Triple Time Technique with Patterned Paper

Stitched Rectangle Dies: bit.ly/3m3ow1g
Magnet Cards for Die Storage: bit.ly/3FZZ8DA (6" x 7")
Evening Evergreen card stock measurements for Tulip Card:
1-9/16" x 2-15/16"
2-3/4" x 4-1/8"
5-1/2" x 8-1/2" scored at 4-1/4" for the card base
Mango Melody card stock measurements for Rainbow Card:
1-3/4" x 3-1/8"
2-15/16" x 4-5/16"
5-1/2" x 8-1/2" scored at 4-1/4" for the card base
-------- Tulip Card Supplies --------
• Flowering Fields 12” X 12” (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper -- bit.ly/3KEmi69
• Stitched Rectangles Dies -- bit.ly/3m3ow1g
• Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine -- bit.ly/2HuyNFr
• Timeless Tulips Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) -- bit.ly/3AtAFFC
• Evening Evergreen Classic Stampin' Pad -- bit.ly/3rMAKQU
• Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock -- bit.ly/3oNfdF1
• Evening Evergreen 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock -- bit.ly/3Aygc2z
• Everyday Label Punch -- bit.ly/3fYVgZR
• Bone Folder -- bit.ly/2TCt8zu
• Stampin' Seal -- bit.ly/3pm3H3O
• Silicone Craft Sheet -- bit.ly/2NPZNSE
• Stampin' Dimensionals -- bit.ly/2UjqqiK
• Rhinestone Basic Jewels -- bit.ly/3IFt6hJ
-------- Rainbow Card Supplies --------
• Sunshine & Rainbows 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper -- bit.ly/3G199kQ
• Stitched Rectangles Dies -- bit.ly/3m3ow1g
• Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine -- bit.ly/2HuyNFr
• Rainbow Of Happiness Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) -- bit.ly/3zuoA2t
• Mango Melody Classic Stampin' Pad -- bit.ly/2Nk6Vqk
• Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock -- bit.ly/3oNfdF1
• Mango Melody 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock -- bit.ly/3H4hIvz
• Bone Folder -- bit.ly/2TCt8zu
• Paper Snips -- bit.ly/3fsvAmf
• Stampin' Seal -- bit.ly/3pm3H3O
• Silicone Craft Sheet -- bit.ly/2NPZNSE
• Stampin' Dimensionals -- bit.ly/2UjqqiK
The Triple Time Technique is a fun, easy way to use your Stitched Rectangle Dies with Patterned Paper to make your own greeting cards. Your friends will be so impressed!
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[@carolineking1496]

Thank you Jessica for showing us how to use this technique more efficiently. no more wasting the paper. Have a great day.

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You're welcome! Gotta get the most out of our pretty papers!

[@pennefreeman1053]

I use the dies for the mats! Easy. Ty b

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Thanks for sharing that the dies work for the mats! I don't know why I didn't think to try that!!

[@ThisIsMeTinnaMarie]

For this technique you can also use the dies that are a size up from your patterned paper pieces

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Thank you!! I will definitely try that next time.

[@blankyjoverojas8170]

The cards are so beautiful.

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@sandrajohnson9231]

Great ideas! Thank you

[@inekegeernaert801]

Oh, that Tulip DSP!!! And THANK YOU for showing the triple time technique with dies. Awesome, Jessica!

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You're welcome! I hope you give it a try!

[@tncolmd1615]

great instructions/demo! thanks

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Thank you, hope it inspires you to try this technique!

[@JustaGTO]

I love this technique!! Thank you~Marsha

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Glad you like it!

[@carmensalazar9578]

Thanks Jessica. Much easier than he stamping technique!

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You are so welcome! This way you could also stamp your own design and cut it up with the stitched rectangle dies.

[@berthablessedwilson]

Thanks for sharing everything 😊

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You are so welcome!

[@sheilaperl4155]

I love this technique, I’ve never tried it because it looked too hard, imagine my surprise at how easy it is!!

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You can do it! It is easier than it looks. 😀

[@gailpell854]

Thanks Jessica! Easy Peasy!

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Yes, Easy Peasy! 😀

[@karlabaker2520]

Since you backed the smaller rectangles with the same color as the card stock, couldn't you just have placed them inside using the cardstock as the backing? Or was it just because you wanted them elevated a little? Just wondering. Thanks, Jessica. Nice technique.

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Great question! Because of the way the patterned paper is cut, the pieces are nested together in a way that there is no space in between them for the solid card stock to show through. If you figure out an easier way though please let me know!

[@monicajohnson7334]

What a great idea! Thanks! I love the look of this card

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Thanks Monica!

[@deniseward6207]

Thanks for the great tutorial! I love this technique, but I’ve always been too intimidated by it to actually try it. You may have just given me enough courage to try it! 😊

[@inkitupwithjessica]

Yes, try it!! You can do it! 😀

[@margaretcarpenter1215]

Like this

[@MercyCuenca]

I'm so upset these dies were before my time!

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You could try this same technique cutting your paper with a paper cutter or using different die shapes!

[@elaineboyer7632]

You don't need a machine do these cards..right??

[@inkitupwithjessica]

You don't need a machine, but doing this technique with dies does make it easier, especially easier to line up the design on your patterned paper.