Cardstock does more than provide a color for your card. It also dictates how the card folds, whether the card can hold heavier layers, and whether the card will lay flat or start bowing. A paper that might be perfect…
It’s much easier to rearrange a card design if you don’t have any double-sided tape or paper-safe glue on it yet. You can easily move the pieces around without worrying about tearing the cardstock, creasing an edge or getting adhesive…
Set two rectangles of cardstock on a card base without using adhesive yet. Leave a thin border around the first panel and then offset the second panel so that one side has more border space than the rest. The cardstock…
A card base is supposed to be straightforward. You don’t expect anything going wrong with that step, yet many people end up with edges that don’t line up. Maybe the front isn’t flush with the back when you close the…