CottageCutz Focus Week - Gift Card Holders

Hello everyone, Cheryl here today.

Today is our last day of CottageCutz Focus Week with Gift Card Holders. I do hope that we have given you some inspiration for your gift card giving for Christmas time.

So for my Gift Card holder I did a Bendy Fold Card, and added the gift card to the inside which you will see below. I love making these Bendy Cards and also have a video tutorial that I did several years ago, you can find it here.

 

 

I started with the Bendy Fold Base and then cut out 4 CottageCutz Christmas Dies in white to use on the entire card. I then chose what I waned to color, and added stickles to some of the snow and santa. I used CottageCutz Christmas Eve Night, CottageCutz Christmas Winter Night, CottageCutz Frosty & Friends Scene, and St. Nick Christmas Scene.

 

Photo above is partly open & the one below is fully open

 

And this is not all my friends. 
Also this time we will be giving away a gift certificate. 
All you have to do is, to comment on each post for this week on CottageCutz blog (between 8th and 15th of December) and one lucky winner will get the gift certificate. 

So, good luck!

Supplies Used!

Card Stock, Design Paper , CottageCutz Christmas Dies , copics to color, stickles.

 

 

 

 



Thank you for joining us!!! Have a super awesome day!
hugs,
Cheryl

Focus Week - Gift card Holder

Hello Everyone!!!  from Olena, and welcome to CottageCutz Focus Week!
  In this time with Gift Card Holder.

On the CottageCutz blog we will be sharing Gift Card Holder projects, leave a comment as you will be entered to WIN ONE Gift Certificate to the Scrapping Cottage Store. 

 

First, cut gift card holder out using gold card stock. 

The next step, background. First, cut "Merry Christmas Reindeer" image two times with light and dark blue card stock. Using scissors cut part of sentiment from blue image and glue on to light blue sentiment. 

 Using  label die cut decorate gift card holder with background. Add image on label and decorate with ribbon and rhinestones.
 

We will be giving away a gift certificate.  All you have to do is, to comment on each post for this week on CottageCutz blog (between 8th and 15th of December) and one lucky winner will get the gift certificate. 

So, good luck!

For this project I used:

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  Project Supplies:

CottageCutz dies: Merry Christmas Reindeer and Gift card holder.

Card stock: gold, cream, light and dark blue.

Inks: light orange

Stamps: -----

Other: Sizzix die cut machine, scissors, Label die cut, craft glue, ribbon, rhinestones and pierce tool.

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Thank you all!! 

CottageCutz Focus Week-Gift Card Holder

 CottageCutz is featuring Gift Card Holders for Focus week which is December 8 through December 15.  It's Carol here today.  For my project, I have created this cute little gift card holder pocket.  It was created with a scalloped circle die and a plain circle die.  I cut three pieces:  a) the white backing with the scallop die, b) two pieces of designer paper, c) folded one of the designer papers over and adhered it to the base to create the pocket.

 Just so you know......that red gift card with the M.......is a Michael's card.....were you expecting a Home Depot card???? lol  For this gift card holder I used the Stacked Snowmen, Poinsettia & Holly, and Merry Christmas die from CottageCutz.  This looks so cute hanging in my tree.  It's a great way to present a Gift Card.

We will be giving away a gift certificate. 
All you have to do is, to comment on each post for this week on CottageCutz blog (between 8th and 15th of December) and one lucky winner will get the gift certificate. 

So, good luck!

Thank you so much for stopping by to view my project.  Until next time, Happy Crafting.  Here are the dies used:

CottageCutz Focus Week - Gift Card Holder

Hi, all.  Vladka here today! 

I'm starting another Focus Week on CottageCutz blog, this time with Gift Card Holder. Gift Cards are really popular and I hope that our Focus Week will give you some ideas how to wrap them. 

I created one big pocket (one side has approximately 5 inches) and I put piece of cardstock in it. This piece holds little envelope which is actually a gift card holder - card perfectly fits in it. I used following dies: Whimsical Deer and Bird, Christmas Greetings, Winter Trees for greenery, Fancy Bow and Gift Card Holder. Also this time everything is distressed with Walnut Stain and Vintage Photo Distress Inks and little white color was added with white tube watercolor. All die cuts were also colored with Distress Inks.

And this is not all my friends. 
Also this time we will be giving away a gift certificate. 
All you have to do is, to comment on each post for this week on CottageCutz blog (between 8th and 15th of December) and one lucky winner will get the gift certificate. 

So, good luck!

Card Supplies I used:

CottageCutz dies: they are listed below

Card stock: Kraft cardstock

Distress Ink: Walnut Stain and Vintage Photo, Fired Brick, Aged Mahogany, peeled Paint

Other: white watercolor tube, scissors, paper trimmer, scor-buddy

CottageCutz Focus Week



Holiday Gift Card Holders!

