Simple but Detailed Notecards

Hello, Marybeth here today with some simple but detailed notecards, that are easy to make, using Cottage Corner. I made a bunch, some to give away and some to keep on hand for myself .


With this die all the work is done for you at once, embossing and cutting. You need to place your die at the very edge of the white card stock, I cut mine at 4 x 5 1/4 then adhered to the 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 card base. I used my tape gun.

I left all the notecards that I made blank for now, I may add a stamped sentiment as needed. They can be left blank on the front and just let the detail shine, or you can add your message on the inside. I knew I was going to love this Cottage Corner die as soon as I saw it!
Thanks for the visit today!

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DELIGHTFUL cards!!!
This die is SO BEAUTIFUL and is PERFECT for CAS designs, which is EXACTLY what I need to help me speed up my cardmaking and catch up on my to-do list 🙂
BEAUTIFUL idea, Marybeth! I send notes/cards to people all the time and this would be perfect! What a great idea and you’ve made it look fresh and colorful!
Yes, I can see why you like this die so much!
Really pretty die…love that you showed it with different color backgrounds. Nice!!!
Lovely idea 🙂
What a gorgeous set of note cards!! So elegant 🙂
These are beautiful, Marybeth! What a wonderful die!
What fun idea!
Simple yet striking!! These are so pretty Marybeth and I like the variety of colors!
These are so lovely and would make such a delightful gift for someone without a ton of work!! Fabulous!!!
These are right up my alley! I love the elegant simplicity of these, and your background colour choices! Doesn’t this die make a super set of notecards! Beautiful!
What a wonderful die, I love these dies they are all so pretty and soft. Brilliant card set.
I can see why you love the die…so pretty! And, your collection of note cards are beautiful…great idea!:-)
I love the combo of die cutting and embossed image
Really Beautiful!
So, so beautiful, Marybeth … what a wonderful gift this would make! Hugs, Anita 🙂