I have this same trimmer. I find that sliding the blade up Toward the edge at the top will cut the layers accurately all at once. They don't tend to slide that way. Also, I like to glue the pieces to a copy paper weight, or thin cardstock the same size as the originals, so I can emboss them, then I attach them to the card bases. Embossing helps to hide any irregularities, and gives it a subtle finished look behind embellishments. Love All of these cards, and the bonus!!
I have this paper! I really like it, and I like your cards with the shuffle and cut. First time I've seen this technique, and I will be sure to give it a try. Thank you for doing this for us.
Thank you. As a fairly new card maker with a lot of pretty paper I am going to try this for my Christmas cards. My Christmas paper is all 6×6. Will it work for this technique? Thank you.
Thank you for watching! Yes, you can use your 6x6 paper! You will have to cut each piece at 4” x 5 1/4” before you stack and cut them. You can use those extra scrap pieces to make extra cards! Let me know if you have any other questions! Have fun!😊
What a great idea!!! Love to make same cards but different designs so this is a perfect way to do this and not waste paper…your cards are all beautiful…thanks ♥️💚♥️
I love this technique so much... Makes the card making go so fast and look so great... I did some of my Christmas cards with this technique.... Great cards !!!!!
Do you mean the original panel size? If so, it’s 4 1/4” x 5 1/2”. The first cut after that is at 2 1/2”. I hope this helps! Please reach out if you need more info!
I usually hate the white around ephemera and die cuts, but your cards look amazing. They are so pretty. The Poinsettias are gorgeous. Thank you Xx
Thank you! I loved making those cards! So easy with matching ephemera!😊
Thank you. I love the cut and shuffle technique and the variety of your focal points and greetings! Nice use of the scraps as well.
Thanks so much!!😊
Awesome 😊love everything Tfs
Thank you so much! Have a great day!😊
I have this same trimmer. I find that sliding the blade up Toward the edge at the top will cut the layers accurately all at once. They don't tend to slide that way.
Also, I like to glue the pieces to a copy paper weight, or thin cardstock the same size as the originals, so I can emboss them, then I attach them to the card bases. Embossing helps to hide any irregularities, and gives it a subtle finished look behind embellishments.
Love All of these cards, and the bonus!!
Thanks for the tip!
Love these cards
Thank you so much!😊
I love to see the Paper Rose printed sentiments. So helpful as not needing to keep a heap of stamps.☺
They are the best! Love them too!
These are very pretty! I like this idea.
Thank you so much!😊
I have this paper! I really like it, and I like your cards with the shuffle and cut. First time I've seen this technique, and I will be sure to give it a try. Thank you for doing this for us.
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Thank you. As a fairly new card maker with a lot of pretty paper I am going to try this for my Christmas cards. My Christmas paper is all 6×6. Will it work for this technique? Thank you.
Thank you for watching! Yes, you can use your 6x6 paper! You will have to cut each piece at 4” x 5 1/4” before you stack and cut them. You can use those extra scrap pieces to make extra cards! Let me know if you have any other questions! Have fun!😊
@@CardswithSophia Thank you!
I have to make some cards quickly and I will definitely be making some of these.
So happy you like them! Have fun!😊
Nice job! Thank you!
Thank you! You are most welcome!
What a great idea!!! Love to make same cards but different designs so this is a perfect way to do this and not waste paper…your cards are all beautiful…thanks ♥️💚♥️
Thanks so much!
Great cards, thanks for sharing! Just found your channel and will subscribe and check out your other videos!
Thank you! I really appreciate it!😊 I only just recently started my channel so watch for a lot more to come!💞
Very nice. Great idea for the shuffle, makes card going faster, especially when doing a lot of them.
Thank you very much!😊
I love this technique so much... Makes the card making go so fast and look so great... I did some of my Christmas cards with this technique.... Great cards !!!!!
Thank you! So appreciated!
lovely cards!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful cards while being simple for mass production. I’m going to make these this weekend with a Christmas movie on. ❤
Thank you! I love cards using the stack cut shuffle technique! Have fun!
Love these cards great use of pps!
Thanks so much!
LOVE your cards😊 Thank you for sharing them 😊 ❤️
Thank you so much! So happy you liked them!
These are lovely & the extra bonus one is a excellent idea 🎄
Thank you! Greatly appreciated!
Nice work Sophia! Beautiful cards,and look easy enough!:) I like that! Thank You for sharing, and for the inspiration 💕
Thank you so much!
@@CardswithSophia Always a pleasure!:) Happy Crafting!
What a fun idea! 😍
Thank you!
Cute cards and easy to follow ! Thanks :)
Thank you so much!
Me encantan❤
Muchas gracias! Que tanga un lindo dia! 😊.
Stack, cut, shuffle! What a great idea!!
Great way to make many cards fast!
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Thank you very much!🙂
Like your choice of paper, embellishments & sentiments (did you know those can be foiled?)...tfs
Thank you! I haven’t foiled yet! 🤷🏼♀️ lol. Will have to check it out!😊
Where can you find the paper rose embellishments
www.scrapbook.com/store/pr-19772.html
What's the size of th original cut?
Do you mean the original panel size? If so, it’s 4 1/4” x 5 1/2”. The first cut after that is at 2 1/2”. I hope this helps! Please reach out if you need more info!
@@CardswithSophia thank you! That was exactly what I meant. Appreciate it 😊.
You are so welcome! Enjoy your day!😊