Once a month I teach a "Coffee and Cards" class at one of my city's recreation centers. This month I had the ladies make a set of 4 cards using some of my retired Designer Series Paper. I took four pieces of designer paper, cut them all at once following the cutting guide below - then shuffled the pieces around on the four cards. This is a great way to use up paper - so you can buy more! And all of the cards will be beautiful because of the color coordination of Stampin' Up! products.
I also cut 4 mats using Night of Navy card stock. I placed one of each patterned paper pieces onto the mats -and then rearranged them until I was happy with the way they looked. Because the paper did not have a directional pattern - I was able to make two horizontal cards and two vertical cards. I layered each mat with the patterned paper onto a regular 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 card base. I used various punches and dies to add greetings to the cards.
At class - I encouraged the participants to arrange the paper however they wanted - and to check the back side of the paper as well. They all came up with different cards- which are pictured below!
I love how they all made their cards unique - and especially liked the look of using just two patterns, like in the photo above. Again, this is a great way to use some of that designer paper that I'm sure you have been hoarding!
If you live in the Chesapeake, Virginia - or any of the surrounding cities - please consider joining me at my next class on Friday, May 30th. I do not have registration info at this time - so please reach out to me if you are interested and I will send the link when it becomes available.
Be sure to check out the LAST CHANCE LIST for some amazing discounts on retiring products. They are only available while supplies last - so get them while you can!
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