Stack, Slice & Shuffle #3 This Week

Hello stamping friends,

I'm back with my final set of stack, slice and shuffle for this week. I hope you have enjoyed them as much as I have. Have you tried your hand at this fun and easy technique yet?  If not, get those supplies out and start crafting. You're going to love it. I promise. Today is part of the Sunday Share Blog Hop, so you can keep hopping to see more great projects. Links are below.

For this final set, I selected the Lily Pond Lane designer series paper. I love the colors and the little ducks are the absolute cutest. I do not have the coordinating stamp set, but as you can see with my three cards that is absolutely okay. You can still create beautiful cards using the paper and a greeting stamp.  The stamp set I used is called My Small Business. Who would have thought you could use it for some "non-businessy" (yes, that's a word. I just made it up. LOL) thank you cards?

You can see that I stacked my three pieces of designer paper together and cut on angles again, but they are different cuts than my last set of cards. Again, there is no measuring after you cut the paper to 3 3/4" x 4". Just keep the paper stacked together and make your cuts to make three different sections of paper. 

I used the cute ducks from the designer paper to dress up my greeting and make the focal point stand out a little more. I just fussy cut the ducks and then attached with dimensionals.

Also notice that I used the Labeled with Love punch for my greeting. I stamped the greeting for each card and then punched it out. I then punched out a piece of the gray granite to back my greeting. But, since they are the same size, I cut the gray in half on the first two cards. The second card was cut in half horizontally and the one above was vertical so I could get two different looks. The first card I cut the label with the stamped greeting across the top and bottom and layered that on top of the full gray granite punched piece. 

Are you loving these cards as much as I am? You can get so much more out of each piece of designer paper this way. I also love that all of the cards coordinate, yet look slightly different. 

This is part of the Share It Sunday blog hop so be sure to check out the links below for more great projects.