Bee Mine Stack, Slice, & Shuffle Cards

Stack, Slice, and Shuffle Technique – Want to know why I love it so much? Because it’s incredibly versatile. You can cut (slice) your DSP stack any size or direction you like. In this video, I demonstrate another one of my variations of the Stack, Slice, and Shuffle Technique while using the BEE MINE Designer Series Paper and coordinating products. Wait ’til you see how easy this card making technique is. I have no doubt that you'[ll want to use the Stack, Slice, and Shuffle Technique over and over with all your favorite Designer Series Papers. It’s a great technique for using up your stacks of paper while making several cards at once. It’s also a great way to showcase several papers at once. So give it a try!

Dimensions for Stack, Slice, & Shuffle Cards:

• Card base = 5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″.
• Folded Card Base = 5 1/4″ x 8″, score at 4″ on long side.
• Basic White inside = 5″ x 3 3/4″
• DSP (3 different but coordinating pieces) = 5″ x 3 3/4″, With DSP stacked and in horizontal position, cut at 1 1/2″ from left side. The turn remaining 3 1/2″ x 3 3/4″ stack to horizontal position and cut 1″ from right edge. ***Cutting of the DSP is shown in video above.
• Basic White scraps for stamping and punching

I hope you enjoyed this card making demonstration. I love the versatility of the Stack, Slice, and Shuffle Technique as well as the versatility of the Bee My Valentine Stamp Set & Punch. How fortunate we are that Stampin’ Up! provides us with high quality coordinating products that we can use in a variety of ways to help us enjoy our stamping and creating even more than we already do. I hope you found my various tips and tricks for using builder punches helpful as well.

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Mary Knabe