Aloha Ladies, Joscie rhymes with Bossy here!

Today I’d like to share how easy it is to create custom cut cards with Tay’s Custom Cutter Shapes. I selected the A1-4Bar_BoutiqueFold.GSD file and opened it in my Craft Robo program that came with my Quickutz Silhouette Cutter. This is what it looks like:

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I chose a piece of 12×12 American Crafts double sided patterned cardstock and trimmed down to 9×12. I adhered it to the cutting mat and rolled over the top with a brayer to be sure the paper was adhered well to the mat.

I made sure I had the proper plunger tip (red 0.3mm) for my paper style and fed the mat into the cutter. I select Cut and make sure the paper type is selected and click cut.

   
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When the cutter stops, remove the cutting mat and remove your cut items.

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Fold in half and add your embellishments. For the fist card, I punched a large scalloped oval with my Marvy punch from the scrap piece of the AC Cardstock. I added yellow thicker letters to say hi! I and mounted these to the card front with foam dimensional adhesive.

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I layered two Making Memories flowers and mounted with a Stampin’ Up! Corduroy Brad and a foam adhesive.

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For the second card, I punched an oval and a scalloped oval with Stampin’ Up! Punches. I cut one out of the AC Cardstock and one out of a printed piece of Miss Mint’s Jingle Bell Rock Paper.

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I layered the pieces with foam tape and finished with Making Memories tiny alpha stickers to say Thanks.

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I hope you’ll try this out if you have a craft cutter!
Let me know if you have any questions and happy cutting!

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