Stack and Whack TECHNIQUE for CARDS (1099)

[@nancyskinner5207]

My mother made stack and whack quilts. They are beautiful! Each block is like a kaleidoscope design. We used to sit on the bed and try to pick out our favorite block. Precious memories.

[@hippomom26]

These cards were all so beautiful! Thank you for a new fun technique ❤

[@dliles773]

Something different great idea 💡 Lovely cards Natasha

[@cherylstephens4268]

What a great idea. Love them all.❤🎉❤🎉❤

[@BarlowSmith]

Oh my word how fabulous is this tutorial, Natasha do you ever cock up on anything ? I truly think not! 🤗

[@marikareimer4411]

Hello Natasha! What a great way to make cards and use up those paperpacks that I have been "saving"..... 🤫 Take care and see you soon 🤗

[@pamelashield6831]

Great idea!! You are one amazing crafter.

[@DebH-bl8ku]

Beautiful cards. I like the torn look 👀 f the background. It really adds to the card. I am going to give this a try.

[@michelegourd5742]

WOW!! I had not seen this before!! So beautiful!!

[@dise331]

Such a great name for a fun technique to try. All three cards are gorgeous - just love the vintage look 🌻🌻

[@bonnerdebbie]

Great cards, neat technique. Thanks.

[@bette-annflood835]

Pretty. I've heard of stack n whack quilting and also paper tags. Like the idea for cards too!! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@reneeadam6102]

Thanks Natasha 🙏 Very good idee ! ❤❤❤

[@renatenash7575]

What a great idea. The cards look beautiful. Thankyou for sharing. 😊

[@janetingacollins6409]

The torn technique with the vintage ephemera is perfect. Love them 🤩

[@karenbyron2813]

I love this technique xxx

[@christinesmith989]

I couldn't imagine what 'stack n whack' meant but when I started watching, I realised it was a technique I have used before a long while ago but never new the name (very cool name). I love your cards and it's jogged my memory to use that technique again, thank you. xxx💖💖💖

[@dianeb.4791]

IA fun technique, Natasha - thank you! I’ll try it for sure!

[@carolarcher3954]

Hi Natasha, once again another fantastic tutorial. I really should start buying antique type papers they make for great cards.

[@zoeshields6104]

I love this idea for mass making! Those would be great for family reunion invites!

[@anaraposo522]

Beautiful cards!

[@sophiemsmply4you572]

I've not seen this before but I love it. ❤

[@melissazabower339]

Mintay makes beautiful papers! 💛😊

[@charlottesilber1687]

lovely cards, TYFS

[@eleanor8002]

Loved the cards TFS ❤️

[@jaimatibhaga7598]

Beautiful cards.

[@rosemarybrown1686]

I haven't seen this before and it looks like something interesting to do with all the patterned papers that have found their way into my stash lol.❤

[@curlygone]

I LIKE this!

[@carolward6833]

Well Done inspiring as always 🤗

[@haydeegonzalezreyes988]

Qué bonitas!!!❤❤❤

[@suelane724]

have done random patch quilt square like that (rotary cutter, not tearing!!!) but would never have though to do it with paper, but will be having a go

[@cherylboomhower6418]

Love these 😊

[@kiwipommiegirl]

I love this Tasha! Mainly because there's no measuring of the patterned paper,I'm measuremetically challenged,lol. Does the paper pack co-ordinate with ephemera or can anything be used as a focal point? TSM.x

[@jasminthomas3528]

I love this technique. I would take it a step further to create a kinsugi effect. Thank you.

[@patriciarioni9316]

Jolies cartes

[@christieoertel1589]

You could make a masterboard and use that too. Thx Natasha

[@nancyglaspie6735]

Fun!

[@rondabolding2105]

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[@lilalabom6393]

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