These were suggested layouts used for the pieces that were cut however I did make some minor changes on the ones I made. I'm just having too much fun making multiple cards from one sheet. This week I will be showing you cards that I made with a new pattern/layout. Some layouts are very similar to the last one but these are all using the Stampin' Up! Floral Bouquet designer paper. I have chosen to embellish these differently too. Below are cards #1 and #2. Card #1 Card #2 - (Memory Box "Bella Bouquet" die) Thank you for coming by today!

Introducing my June 12" x 12" One Sheet Wonder Tutorial! This month's One Sheet Wonder features the beautiful Wildly Flowering Designer Series Paper and coordinating products. With just

A great way to use your pretty papers I will be sharing with you a super cool way to make cards using your pretty papers to the max. There are many ways of using these "One Sheet Wonder" templates and surely you could find many. I went ahead and made one of my own and I am loving it. What is 'One Sheet Wonder' One Sheet Wonders are just templates that show you how to cut your pretty papers -usually sized 12" x 12"- in order to make several cards or projects with it. OSW Template 1 Why ONE, because I plan to keep making more. These are so easy to use and REALLY help when you want to make many cards. :) On the one below I suggest you starts by: 1. Cut your paper lengthwise on three columns of 4" x 12" 2. Then cut your column on the left at 4"…you will end with three 4" x 4" squares. 3. Cut your center column as shown from top t bottom. 4. Cut your right column as shown from top to bottom. Left cards: I used the 4" x 51/4" Middle card: I used the 4" x 5 1/2" Right card:One of the 4" x 4" Top Left: I used the 1" x 6 1/2" but I cut to length Bottom left: I used the 4" x 1 1/2" Right: Both used the 4" x 4" pieces Here I showed the snowman I die cut from the top cards To the right my 3- 2" x 2" squares :) The Snow Place stamp set Bundle is amazing! To make our class easier I stamped and place the corresponding framelit on top of the image. Each of my friends LOVED making this set as a gift. Full Wide Stamp Cases are In! Did you check yesterday's post. You SHOULD! It has the embellished wood stamp case I we cased all these cards plus envelopes. Ready with a gift for a loved one, using what I have in my stash. Yay! Stay tune and subscribe! Do not miss any of my future One Sheet Wonders, and upcoming videos. Subscribe to my posts on the right side-bar entering your email and confirming there after. It is my joy to have you "home for the holidays". Creative Blessings, Jessica Urrutia

One Sheet Wonders are a great way to make a variety of cards quickly! The eleven quick, but beautiful cards, are all made with the Fitting Florets Designer

