Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Technique Tuesday - Paper Piecing

Welcome to another edition of Technique Tuesday- today I am playing with Paper Piecing after seeing a video from Stampin Heidi on Instagram wanted to give it a go myself with a little of my own twist.


Final design was inspired by playing along to a few challenges.
Stampin’ Up! Only Challenge - case the designer for my layout. #SUOC410


Tic Tac Toe challenge #tttc301 with Twine, Free square Technique and Metallic embellishments for a diagonal line for the win.


Colourful Options September Mood board … loving the little brown bear. 


I’m getting inky with the Cutest Crew stamp set, Sunflower Fields DSP, Neutrals Jute twine, Metallic gem embellishments, black blends marker and white gel pen. 


Quick process video for the visual learners.


Technique is basically instead of colour with markers to stamp your image on different pattern paper and fussy cut and piece together on your main stamped image. 

Bonus tip - colour your sign with black marker and use a white gel pen to write a personal message. 


Such a fun technique - love this stamp set and the chalkboard option for personalizing messages for other occasions outside of the intended holiday sentiments. 

Happy Stampin’ 

Margaret 
Live, Laugh, Love
Be Totallyawake4-life 

10 comments:

  1. Aww, he is so cute, I clicked on him to see him better and love how is a pretty plaid bear, so sweet!
    Thank you for joining our challenge at Colorful Options!
    Diane CO DT
    {Nellies Nest}

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  2. What a cute bear!! Love the paper piercing! Thanks for sharing at SUOC!!

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  3. So adorable! This is such a forgotten technique. Thank you so much for playing along with us at SUOChallenges.com and we hope to see you again tomorrow!

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  4. He's adorable! I'm looking forward to seeing lots of cute cards with this stamp set. I like how you turned his sign into a chalkboard. thanks for playing along with us at SUO Challenges!

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  5. Love your use of the plaid paper both on the bottom of the card and also on the bear.

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