Quick Summary: Grab some coordinating 6 x 6 patterned papers, coordinating base cards and some 5 x 3-3/4 white cardstock and create along ... Watch the process to make 4 slightly different cards with a patchwork quilt-type background.
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Grab some coordinating 6 x 6 patterned papers, coordinating base cards and some 5 x 3-3/4 white cardstock and create along ... Watch the process to make 4 slightly different cards with a patchwork quilt-type background. This is a quick-time way to create 4 same-but-slightly-different cards using © Stampin' Up!
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- Grab some coordinating 6 x 6 patterned papers, coordinating base cards and some 5 x 3-3/4 white cardstock and create along ...
- Watch the process to make 4 slightly different cards with a patchwork quilt-type background.
- This is a quick-time way to create 4 same-but-slightly-different cards using © Stampin' Up!
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