Hi Everyone, Today I have a great project for batch making cards and making your designer series paper go much further. Just by careful cutting, I have managed to make 14 cards from just one sheet of the beautiful Brightly Gleaming dsp. Check out the video tutorial on my YouTube channel, click on the link below: YouTube video tutorial Materials 1 sheet of 12” x 12” designer series paper (Brightly Gleaming) 7 sheets of thick very vanilla card stock Copper foil card stock Scraps of contrasting card stock for mats (I’ve used night of navy, mossy meadow and pretty peacock) Scraps of very vanilla for stamping Stamp set for sentiments (I’ve used several, pictures below in the product list) Night of navy ink Pretty peacock ink Mossy meadow ink Punches and die cuts for sentiments (pictures in product list below) Trimmer Simply scored Bone folder Multipurpose adhesive Dimensionals Instructions The cutting plan is on this template but as you will see from the video, I didn’t use the pieces in exactly the way that I had planned. I adapted a couple of the sections as I was working through. Here is how to cut the 12 x 12: Cut 1 - cut a 2” horizontal strip, then cut this strip into 4 x 2" and 1 x 4" Cut 2 - cut a 2" vertical strip down left hand side of remaining paper and then cut this strip into 2 x 2" and 1 x 5 5/8" (tiny bit left) Cut 3 - cut a 2 1/2" strip from left hand side, then cut this into 1 x 4 1/4" and 1 x 5 5/8" (tiny bit left). These two pieces then need to be divided - the 4 1/4" x 2 1/2" cut diagonally corner to corner to make two triangles and the other piece split vertically in half at 1 1/4". Cut 4 - Cut a 3" strip from the left hand side and then split into 1 x 4" and 2 x 3". Then split the 4" x 3" in half at 1 1/2". Cut 5 - Final strip is 4 1/2", cut this at 2", 2 x 1/2", 1 x 3" and 1 x 3 3/4". The two larger pieces then cut on the diagonal, corner to corner to make triangles. All of the card bases are cut at 5 7/8" x 8 1/4", scored at 4 1/8", fold and burnish. There are three contrasting colours in this designer series paper, mossy meadow, night of navy and pretty peacock so I decided to do 4 of each colour originally but actually ended up with 6 pretty peacock ones due to changing up the design that I had originally thought of. You will see what I mean as I go through, for each card I will give you the dimensions of the layers and the colours and stamp sets, punches, dies that I have used. Card 1 Night of navy ink and mat layer (2 1/8" x 5 3/4") Dsp 2" x 5 5/8" Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set Card 2 Old olive ink (I don't have mossy meadow) and mossy meadow mat layers 1 3/8" x 5 3/4" x 2 Dsp 1 1/4" X 5 5/8" X 2 Mossy Meadow sentiment mat and very vanilla stamping layer die cut with Tasteful Label dies Perfectly Plaid stamp set Card 3 Pretty Peacock ink and mat layers 3 x 2 1/8" square DSP 3 x 2" square Gift Wrapped stamp set Card 4 Night of navy ink and mat layers, cut a piece 2 3/4" x 4 1/2" and then cut diagonally to match the dsp DSP 2 1/2" x 4 1/4", then cut diagonally, make sure that the dsp and card layers match (its a really easy mistake to make, ask me how I know??) Scraps of very vanilla and night of navy card punched out with 2" and 2 1/4" circle punches Itty Bitty Christmas and Festive post stamp sets Card 5 Mossy meadow mat layers 1 x 3 1/4" square and 1 x 2 1/8" x 1 1/2" Old olive ink Copper foil 3 7/8" x 5 5/8" and I've used the Winter Snow Embossing Folder Rectangular Postage Stamp punch for the sentiment layer Perfectly Plaid stamp set Card 6 My original design as per the template was to use 1 large square and 2 small squares on this card but it didn't look right, the squares were too big. (This is where the extra pieces came from for card 13 and 14). Pretty peacock ink and mat layers 1 x 3 1/4" square and 1 2 1/4" x 1 1/8" DSP 3" square Very vanilla 2" x 1" for the sentiment Copper foil 3 7/8" x 5 5/8" and I've used the Winter Snow Embossing Folder Arrange a Wreath stamp set Card 7 Night of navy ink and mat layer 1 3/4" x 4 