Slice & Shuffle Card Technique | 3 Easy Cards with Any Designer Paper

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If you love quick card layouts that look impressive but don’t require complicated measuring, this Slice & Shuffle card technique is for you. With just two cuts and three pieces of designer paper, you can create three beautiful handmade cards in minutes.

In this Thursday afternoon card-making live, I’m coming to you from Spruce Grove, Alberta, where it’s very much winter (minus 20°C!) but warm and cozy in the craft room. I’m sharing a fun and easy Slice & Shuffle card technique that works with any designer series paper and cardstock you already have on hand.

This layout is perfect for using up your favourite patterned paper without overthinking measurements. It’s sometimes called stack, cut, and shuffle, and once you try it, you’ll see why it’s such a popular go-to for fast card making.

In this video, you’ll learn how to:
• Cut three pieces of designer paper with just two simple cuts
• Shuffle the pieces to create three coordinating card fronts
• Assemble clean, balanced card designs with minimal effort
• Add focal points using stamped sentiments, die cuts, or embellishments
• Adapt the layout for different paper styles, including directional designs

I’m using the Endless Love bundle from the Stampin’ Up! mini catalogue, along with coordinating designer paper, heart dies, and simple embellishments. This set is perfect for Valentine’s Day, but I also share ideas for using it beyond Valentine’s with love, birthday, and tag projects.

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• A brand-new stamp positioning tool available as an exclusive join offer
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• January’s Product of the Month and how to qualify for it
• A quick reminder about my Amazon crafting journal for tracking projects

You’ll see multiple finished card samples using different papers and colour palettes, including blues and neutrals, so you can easily imagine how this technique will work with what you already own.

This is a relaxed, chatty crafting session where we talk paper, puzzles, winter crafting habits, and the joy of handmade cards. Whether you like to craft along live or watch and make later, this technique is one you’ll want to save and come back to again and again.

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