Triple stamping cards

Today I have a card to share with you from my Beginner's Technique class last month. It features the Rock & Roll technique which always ama...

Hi there! Today I am sharing a quick tutorial for the triple time stamping technique. I will also share some useful tips about using it for cardmaking.

After I posted Pam's Triple Time Stamped Convention Swap last week (you can see it here), I was asked by one of my blog readers to provide a step-by-step tutorial of this technique. What a fun challenge! This is just for you, Sonny! Before I begin my step-by-step tutorial, here's

I've recently rearranged my stamping room and office, combining them together (lovin' it!). While I was cleaning and reorganizing, I came across some old projects from when I first was introduced to Stampin' Up! 10 years ago. In addition, I came across a card online that reminded of this technique and I thought I'd bring it "back from the past"! My "old" project featured a technique that was shared with me at one of the first Stampin' Up! parties I attended. Stamping all three layers at the…

Hi everyone, I have a super fun video to share with you today! In this video, I teach you how to make amazing projects using the Triple St...

Use the triple time stamping technique to make amazing cards that look like they took forever to make .... but they really didn't.

I have been seeing these fun cards all over the internet using the "Triple Time" Stamping technique and I just had to give them a try. They...

This is my triple stamped and embossed card, inspired by this one from Pinterest: The embossing folder is by Darice,called Border Butterflies. There is another, called Butterfly Corner, which I think may have been the one used, but the effect is similar. I was going to use a 6x6" card base, so I worked out what sizes I needed for the embossed & stamped panels. This was 5 1/2 ,4 1/2 and 3 1/2" square. I cut the three pieces, layered them together with some repositional tape, and ran it…

One goal I haven’t been able to meet during the stay-at-home order is getting my monthly Sympathy card finished. I do have cards with no sentiment that I can use, but I have used up all my other Sympathy cards. In my online stamping group, we were challenged to use the Triple Time Stamping Technique, but the offset version. Since they made a Sympathy card, I thought I would too. Here is the tutorial. I used Joy Clair’s Heartfelt Sympathy stamp set here. I would love to enter Word Art…

Have you tried the Triple Time Card Stamping Technique yet? It is really fun and makes a very unique DIY card! Learn how to make your own triple time card in this beginner friendly triple time card stamping tutorial.