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The Stack, Slice, and Shuffle Technique is a fabulous way to make a set of card quickly and easily with each being a little different. With this technique, you start with a STACK of different but coordinating DSP pieces cut to same size (typically 3-4). Then you SLICE (cut) the stack into same number of sections as there are pieces of DSP. Then you SHUFFLE the stacks (as you'll see in my video). Finally, you build your cards. This technique also lends itself to variations depending on the number of pieces of DSP you use and how you cut your stack of DSP pieces. Enjoy my demonstration of this variation of the Stack, Slice, and Shuffle technique to make 3 cards you (and others) will love. For more complete details, be sure to visit my blog post for this video where you'll find color photos of each card, cutting dimensions, and list of Stampin' Up! supplies used. Just click on this link: wp.me/petQ6e-3Wu
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