Easy Patriotic Card Tutorial with the Stars & Stripes Stamp & Die Set
Posted by Spellbinders Team on June 06, 2026

Easy Patriotic Card Tutorial with the Stars & Stripes Stamp & Die Set

Hi, crafty friends! Lea Lawson here with you today, creating a patriotic card featuring the beautiful new Stars & Stripes stamp & die set.

Easy Patriotic Card Tutorial with the Stars & Stripes Stamp & Die Set

I’m sharing my step-by-step process in easy-to-follow photos and instructions! “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 To start, die-cut the flag background from Classic White cardstock. “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 Die-cut the stripe dies from Ruby Glitter Metallic cardstock and the stars from Cosmic Sky cardstock. “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 Adhere the stars & stripe layers to the white background layer with liquid glue. The background die leaves embossed lines as a guideline for layering. “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 Stamp the sentiment in black ink directly to the lower right section of an A2-sized card base cut & folded from classic white cardstock. “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 Glue the assembled flag diecut to the card front, aligned to the top. “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 Diecut the flower middles from the Antique White Glitter Metallic cardstock, and the middle border from Brushed Gold cardstock. “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 “Stars & Stripes” 4th of July Cardmaking Tutorial, SDS-228 Accent around the sentiment in Red, Silver Mix, and Prism AB gems. I find it super helpful to use the Precision Tool from the Handy Craft Tool Set to help adhere these tiny gems into place! I hope you enjoyed seeing this fun card come to life! It’s proof you don’t have to spend hours creating a fabulous, patriotic-themed card! I share lots of inspiration on my Instagram feed and YouTube channel - follow and subscribe to see even more inspiration with this beautiful collection. Happy crafting!

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies

Liquid glue, black ink

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I have been searching spellbinders for the Stars and Stripes stamp and die set and it does not show up. Is it available.
Pathebron@aol.com?

patricia hebron,

I have been searching spellbinders for the Stars and Stripes stamp and die set and it does not show up. Is it available.
Pathebron@aol.com?

patricia hebron,

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