C.C. Blog — Banner Accessories dies

Hello!  Larisa here and today, I'm so excited to share these adorable new bears from CC Designs!  Aren't they just the cutest!  For my card, I used the Trio Collage Die to create a fun little background.  I layered in some patterned papers, colored up my bears, cut them out, and popped them on top using some foam tape.  Then I stamped out my sentiment on one of the banners and added that to the top.  For the background, I layered up a couple sheets of patterned paper, added a doily on top for some interest.  Then I adhered my...

Hi everyone! It's Meg here today, to share with you how easy it can be to create a detailed image with only a few products. Y'all know what a detail queen I am, and sometimes I go hog wild with the number of products I use in a design. What I love about so many of the March products is that it's easy to get that detailed look using only a few things. For this project, I've used the new Barky clear stamps and dies, the Banner Accessories dies for my sentiment (a must), and the new Paw Print background...

Hello!  Larisa here and today, I'm sharing a sweet little encouragement card using the new Spring Things Clear Stamp Set and Coordinating Dies.  This sweet little set has a ton of little images and sentiments perfect for spring! For my card, I decided to keep things simple.  I created a little spring rain scene inside of the new In and Out Rectangle Metal Die.  I love that this little set comes with some rain drops and little flowers...too cute.  I colored up my image with Copics and used the coordinating dies to cut her out.  Then I die cut some...

Hello, it's Meg here with you today! I love making nearly-monochromatic cards with the cuties in the C.C. Designs shop. The magic behind today's card is in the background. Did you know that you can run the C.C. Designs stencils through your die cutting machine, and end up with a beautiful embossed background?! Cool, huh?! To use this technique, you need to Google how to do this with your particular machine. No matter which machine you have, you will need a rubber embossing pad. I've used lots of products from the shop to create this little scene. The products I've...