1/4" DSP 1 1/2" x 4" Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set Card 8 Mossy meadow mat layers 1 3/4" x 4 1/4" and 2 1/4" square Old Olive ink DSP 1 1/2" x 4" and 2" square Perfectly Plaid and Gift Wrapped stamp sets Card 9 On the two pieces that are labelled 9 on the template, I have drawn some circles, my original idea was to punch out circles or Christmas trees or bows or something but I decided that wouldn't work for this dsp, so I left them as two rectangles. One I have used for this card, the other for Card 10. Night of navy ink and mat layer 2 1/4" x 4 1/4", scrap for the sentiment which I have fussy cut after adding the sentiment layer. DSP 2" x 4" Copper foil 3 7/8" x 5 5/8" and I've used the Winter Snow Embossing Folder Very vanilla scrap Classic Label punch Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set Card 10 Pretty peacock ink and mat layer 3 7/8" x 5 5/8" (I've stamped stars all over this layer using pretty peacock ink and a stamp from Gift Wrapped stamp set). Copper foil mats 4 3/4" x 2 1/2" and 2 7/8" x 5/8" DSP 4 1/2" x 2" Very vanilla scrap for the sentiment Card 11 Mossy meadow mat layer 4 3/4" x 3 1/4" cut diagonally corner to corner DSP 4 1/2" x 3" cut diagonally corner to corner, make sure it matches the card layer Old olive ink Perfectly Plaid stamp set Card 12 Pretty peacock ink and mat layer 4 3/4" x 4" cut diagonally corner to corner DSP 4 1/2" x 3 3/4" cut diagonally corner to corner Poinsettia Petals stamp set Card 13 Using one of the 2" squares from 6 on the template DSP 2" square Pretty peacock ink and mat layers 2 1/4" square and 2 3/4" square Copper foil mat layer 2 1/2" square Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set Card 14 Using one of the 2" squares from 6 on the template Pretty peacock ink and mat layers 2 1/4" square and 2 3/4" x 4" Very vanilla mat 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" Copper foil 3 7/8" x 5 5/8" (I haven't embossed this one) Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set On the template you will see that I cut 2 x 1/2" x 4 1/2" strips and I had these left over, I couldn't think of anything useful to do with them but maybe you can I do hope that you will give this a try, you don't have to follow my layouts, try your own, its fun and makes your designer series paper go a long way. If you would like to see more of my Blog Posts, sign up to the email alert over in the right hand side bar of the page. If you would like to join my Team or become one of my Discount Shoppers, you can message me on my Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/craftykarendesigns or via the Contact Me box below this Blog. If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Crafty and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar). This is a new group that some crafty friends and I are trying to get up and running and we would love your company. Happy Crafting, Karen XXX Product List Very Vanilla A4 Thick Cardstock [144238] Very Vanilla A4 Card Stock [106550] Night Of Navy A4 Card Stock [106577] Mossy Meadow A4 Cardstock [133683] Pretty Peacock A4 Cardstock [150886] Copper Foil Sheets [142020] 2" (5.1 Cm) Circle Punch [133782] 2-1/4" (5.7 Cm) Circle Punch [143720] Classic Label Punch [141491] Tasteful Labels Dies [152886] Paper Trimmer [152392] Simply Scored [122334] Bone Folder [102300] Night Of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad [147110] Mossy Meadow Classic Stampin' Pad [147111] Pretty Peacock Classic Stampin’ Pad [150083] Brightly Gleaming Specialty Designer Series Paper [150429] Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] Itty Bitty Christmas Cling Stamp Set (En) [150513] Perfectly Plaid Photopolymer Stamp Set (En) [149418] Gift Wrapped Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [153432] Festive Post Photopolymer Stamp Set [153460] Arrange A Wreath Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [152587] Poinsettia Petals Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [153475] Winter Snow 3D Embossing Folder [153577]

