Happy Easter Card with CutCardstock

 Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun Easter card featuring a variety of cardstock from CutCardstock.

Supplies Used:

CutCardstock:Twine Cardstock

CutCardstock: Vanilla Bean Textured Cardstock

CutCardstock: Aqua Cardstock

CutCardstock: Scottish Highland Textured Cardstock

CutCardstock: Light Yellow Cardstock

CutCardstock: Orange Fizz Cardstock

CutCardstock: Pink Lemonade Cardstock

 Neehan Crest Solar White Cardstock

Brutus Monroe: Easter Egg Pattern Paper

Various Dies: Spellbinders, Brutus Monroe & Dare 2B Artzy

Hero Arts Stamp: Celebrate Everyday CL498

VersaFine Ink: Onyx Black

VersaMagic Ink: Sahara Sand, Pumpkin Spice, Tea Leaves, 

Turquoise Gem, Pixi Dust & Thatched Straw

Offray Ribbon: Yellow Organza

Bearly Art Glue

Mini Glue Dots

I Started by diecutting all the pieces from the the various cardstocks. I used Twine and Vanilla Bean for the basket. I used Aqua, Light Yellow and Pink Lemonade for the eggs. for the carrots I used Orange Fizz and Scottish Highland. For the bunny I used Pink Lemonade and Neenah Crest Solar White. for the flowers I used Pink Lemonade, Light Yellow and Orange Fizz. I used Scothish Highland for the leaves. I cut my card panels from Neenah Crest Solar White and Twine.

Next, I inked the edges of the basket with VersaMagic ink Sahara Sand for some extra enhancement. Then I glue it altogether. 

Then, I inked the edges of the flowers, eggs and carrots.

then, I adhered the carrots together. As well as the flowers.

I assembled the bunny. 

I stamped the sentiment onto the little tag I diecut form Neenah Crest Solar White.

I gathered all the pieces for my card.

I adhere all the eggs, carrots and bunny to the basket. I adhere the Pink Lemonade flower & leaves to the basket front.

I adhere the bsket to the card front. 

I adher the tag, the other flower to the from of the card. I add a few gems and the ribbon. Finally I adhere the card front panel to my cardbase.

Now, the card is done!

Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration!!

Thinking of You Card with Die Cut Divas

 Hello Crafty Friends - I am her with a floral card for the Die Cut Divas Challenge. This month's challenge is: Spring is Coming -Make something that will tell us that Spring is Coming. and make sure it was either Dry Embossed or cut with your Die-cut machine.

Here's my card

Supplies Used:

Gina K: Peaceful Roses

Gina K: Master Layouts 4 Dies

Faber Castell Watercolor Pencils

Shimmer Cardstock - Yellow 

Strathmore Coldpress Watercolor Cardstock

White A2 Cardbase

Imagine Crafts Sheer Shimmer Craft Spray-Gold

VersaFine Clair Ink: Nocturne

Tiny Gold Gems

Bearly Art Glue

Foam Tabs

 This month's sponsor,

Gina K Designs is a craft supply company located in Milwaukee, WI, specializing in high-quality stamps, dies and other paper-crafting and card making supplies. Gina also has a very active YouTube channel she uses to share exciting and inspirational crafting videos.  

Gina K Designs is offering a $25 gift card to their store as the March 2026 challenge prize.

And our challenge theme this month   

You're Amazing Dragonfly - Floating Hexagon Card with Clear Scraps

 Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a floating hexagon card featuring the Dragonflies Chipboard Embellishments from Clear Scraps.

Supplies Used:

Clear Scraps: Dragonflies Chipboard Embellishments

Imagine Crafts: Mboss Embossing Powder Lucky Stars

VersaMark Embossing Ink

PaperCraft House: Backgrounds & Strips A4 Paper Pack

The Rabbit Hole Designs: Sentimentally Speaking Stamp Set & Dies

Recollections Brand Cardstock 110lb: White

Brutus Monroe: Acetate A2

Copic Marker: R46

Imagine Crafts Tear Tape

Bearly Art Glue

Tiny Peridot Gems

Tools: Bone Folder, Score Board, Timmer & Heat Tool

I started by cutting my card base and bridge pieces. For the base I cut my cardstock to 4-1/2"x 5-3/4".

