Do you have lots of scraps of patterned paper? The Bargello card making technique is perfect for using up some of your paper scraps. For this card I used the Pattern Party Designer Series Paper from Stampin' Up!® along with the Your Biggest Fan stamp set. 

I have more samples using this fun cardmaking technique below along with cutting dimensions and supply lists. Be sure to watch the video tutorial to see exactly how to make this handmade card.

Every Tuesday night, I'm live in my Facebook group and on YouTube with a fun cardmaking event using the supplies you have in your own stash. For the past two years, I've been doing Mystery Stamping each week. But in May, I'm going to switch things up every week:

• 1st Tuesday: Stamp with Me
• 2nd Tuesday: Technique Tuesday
• 3rd Tuesday: Mystery Stamping
• 4th Tuesday: Monthly Card Class & Game Night
• 5th Tuesday: Mystery Stamping

I hope you'll make plans to join me! Ok, on y go! Let's get stamping.

The Layering Hugs stamp set from Stampin' Up!® is absolutely beautiful! I love the dies that coordinate with the stamp and I especially love the way you can die-cut the word HUGS to layering onto the stamped image. I have a few different handmade card ideas for you using this fabulous stamp set.

I'm also going to talk about coloring on vellum. If you'd like to see exactly how I made this card, be sure to watch the video. I shared lots up tips for using vellum on your handmade cards.

I also have a few "non-stamping" ideas for the coordinating Layering Hugs dies. I paired them with the Symbols of Fortune patterned paper. You're going to love them!

​So, on y go! Let's get stamping.

Love the NEW Stampin' Up! In Colors? Want them all in all the things - inks, papers, markers, ribbons, embellishments - but don't want to buy them all at once? 

My new Stampin' Up! In Color Club is for you! Get all the things plus card tutorials featuring card ideas for the new In Colors!
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I love using line images to do this great cardmaking technique - collage stamping. There's no need to color images. Just stamp and layer colors and add a little ink blending. So, on y go! Let's get stamping.