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Hello my crafty friends!

How is summer going for you so far? Summer for us at GCD Studios
has been a busy one. It's hard sometimes coordinating everyone,
while they take vacations and spend time with family. Who wants
to work when it's nice outside?! I sure don't! However, wanting
to keep those creative electric volts flowing, we were all hard at
work this month and last. Can I just tell you want an amazing team
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 CONTENTS
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03 Get Inspired 13 Birthday Bash

Comic Inspired Card Fun Birthday Ideas
by Amanda Coleman
23 Sassy Stripes
04 Color Challenge 5 Fun Techniques
Refreshing Summer Layout
by Julie Overby 27 Hot Fun in the
Summertime
05 Bright & Happy Sizzling Summer Techniques
Colorful Layouts & Cards
33 Flip-It Sketch
11 On the Cover Challenge
Summertime Cards
35 Featured Collection
On the Cover, 11
Summertime Cards by Clare Prezzia,
Nina Yang & Amanda Coleman

Get Featured! Send us a photo of your work that uses our

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GET INSPIRED

THANKS! by Amanda Coleman

KA-POW!  I set my matchy-matchy, Type A personality aside

for a while and went a little crazy! Mix and match brightly
patterned papers from different collections for maximum
impact. I used a variety of prints to compliment the bold
graphics and sentiment on this card. 

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day: Alicia (1765); Flower
Child: Flowery (1641), Peacock (1646), Layered Geo (1644), Twisted Floral (1649); PHOTO SOURCE: http://pinterest.com/pin/107171666102853167/
Badaboom Font: dafont.com; Burst cutting file by Silhouette.

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by Julie Overby

TAKE THE
COLOR
CHALLENGE
Try this beautiful color combination in your next project.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day: Mariah (1771), Savannah (1772), Chloe (1766), Hailey (1767), Abbie's Sunshine (1769). Other:
Alphabet Stickers: American Crafts Thickers; Pearls: Want2Scrap; Die Templates: Spellbinders; Ribbon: May Arts.

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 [ Kick off Summer with a burst of color ]

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 Summertime brings lots of things: pool parties, popsicles, and my
SUMMERTIME favorite – a variety of birds eating at our feeders. My husband and
I love bird watching in the warmer months. For this card, I took the
CARD sweet chevron paper from Oh Happy Day, cut it to fit my cardstock,
and then added a second layer of blue cardstock on top. Two cute
by Tracy Schultz birds were fussy-cut from the paper and adhered to a piece of twine
which acts as the wire spanning across for them to sit on.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day: Amber's Avenue (1774), Abbie's
Sunshine (1769). Other: Stamps: Market Street Stamps - Chillaxin, Ink: Palette Noir, paper piercer,
black & white twine, Copic Multiliner .3 black, Copic Spica black glitter pen.

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 This is one of my favorite photos of my daughter. The neutral colors in
ÜBER it gave me the opportunity to enhance my layout with any colorful
paper that I wanted. I cut 1 inch strips of paper from the Splendor
SWEETNESS and Country Charm collections and placed them along one side of
my layout. I also Spellbinders' Floral Tags die to cut the roses from the
by Julie Overby pattern paper. Adding a bit of glitter was the perfect accent to add a
little sparkle to the page.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Splendor: Posies (1683), Pink Flora (1682), Floral Frame
(1677), Zig Zag (1687), Tiny Blossoms (1685); Country Charm: Country Bloom (1505). Other:
Glitter: Martha Stewart, Die Templates: Spellbinders, Alphabet Stickers: American Crafts
Thickers, lace.

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 For this layout, I really wanted to go with a star theme after I picked

CHEESE out the patterned paper. I used my die cutting machine, as well as
punches to make star accents for my page. I stuck with bright primary
colors to compliment my photo.
by Jennifer Chapin

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Country Charm: Super Star (1511); Bonjour: Bonjour
(1534), Les Fleurs (1538); Oh Happy Day: Hailey (1767). Other: wood veneers: Studio Calico,
flair: A Flair For Buttons, cardstock and letter stickers: American Crafts, letter stickers: Prima,
typewriter, sewing machine, washi tape.

