Handmade die cut cards – quick and easy and oh-so-sweet!

You can get a ton of mileage out of your supplies with this design for handmade die cut cards – quick and easy is a bonus! And you will see that, aside of a snippet of a border, I used just a single die to cut my shapes which makes this card even faster, easier and actually prettier to look at!

Just a warning, this might be my most favorite card in a long time!  It's just so bright, fun, awesome, and adorable!  It's using some of my favorite new products from the Jan-June catalog and I can't wait to share it all with you!

Let's start with the adorable patterned paper.  I LOVE this paper and I have been stocking up on it!  It's the Sunshine and Rainbows patterned paper pack from Sale-a-Bration.  It's just too cute for words, so let me show it to you…

You can get this paper right now for FREE with a $50 merchandise order, while supplies last.

I paired it up with the fantabulous Flowing Flowers stamp set – I heart this set for the sentiments.  They are just fun and USABLE.  I will use every single sentiment in that set.  I actually can't imagine anyone not using every sentiment!  Check it out…

Then we add in a die set that may have you thinking fall at first, but when you add it in with the bright colors and sentiment – it's just a winning card!

The Project

You have seen the paper and stamp set, let's get to the project.

See what I mean about it being the cutest card?

And you can make this too!!!  All you need are the supplies below and you can make it in no time at all. Using one die to make a pattern AND for the focal elements means you can whip out even a stack of these in minutes, not hours.

The Supplies

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Project Printable

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Thank You

It never ceases to amaze all the different cards we can create using just a handful of supplies.  Card making can be so unique, but it can also be as simple as recreating what you have seen.  Either is creative time, just enjoy it!  See you in the next project!  XOXO, Meg