r/cardmaking • u/DueFormal2377 • 6h ago
r/cardmaking • u/kayrose_xo • 3h ago
Just Because 🎃💚
Ahh first card of the season 🙂↕️💚 all up hill from here lol🤞🏽
r/cardmaking • u/Bright-Librarian4523 • 3h ago
Just Because Clear Postcards
Thought I would repost here! I love making these! Has anyone here done this before?
r/cardmaking • u/frlogs • 4h ago
Love Girl, you're lucky <3
Made this card for a guy who wanted to gift it to his gf 🥹🎀
( Letter + pictures were added later)
~ Aesthetory
/Aes-thet-uh-ree/
r/cardmaking • u/JessLikesStuff • 6h ago
Holiday Resident lunatic back with another unhinged card
Don't ask where I get these ideas cause I don't know myself 😂
r/cardmaking • u/liloka • 10h ago
Birthday Using a tickers from the toy aisle
A colleague requested a Stitch card and I managed to find a bunch of Stitch stickers from the toy aisle yesterday and this actually doesn’t feel tacky!
Does anyone else use this type of stickers? (I have a lot of stickers left over)
r/cardmaking • u/daisiesandink • 51m ago
Question / Discussion Question about Concord & 9th inks
Hi there! I have a question for anyone who uses Concord & 9th cardstock and inks!
For the past couple of years I’ve been using distress oxides but I’ve never loved the chalky finish they leave behind. I exclusively use Concord & 9th colored cardstock, so I’ve been considering switching to their inks instead. I would only use them to add depth and shading to my die cuts. My question is, are the inks a darker shade than the coordinating cardstock? For example, if I inked the edges of a die cut that’s cut from poppy cardstock with poppy ink, would it create a slightly darker shade for a more dimensional look?
I’d love to hear your experiences and recommendations. Thanks so much!
Added photo of one of my cards for attention on the post :)


