Quick and Easy Painterly Pears cards

Quick and Easy Painterly Pears cards. Eight handmade greeting cards are displayed in two rows. Each card features a vibrant design with yellow pears, green leaves, and pink flowers. Sentiments like "Best," "Happy Birthday," and "You are so appreciated" are written in scripted fonts. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

As shown on my weekly card making video last week, here are the completed quick and easy Painterly Pears cards created both in the vertical and horizontal orientation using the cutting templates I provided.

Add a quick greeting and a trio of Low Profile Sparkle Dots embellishments and your cards are done.

Think ahead to gift giving season..

What a GREAT gift this set of 8 cards would make!

But don’t wait too long!

As mentioned in the video, the products in the Painterly Pears suite are part of a July 2025 online exclusive release and are only available while supplies last.

To create the Horizontal Cards

Use the template below with the Painterly Pears patterned paper piece to create 4 to 6 horizontal card front panels.

A floral and pear-themed paper is divided into six sections: three on the left for "card front panel," "inside panel," "card front panel," and three on the right for "card front panel," "inside panel," "card front panel." Dimensions and a discard strip are labeled. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

To Create the Vertical Cards

Use the template below to cut the patterned paper to create 4 to 6 cards with the Painterly Pears in a vertical orientation.

A square floral paper template marked for cutting and folding into a card. Sections are labeled “card front panel” and “inside panel.” Top center is labeled “discard 1-1/2".” Dimensions 5-1/4” wide and 4” tall are noted. Floral design features green and pink watercolor flowers. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Don’t forget the inside of the cards

When using a dark cardstock base it’s great to add a light colored inside panel. A little step up from regular Basic White cardstock: use the side panels from this sheet of patterned paper above.

A hand holds open a greeting card with a floral and fruit design. The card’s inside displays the bold text “Don’t forget the inside!!” in black. Several similar decorative cards, some with messages like “Happy Birthday,” are spread out on a grid cutting mat beneath. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

One last tip for you… cut lots of colors of card bases then use your favorites. So many colors coordinate with this pack of paper! I shared the colors I used in the supply list below. Simply click any of the Stampin’ Up! product videos to go right to the online store.

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8 thoughts on “Quick and Easy Painterly Pears cards”

  1. Quick and easy cards are such a time saver and these are gorgeous! Thanks for giving us the measurements and co-ordinating colors.

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  2. Patty,

    This one is definitely a beautiful set. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to get my hands on the suite. Thank you so much for the measurements and the colors. Loved the video.

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  3. You have made many gorgeous cards with this suite. I am waiting to get my order so I can make some of these. Love them all! Thank you for all your inspiration!!

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  4. You have made many gorgeous cards with this suite. I am waiting to get my order so I can make some of these. Love them all!

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