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 SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern
Papers: Oh Happy Day: Amber's
Avenue (1774), Meagan (1770).
Other: cardstock, burlap,
buttons, and twine.

Pocket I love creating unique cards. It is fun giving

Technique
someone something that they want to keep
and enjoy looking at. This fun 4th of July card
is held in a pocket, but wait… there is another
by Guiseppa Gubler pocket within the pocket and then you will find
the sentiment card itself. The card is a fun surprise
that anyone would be happy to get!

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Red, White and Blue all the way! This being our
first July issue of the PaperCut, we decided to
have a strong 4th of July Theme on the cover.
This month we allowed the team to try out for
the cover and three of our talented gals took
the spots. With Oh Happy Day as our collection
of the month, we picked three cards from Nina
Yang, Amanda Coleman, and Clare Prezzia. All
three of these cards had such personality and
worked so well together on a white and denim
background.

Happy Fourth by Clare Prezzia

I feel in love with the "clothespin heart line" and

strong Red, White and Blue combo. This card
holds a wonderful presence on the cover and
it has a country feel to it. Perfect for this great
holiday.

Darling by Amanda Cloeman

This card was so playful and anyone getting it

in the mail, would giggle from it's funny quote.
The popped up clouds and pinwheel adds
beautiful height and texture in a perfect way.

Happy 4th of July by Nina Yang

What's not to love about this card?! The bright

colors and clean white title, plus lets not forget
that darling star among the clouds. I could
see this card being used for a 4th of July party
invite, which would have the guest's mouths on
the floor (from all the design elements). If I got
an invite like this in the mail, I would be R.S.V.P-
ing. right way.

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 Party hardy with this exciting
celebration of birthday themes

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 My son's tenth birthday was a big deal and I envisioned lots of balloon
BIRTHDAY like shapes on my page. I went with patterned papers and a few photos
of my son blowing out candles inside of the circles. To create the look of
MEMORIES conjoined circles, I first traced out my design onto the cream paper. I used
my old Coluzzle to cut out the circles inside and out (you can also use an
by Pam Callaghan exacto knife). The brightly colored papers gave the balloon appearance
all over the page. The dark background made everything pop.

1 Boy Layout
SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Flower Child, Bonjour, Sweet Tooth, and Country Charm
Collections; Provocraft Coluzzle, My Minds Eye die-cut, Fancy Pants chipboard.

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 2 Birthday Gift Wrap

Birthdays and butterflies ~ I can't think of a better combination for Summer!

Gift wrap The Bonjour papers were perfect for helping me create these gifts without
being over-the-top girly. The gifts were also easy to make ~ I just traced the
by Tegan Skwait box and wooden bag, cut out the papers, and adhered the papers to the
packages. I used the Silhouette Cameo to cut out the Happy Birthday sign and
I hand cut the butterflies. I wanted to make these gifts somewhat simple so the
embellishments didn't overpower the great jagged chevron pattern of the Au
Revoir paper. These gifts were super fun to make and I plan to make more!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Bonjour: Nice (1539), Les Fleurs (1538), Butterfly Flutter (1536), Au
Revoir (1533); Sweet Tooth: Bubblegum (1552). Other: pearls gems: The Paper Studio, ribbon: May Arts
and Maya Road, Die-cut machine: Silhouette; tissue paper, cardstock, and pipe cleaners: my supply.

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1 2

3 4

To make the tissue paper flowers

1. First you need about 8 layers of tissue paper sized 5" x 6" and a pipe cleaner or thin
ribbon.

2. Accordion pleat the tissue paper stack in 1" increments and secure it in the middle with
pipe cleaner or ribbon. Trim both ends of tissue paper so they are rounded.

