Hi! Today I am back with 10 cards showcasing the July card kit by SimonSaysStamp

video tutorial

You can enjoy the video below or at my YouTube channel

close-up photos

Here are some close-up photos on all the 10 cards. Check the video above for a step by step tutorial on how to make each of these 10 cards.

supplies

Below you can find a list of all the products used today. Links to multiple online shops are available. Affiliate links used where possible at no extra cost to you.

Simon Says Stamp Card Kit of the…
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Simon Says Stamp Window Trio Wafer…
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La-La Land Crafts In the City 6×6…
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Simon Says Stamp Premium Dye Ink Pad…
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Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangles…
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Spellbinders Rainbow Slice Tunnel…
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Simon Says Stamp 3D FOAM SQUARES…
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foam tape
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Reverse Tweezers
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Burin Punch And Ball Burnisher
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fine detail scissors
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Everyday Scissors
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Contour Liner White katn03
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Contour Liner Gold katn01
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Tim Holtz Tonic Guillotine Comfort…
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Glass White Studio Mat 1912e
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Sizzix BIG SHOT SWITCH PLUS Machine…
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7 Comments

  1. I so appreciate seeing how you work with pattern paper. When I see these videos, I get inspired to use it, but then I sit down to make a card and end up going back to what I usually do (which is usually to over complicate things!!!). Being reminded repeatedly to try something different is so helpful!!! Thank you, Vicky! All 10 cards are so creative, fun and some of them really simple to do.

  2. What a clever way to stretch a single kit into ten different cards! I love how you mixed the patterned papers with the coordinating cardstock to get so many fresh looks from the same supplies. The layered die cuts and little sequin accents really make each design pop, and the color combinations feel both cheerful and elegant. Thank you for sharing the full breakdown – it is a wonderful reminder that one well-chosen kit can carry you through months of card making. Off to check the kit details now!

  3. Such a fun kit – the little horse and carriage stamps are adorable, and I love how the ten cards all look different while using the same supplies. The color combos are really inspiring. My kids got me hooked on the Wacky Steps web game lately, so your playful horse theme made me smile. Thanks for sharing the full walkthrough!

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