I scored the base at 1-1/2", & 3" - Then trimmed a hair off each end(long side only). this will help the card lay flat to fit in the envelope.

I cut 2 pieces of cardstock at 1-1/2" x 5-1/2"

Score them at 1/2", 2-3/8", 3-1/8", & 5"

Next, I trimmed my pattern paper for the base I cut 3 pieces. Each piece is 1-1/4" x 51/2"

I adhered them to the card base.

Then, I trimmed the pieces for the bridge panels. I cut 4 pieces at 1-5/8" x 1-1/4" and

 2 pieces at 1/2" x 1-1/4"

I adhered them in place.

Next, I adhered the two bridge panels onto the base. I glued the little tabs to the back of the base at the top and bottom.

It should look like this. I set it a side while I worked on the Dragonfly.

I gathered the Clear Scraps: Dragonflies Chipboard Embellishments and trimmed out one Dragonfly. I got the VersaMark ink, the embossing powder and dmy heat tool.

I pressed the ink onto the dragonfly covering it completely. I pressed it several times to make sure I had plenty of ink on the dragonfly.

I then covered the dragonfly with embossing powder. Shook off the excess powder.

Heat Set the powder. This emossing powder had gold glitter in it for extra shine.

I then trimmed a piece of acetate to about 1/2" x 4 " strip. I then placed the dragonfly onto the acetate and marked with a red alcohol marker through the heart. Removed the dragonfly and made the dot a bit bigger. 

Next, I adhered the dragonfly onto the acetate strip.

I then place a tiny piece of tear tape on each end of the acetate strip.

I then adhered the stip into the center of the card. 

Next, I stamp and embossed the sentiment using the same embossing powder that I used for the dragonfly. I die cut the sentiment and a few more blank piece and adhered them together to create a firm piece.

I adhered the senitment to the bottom bridge panel. Finally, I added a few peridot gems for a finshing touch.

Now, the card is complete!

Close-up of the Clear Scraps: Dragonflies Chipboard Embellishment

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Thanks Card with CutCardstock

 Hello Crafty Friends -  I am so honored to be designing for CutCardstock I hope you enjoy this thanks card featuring a variety of cardstock.

Supplies Used:

Beetle Black Textured Cardstock

Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock

Hydrangea Purple Textured Cardstock

Plum Purple Textured Cardstock

Pearl Textured Green Curry Cardstock

Scottish Highlands Textured Cardstock

Light Yellow Cardstock

Yellow Jacket Textured Cardstock

Orange Fizz Cardstock

Pink Lemonade Cardstock

Razzleberry Cardstock

Sizzix Layered Summer Flowers Die Set

Dare 2B Artzy: Thanks Word Die

Darice Embossing Folder

VersaMagic Ink: Spring Pansy, Pixi Dust, & Thatched Straw

Bearly Art Glue

Foam Tabs

Crystal Gems

I started by pulling all the cardstock I wanted to use.

Next, Die cut all the flowers and leaves layers. The leaves I did in Pearl Textured Green Curry Cardstock and Scottish Highlands Textured Cardstock. The flowers I did the largest flower in Hydrangea Purple Textured Cardstock and Plum Purple Textured Cardstock, the medium flower in Pink Lemonade Cardstock and Razzleberry Cardstock. The small flowers in Light Yellow Cardstock and Yellow Jacket Textured Cardstock. I die cut all the flower centers in Orange Fizz Cardstock

Then, I trimmed down the Beetle Black Textured Cardstock and Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock to 4-1/4" x5-1/2". I ran the Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock through my embossing folder for some texture. I then trimmed it down a 1/4" to create a nice boarder for my layer.

I added a bit of ink on the edges of the flower petals for some interest.

I then, adhered the flower layers using some Bearly Art glue.

Next, I adhered the leaves layers using some Bearly Art glue

I die cut the sentiment three times. Once fromBeetle Black Textured Cardstock and twice from  Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock and adhered them all together to create a nice sturdy piece.

Now it's time to assemble the card. I adhered the embossed layer onto the black layer. Then onto my card base. 

I arrange the flowers and leaves how I want them, I pop-up all the flowers and adhere the leave directly onto the crd front panel.

I adhere the sentiment and some gems to finish my card.

Here are a few close ups of the flowers and leaves.

Thank you for stopping by the blog today I hope you found some inspiration!