3. Starting with the top layer, carefully pull the tissue paper up and in to form the petals.

4. And just like that you have your flower!

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 3 Birthday Cards for Boys

OH MY STARS CARD ROCKET CARD

by Tracy Schultz by Tracy Schultz

I don't know about you, but I have a nephew who The green striped paper was adhered directly to the
absolutely adores wearing different patterns at the same card front. The blue paper houses the slider element. To
time, especially if they're super bright. For this card, I took make the slider, I simply cut two vertical strips on the left
the plaid and yellow striped papers and cut them just and right side of the decorative paper, from halfway to
smaller than my card front. Then, on my plaid piece of almost the top edge. Then added my sliders and adhered
paper, I cut along the straight lines of the plaid to remove that to my image panel. The little arrow is a prompt for
the lighter portions of the plaid design. I glued down the the recipient to pull up. When he does, the fun sentiment
remaining stripes onto the yellow paper leaving gaps is revealed- along with more of that gorgeous paper!
where the lighter portion was removed. This is where the
yellow striped paper (or whatever pattern you choose)
peeks through, and makes one new, crazy pattern.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Flower Child: Groovy (1642), SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Sweet Tooth: Sprinkles (1560),
Peacock (1646), Flower Child Plaid (1639). Other: cardstock: PTI - Bubblegum (1552). Other: cardstock: PTI - kraft; Stamps: Market Street
enchanted evening white; Stamps: Market Street Stamps - Blast Off; Ink: Stamps - Blast Off; Hero Arts Just a Note; Ink: Palette Burnt Umber,
Palette Landscape - Prussian Blue; Copic Spica sky blue glitter pen. Orangerie; prismacolor pencils, craft knife, paper piercer.

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 4 Birthday Cards for Girls

FLORAL TWEEN CARD BIRTHDAY TRIO CARD

by Emily Branch by Emily Branch

This first card would be perfect for a tween's birthday with This birthday card would be great to give to a little
the pretty floral patterned paper banner and the cute girl! What little girl wouldn't like the cute paper-pieced
little banner and polka dot stamped images. Layering a presents and scalloped ribbon detail? I stamped
few of the banner pennants with some foam tape makes presents on patterned paper and then pieced them
some of the patterned paper stand out! Try arranging together, choosing brightly colored ribbon to add some
the banner asymmetrically on the card to draw interest softer texture. I stamped the polka dot panel in the
to it. A few pearls add the finishing touches. background to create a confetti-type festive backdrop
for the gifts. I added foam tape to the center gift to give
this card some dimension. Sometimes you don't need
a sentiment if the theme of the card is straight-forward,
hence the birthday gifts!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Splendor: Heirloom (1678), Letter SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day: Emily Rose
Tiles (1680), Posies (1683), Woven Chevron (1684), Tiny Blossoms (1685). (1763), Hailey (1767), Priscila (1768), Savannah (1772); Splendor: Tiny
Other: Clear stamps: Sentiment (PTI), Dotted border and scallops Blossoms (1685). Other: Clear stamps: Scallops stamp (Avocado Arts).
(Avocado Arts), Ink (Tsukineko), Pearls (Queen & Co.) White Ink (Tsukineko). White Cardstock (PTI). Sew Ribbon Tool (We R Memory
Cardstock (Bazzill), Corner rounder (Fiskars). Keepers).

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 PARTY
HAT
by Mary Ann Jenkins

Although my daughter's birthday is still

four months away, she has already
started planning her party after seeing
this sweet little party hat.
The hat was easy to make with just a
piece of 12x12 paper and a few scraps
for accents. To start, I rolled the paper
into a cone shape and hot glued at the
seam. I trimmed a bit of the paper from
the bottom edge so it would sit level, then
added the pretty maribou feather trim.
I punched a few scalloped circles and
added the number 4, then hot glued two
thin pieces of ribbon to the sides to tie it
easily on her head.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Sweet Tooth:

Sprinkles (1560), Swirling (1648), Tiny Floral Border
(1513), Floral Field (1507). Other: maribou feather trim,
ribbon, scallop punch.

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Make this cute & festive
party hat with just a
piece of 12x12 paper
and a few scraps.

