Easy, bright and fun cards
- on 12.02.09
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Woohoo! I found a new fun card that I enjoy making that I think would be great for a few different occasions. I think it’s good to have a ’standby card style’ that you can whip up easily for different occasions. I made these cards for some of the ladies on my Stampin’ Up! team but I’m already thinking they’d be cute cards for my daughter’s friends – especially since the Sticky Cut Letters I used on the front can be substituted for Sticky Cut shapes like hearts or flowers.

And have you noticed? No rubber stamping. I didn’t even realise that until I had made a couple of the cards but I decided they were fine the way they were.
If you’ve never used Stampin’ Up!’s Sticky Cuts I’ll just quickly explain what they are and how to use them. They’re seriously simple – you just pop out your Sticky Cuts shape (in this case I used the Sticky Cuts Letters), peel off the protective backing and place the shape onto your paper or cardstock or whatever else you want (it’s super super sticky just like Stampin’ Up!’s Sticky Strip). You then rub the top of the shape with your finger – Sticky Cuts just like Sticky Strip is ‘heat activated’ which means when you rub it, it adheres beautifully and allows you to pull the top protective covering off very easily. Once you’ve peeled off the top then you just dump your glitter over the top. I just dump the whole lot then pour the excess glitter back into it’s container. So quick but really cool looking
Want to see what else is in the new Stampin’ Up! Summer Mini Catalogue? Simply email me at angelasargeant@gmail.com to receive your own copy or if you simply can’t wait then you can view the Summer Mini Catalogue on-line here. (Link will download the pdf file to your computer)

All Products used to make the cards in the top photo are by Stampin’ Up! and available for purchase through me at angelasargeant@gmail.com
Cardstock & Paper:
Green Galore
Tempting Turquoise
Pixie Pink or Pink Passion Textured cardstock (either)
Kaleidascope Patterned Designer Series Paper (from the Stampin’ Up! Australia Summer Mini Catalogue)
Accessories:
Sticky Cut Letters
Fine Supernova Glitter (Aqua)
Clips Assortment
Turquoise Grosgrain Ribbon
Ice Circle Rhinestone Brads
Tools:
1/16″ Circle Punch (to make a hole in the ribbon)
Scallop Edge Punch
Adhesives:
SNAIL Adhesive
Stampin’ Dimensionals










WOW!!!! I saw the papers on the weekend.I just love the colours and they look like they could be quick to make.I guess you could do one with every letter of the alphabet.
Great cards as always!
They look fabulous Angela! The bright colours and the letters on the fronts look great!I love new products
I have been having fun with mine too!TFS
Oh lookie!! An “m” card!! I’ll look forward to that in the post with my chocolates!!!
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Fun, funky and bright card Angela. It’s a great way to use up all that Green Galore CS that tends to accumulate…LOL!!!! I really am becoming a fan of the Kaleidoscope DSP. I am sure they will be very warmly received. ooxx
They look AWESOME Angela!!
They’re just gorgeous. So sparkly and fun. (And even more gorgeous in real life – thanks heaps!) Cheers, Sue
Wow Ang! These look great – so fresh and cheery. I love when I find a layout that is easy to make, and versatile for different occasions or people