Hello everyone and Happy Monday to all! Tomorrow we will start our 1st day of Focus Week for December. This month's is "Holiday Gift Card Holders" FOCUS WEEK!

 

We will be focusing on Holiday Gift Card holders made for Christmas from December 8th- December 15th, so be sure to join us and leave a comment, as we will be picking 1 commenter to win the Gift Certificate below for $15.00 to shop at the Scrapping Cottage Store!

The Design Team will have super SWEET Inspiration to share with you all, and you wont want to miss it! Starts tonight after midnight!

 

 

Hugs to all,

CottageCutz Design Team!



CottageCutz Shabby Chic Christmas Cards

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.  It's Carol here today.  How about some shabby chic cards for today's project share with these beautiful Cottagecutz dies.  Lots of white cardstock and glitter really make for a festive card.

 For this card the super cute Trees 4 Sale die from CottageCutz is the main focal point.  The Christmas Greeting die was cut on black card stock.  To create the background, a snowflake embossing folder was used on kraft cardstock that was cut with a round Spellbinders die and then a white ink pad was run over the design.  The holly leaves are Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page Punch.

 The Santa's Sleigh die for this card was cut on white cardstock and painted with glitter glue and sprinkled with glitter.  The snowflakes are Martha Stewart punches that have been glittered and layered.

 This is the Christmas Tree in Window die.  It was glittered to.  Some cheese cloth has also been sandwiched in the layers for a fun wispy feel to shabby it up.  The card bases are from the $1.50 bin at Michael's.

Thanks so much for letting me share with you today my project.  Here's hoping you are enjoying you Holiday preparations.  Until next time......Happy Crafting!  Here are the dies used:

CottageCutz Lantern Christmas Card

Hello Paper Crafters.  It's Carol here today.  Is this not a classic looking Christmas card or what!  This beautiful Lantern & Poinsettia die from CottajgeCutz is just amazing.  There is absolutely nothing not to like about this die. 

To create this beautiful card the die was cut on black cardstock.  The "light" area of the lantern was created by cutting a piece of white cardstock and coloring with copic markers to make it look like a light inside.  The Poinsettia and Ivy die was used on top of the floral area of this lantern die for dimension and embellishment.  A Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page and Spellbinders dies were used for background accent.  Red glittered corrugated paper from Michael's was used as well.

The little sentiment is a stick from Michael's that I had in my stash for a while.  Thanks so much for stopping by today.  Sure do appreciate it.  Until next time......Happy Crafting.  Here are the dies used.

CottageCutz Christmas Hop/2015

Hello everyone and Welcome to the

CottageCutz 

Christmas HOP  for December 2015

We are super excited to share some wonderful Inspiration using the super SWEET CottageCutz Christmas Release. We also have some AWESOME PRIZES to give away!

Be sure to grab your favorite drink, and enjoy the Hop!!! 

**To be ENTERED to Win you will want to be sure to visit all blogs and leave comments for each blog and Here letting us know you have completed the blog hop!! Enjoy, there is lots of Inspiration using the New CottageCutz Christmas Release!!

Prize #1

Prize #2

Prize #3

***Here is the Complete Line-up for todays Hop***

CottageCutz Blog (You are here)

Olena

Carol

Vladka

Cheryl

CottageCutz end!

**Thank you all for Joining us today, and we hope you enjoyed today's HOP!!! You will have until Wednesday December the 9th, 2015 at 12:00 midnight Eastern time to Join us :) 
We will announce the winners on the 16th of December.

Have fun and Good Luck to All!!!

Merry Christmas card

Hi there and welcome to CottageCutz Blog with new CottageCutz project on.

Today I am sharing with you my new Merry Christmas card  I created with  beautiful NEW CottageCutz Christmas Release.

To make circle card, start by cutting silver card stock with scalloped circle die, score and fold crease to make card base.  

Next step is cutting Merry Christmas Filigree using white card stock. 

Than, cut original circle with circle die, using blue card stock, bigger than Merry Christmas Filigree circle. Glue sentiment image on it and decorate with ribbon and rhinestones.

To make circle card, start by cutting silver card stock with scalloped circle die, score and fold crease to make card base. 

 For this project I used:

 

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 Card Supplies:

CottageCutz dies: Merry Christmas Filigree

Card stock: white, blue and silver

Inks: ----

Stamps: ----

Other: Sizzix die cut machine, circle and scalloped circle dies,  scissors, circle paper punch, craft glue, pierce tool, silver ribbon and rhinestones.

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Thanks for visiting, I hope your day is wonderful! Olena