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 6 Birthday Invitations

There's no happier day than your birthday, and the Oh Happy Day collection
invitation is perfect for creating the perfect invitation to your soiree. Inspired by the
garden feel of these papers, I created a garden party-themed invite, bursting
by Tessa Buys with blooms and feminine detail Beginning with a base floral pattern, I layered
a paper doily and a fussy-cut rose and banner. Lifting the last piece with foam
adhesive gives the card dimension. The banner is the perfect place for the
"you're invited" sentiment. I fussy-cut another rose and added it to the corner
of the inside of the invitation, repeating the motif and adding color.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day: Savannah (1772), Andrea (1773). Other:
cardstock (Georgia-Pacific), Sticker Sentiments (SRM Press).

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 sassy stripes

For this page I choose several patterns to make my own stripes

technique 1 "paper". I mismatched the the size of the stripes to add some

messy
depth to on the page. I also choose the colors to coordintate with
the colors of the shirt in the photo, and I think the patterns in the

layers
paper make for lots of fun color contrast. I love how staggering
the stripes works your eye down the page of the layout.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Splendor: Pink Flora (1682), Navy Flora (1681),
by Wendi Robinson
Candytuft (1676), Woven Chevron (1686), Labels & Tags (1679), Letter Tiles (1680).
Other: twine, buttons, distress ink, bling, Sharpie pen.

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technique 2
colorful
by Jenny Suchin

1. Make 4.25" x 5.5" card from cardstock.

2. Cut Country Charm Weekend Fun into strips.
3. Adhere strips vertically to cardstock.
4. Stamp sentiment.
5. Send to a friend!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Country Charm: Weekend Fun

(1515). Other: white cardstock, Jenni Bowlin ink, Studio Calico stamps.

technique 3
red, white, and blue
by Jenny Suchin

1. Make 4.25" x 5.5" card from cardstock.

2. Using a sheet of Country Charm Farm Field Stripe, cut
into diagonal strips.
3. Adhere to card diagonally in rows.
4. Stamp sentiment.
5. Send to a friend! Enjoy!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Country Charm: Farm Field Stripe
(1506). Other: white cardstock, black ink, Studio Calico stamps.

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 technique 4
angled I love stripes at an angle, so I layered my Hailey Paper (straight

stripes
stripes) from Oh Happy Day at an angle for this card. I added
some interest to the card by giving the pink bird some dimension.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day: Hailey Paper (1767), Abbie's
by Nina Yang
Sunshine Paper (1769), Mira's Pearls Paper (1764).

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technique 5
sewing stripes
by Clare Prezzia

1. I sewed the stripes onto the fun Amber's Avenue

chevron paper. Sewing helps the chevron pattern
shine!
2. I cut the end of the threads short.
3. Then used some washi tape (which is not only
fashionable, but very useful!) to tape everything to
the back of the paper.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh Happy Day Collection. Other:

cardstock, ribbon, button, twine, stamp, ink, marker.

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the dog days of summer by Tegan Skwiat

Take a bit of the Splendor collection and add a splash of the Country Charm
collection and you get the perfect color palette for summer photos! That is what I
did here and it really put me in a beachy mood. But since I didn't think it was a good
idea to haul my layout and supplies to the beach, I brought the beach to my layout!
Yep, I put sand on part of my title!! Simply brush on a coat of liquid glue - I used
Martha Stewart glitter glue - and pour on the sand. Let dry and repeat once more
for better coverage. I just love the texture it adds to the layout!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Papers: Country Charm: Picnic Blanket (1509); Splendor: Heirloom (1678), ZigZag
(1687), Navy Flora (1681). Other: twine: The Twinery, alpha stickers: October Afternoon, mist: Tattered Angels,
clothespins: Canvas Corp, Die-cut machine: Silhouette, wood shapes: Studio Calico, glue: Martha Stewart;
buttons, cardstock, sand, and pearl gems: my supply.

