ceal, here. Today I am sharing a card using precut and scored bases and panels. To make this card, I started with one of the Neenah precut and scored bases and a precut panel. On the panel, I created a bokeh background using several stencils. Next on another panel I stamped, colored…
Alcohol inks are a current obsession of mine. I spend hours playing around with what they can do on various papers and I decided to test it on the CutCardStock Stardream Metallic papers this time. I really love the result! I’m starting with the Aquamarine Stardream Metallic paper as a base card. You can buy…
I attended a wedding not too long ago that had the prettiest decorations. On the aisle, they hung silk flower balls by a ribbon on a shepherd’s hook. I thought it was lovely! Once I see something like that, my next thought usually is…I can make that! Considering the cost of silk flowers, I thought…
Do you remember the song from childhood that goes “Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver and the other is gold?” I learned that song in Girl Scouts, and I wanted to recreate that idea in a project for my daughter and her best friend. They have been friends since Brownies! Soon…
Hey everyone! Angela here with my first project on the CutCardStock Design team, and I am so excited to share projects with you. Today I am sharing a Floral Themed Scrapbook Page. While some scrapbookers only like to create in one size, others like to create multiple size layouts. I fall into the latter –…
Happy Spring CutCardStock fans! I just got a chance to plant some flowers in my backyard this month. Of course, in the Southwest, the weather is better for that kind of thing. But, if you’re itching to play around with some Spring floral, and the weather isn’t quite behaving – this might be the project…
Hello! I am a sucker for all things pink and for my first project this month I’m sharing a pretty Spring wreath. I used several different colors and types of card stocks to create this project. The leaves were cut from Basis Card Stock Olive; large florals from Pop-Tone Card Stock Cotton Candy and Classic…
Happy New Year Everyone! The new year is here, and it’s time for new DIY’s. Today, I am bringing you another quick tutorial which would be perfect for Valentines Day. For this project, you need: One 4-inch heart cut out with a hole at the top in the Pop-Tone Razzleberry cardstock; One 3.5-inch heart cut…
This year I decided to give my Christmas tree a different look, and I accomplished it by adding these beautiful paper flowers. I used Stardream Metallic Neptune cardstock. You need 6 almond-shaped petals with measurements of 2.5 inches tall. I used a 1 inch hexagon to attach petals together, so that it is easier to…
Even though Fall is close, I still like my bright, cheerful floral cards. For today’s project, it’s all about cute thank you cards that are easy to replicate. For my card bases, I used Ice Blue Royal Sundance Fiber Card Stock. This is a very light, blue with bits of darker blue speckles on it….
Fall is definitely my favorite season. I love the vibrant colors of the leaves on the trees and the potted mums that decorate neighbors’ porches. My project today was inspired by those gorgeous blooms. Next to Copics, Zig Clean Color Brush Pens are my favorite way to add a splash of color to stamped images….
Hello! Today I am going to show you how to make this beautiful ‘congratulations’ floral card. I used my Cricut to make all the cuts needed for this project, but if you don’t have access to a Cricut machine you can easily cut them by hand and using a shape punch. Materials needed to make…