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 Editor's Pick

ice cream cards by Teri Anderson

Ice cream is the ultimate Summer treat. I mean, gosh, who doesn't love a big scoop
of ice cream at the end of a hot day? Besides the perfect way to cool off and being
superdelicious, it's also provides great inspiration for making a couple sweet cards
for Summer. And the best part: It's fat-free in paper form! For the "Let's Chill" card, I
used a big circle punch to cut the circles. I finished off my scoops with a cherry cut
from a piece of patterned papers and a few pearls. I used a little circle punch for
the other card.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Bonjour: Paris Je T'Aime (1534); Oh Happy Day: Mira's Pearls (1764);
Country Charm: Cherry Pie (1504), Sweet Floral (1512), Country Bloom (1505).

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 1
It's really easy to make ice cream
scoops from GCD's patterned
papers. Start by cutting several
circles from patterned paper. Any
size circle punch works well.

2
Be sure to ink the edges to give
each circle a little extradimension.
Then use your scissors to cut a free-
style border of sorts for each scoop
from matching paper. You'll see
none of mine look quite the same.

3
Now, just start stacking up your cone.

4
Start with a circle. Then add one
your free-style borders to it. Then do
it again and again. Keep going until
you have a cone you are happy
with it.

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 splash, splash, splash by Audrey Yeager

I was thinking about layers of waves, so I took some strips of blue paper and used
a border punch on one long edge. Then I punched some random small holes and
layered them in the middle of my page. I was inspired by the oval shape of the raft,
so I stitched an oval over my strips and created an oval shaped journaling area. I
found a water splash cutting file online which I cut with my electronic die cutting
machine. I used the cut out pieces for embellishment, but I also used the negative as
a mask for painting some water splashes, and also for doing a little heat embossing
with some clear embossing powder.

GCD Studios Papers: Flower Child: Twisted Floral (1649); Splendor: Sunswept (1684), Zig Zag (1687); Botanique:
Grandmas Pearls (1712). Other: Versamark Ink, American Crafts Embossing powder, paint, machine stitching,
Tatterd Angels Mist, Paper Studio punch.

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happy camper by Mary Ann Jenkins

One of our family's vacation traditions is buying souvenir patches from each of
the places we visit. They are fun to collect and make great embellishments on our
vacation layouts. On this page, I included the patch we got in Grand Teton National
Park. A perfect way to rememberall the fun places we travel to!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Splendor: Heirloom (1678), Letter Tiles (1680), Woven Chevron (1686);
Botanique: Elegant (1718); Bonjour: Petite Fleur (1542).

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 Use It.
For my layout, I pretty much
followed the sketch exactly, using
the cute fussy cut flowers in place
of the circles. The page title is
still at the top, and I followed the
shape of the banner strips at the
bottom to add more words to
the title. The fun "Oh Happy Day"
flag is part of the bar code strip
from one of the papers in the Oh
Happy Day collection, and with
little machine stitching, and some
pearls and my layout is compete!

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Oh

Happy Day & Sweet Tooth Collections.
by Mary Ann Jenkins

Alter It.
I chose to change the circles to
layered flowers and bring the up
the from the bottom just as the
sketch. My photos also were flip
flopped with the largest photo
to the left instead of on the
right. I stitched my title on the
bottom and added a few pretty
butterflies to my page.

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers:

Botanique Collection.
by Pam Callaghan

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by Nina Yang

Flip It.
Nina flipped the sketch on its side. To bring focus to the sentiment Nina put it at the top
right of the card and layered it with a piece of cardstock. Finished card size is 5.5" x 5.5".

SUPPLIES: GCD Studios Pattern Papers: Sweet Tooth: Lollipop (1557), Sprinkles (1560), Cherry Cordial (1553), Sweet
Tart (1562), Sugar Cookie (1561).

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 Featured
Collection
of the month

by Heidi Sonboul
Cheerful and upbeat, this happy
collection will brighten up your day with
simply sweet patterns perfect for basics
and fussy cutting.

by Heidi Van Laar

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