Need a set of cards super quick? This one sheet wonder template will save the day. Make a stack of 10 cards with minimal supplies. Start now.

Four cards from one sheet of 6" x 6" pretty paper.

Card #13 Card #14 I had a request to post a picture of all of these cards together so after I scheduled this post, I took a picture of 13. I've already used one but it pretty much the same layout as the first one in the second row. It was a "Thank You" card that I sent along with a customer's order. And now you have been able to see all 14 cards made from one sheet of 12 x 12 designer paper. The only wasted piece measured 1/4" x 1 1/4". In total I have done nearly 40 cards using this method. Another one was supposed to be this same set of cuts but I messed up and only got 13 cards. I have trimmed some of them a bit differently and will be posting them a little later. The third sheet I cut using a different layout for some different looks and will be showing some of them as well a little later. I hope you will think about giving this a try. It really feels good to use up some of those beautiful designer papers.

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Hi everyone, have you ever had an idea and it just evolved into something a bit more than what you had imagined? This is what happened to me when I sat down at my craft table (really the kitchen table) to stamp some cards for Ronald McDonald House Charity so that I could take them along to the On Stage Local event here in Perth on 8 April. I started out with a few card sketches and ideas to create my cards. I then thought to get the most out of my Designer Series Paper I would design a One Sheet Wonder. I was wanting to use the Delightful Dijon floral paper in the 2015-17 In-color Designer Series Paper Stack and had worked out a colour scheme of Basic Black, Whisper White, Delightful Dijon and Always Artichoke. This is the cutting layout. It is not to scale and it is in metric as this is what we use in Australia, however to convert to imperial you can use a conversion chart. NOTE: The dimensions for Card 9 should read 8.5cm x 12.8cm. You will have a small 0.4cm leftover piece that you will need to discard or you can add it to Card 12. You will just need to alter the cutting plan for this card to compensate for the extra length. So I started creating my cards and then the Gold and White striped card tin that is in the Sale-A-Bration catalogue was whispering to me from my craft cupboard where I had stashed it when it arrive a couple of weeks ago. This is what happened. I made 14 cards from the one sheet of 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper. I used the stamp sets Special Reason and Gorgeous Grunge, the Stylish Stems Framelits, Flourish Thinlits and the Lovely Lace Textured Impressions Embossing Folder. To decorate the tin I die cut a piece of Basic Black cardstock for the cut out flower (not sure how to describe this but it is just the out line of the petals). I then stamped the large flower with Delightful Dijon and added some of the Pumpkin Pie colour from the Watercolor pencils (I will explain later in this post on how I did this). The leaves were stamped with Always Artichoke and added some Basic Black colour from the Watercolour pencils. These were then cut out using the Stylish Stems Framelits. These were adhered to the tin using Ranger Glossy Accents as this was the only glue that I had on had to stick these images to the tin. I knew that they would stay there and not come off as I used Glossy Accents. The word "Cards" was then cut out using the Large Letters Framelits and Basic Black Cardstock. These were also adhered using the Glossy Accents. A Basic Black Baker's Twine bow was added to finish decorating the tin. Over the next week I will be sharing with you how I made each card. Card 1 I started stamping without doing any watercolouring. The cards look okay but imagine if you added some watercolouring (I still cannot get used to the non English spelling of color it just does not seem right, colour is more like it). Don't know how to watercolour? I will let you in on a little secret, neither do I. I just go with what appeals to me, whether it is the correct technique or not. I call this cheats watercolouring or faux watercolouring as you stamp the image, add some watercolour pencil and then blend and move the colour around with an Aquapainter. I have posted how I did this after the card instructions for Card 1. The card below is just the stamped images. This is the same card but after I had done the watercolouring. What a difference, it just makes the flowers pop. Dimensions for this card are: A4 piece of Basic Black cardstock cut in half lengthwise. This is then folded in half to create the card base. Cut a piece of Whisper White 9.5cm x 14.8cm. Cut a piece of Designer Series Paper 2.5cm x 14.8cm Cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock 1cm x 14.8cm Cut 2 pieces of Basic Black cardstock 1cm x 14.8cm Adhere the Designer Series Paper to the piece of Whisper White cardstock, lining it up on the right hand edge. Use the picture as a guide. Then adhere one of the Basic Black strips to edge of the Designer Series Paper and then adhere the Whisper White piece to this, leaving a small strip of Basic Black showing. Stamp the sentiment on the other piece of Basic Black cardstock using Versamark, add White Embossing Powder and heat set. Adhere this to the Whisper White strip of cardstock leaving a small white border showing. Using Basic Black Archival ink stamp the dot image from the Gorgeous Grunge Stamp Set on the bottom of the Whisper White piece that you have just adhered the strips to. Adhere this piece to the card front leaving a small strip of Basic Black either side. Refer to the picture above. Stamp and colour the flowers and leaves. I used Delightful Dijon for the stamped flowers with Pumpkin Pie Watercolour Pencil and Always Artichoke with Basic Black Watercolour Pencil for the leaves. Cut them out using the Stylish Stems die cuts. Also cut out some Basic Black leaves. Add some Basic Black Metallic Thread to the card front and arrange the leaves and flowers how you like. For the inside of the card adhere the strip of Designer Series Paper 1.5cm x 10cm to a piece of Basic Black cardstock 2cm x 10cm and adhere across the bottom of a piece of Whisper White cardstock cut at 14.3cm x 10cm. Watercolouring The first picture shows the stamped images with the Watercolour pencil just coloured in at the base of the petals and also along the centre ridge of the leaves. I used Shimmery White cardstock to stamp and watercolour all the images. The flowers were stamped with Delightful Dijon and then Pumpkin Pie Watercolour Pencil added. The leaves were stamped with Always Artichoke and Basic Black Watercolour Pencil added. The second picture shows the flowers and leaves after the colour has been blended and moved around using an Aquapainter. The difference is subtle but is leaves a terrific finish. Card 2 A5 piece of Delightful Dijon cardstock (this is A4 cut in half) folded in half to create the card base. Cut a piece of Basic Black cardstock 14.3cm x 10cm. Adhere to card front. Cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock 13.8cm x 9.5cm. Put this through the Lovely Lace Textured Impressions Embossing folder and then adhere to the card front. Cut a piece of 6.5cm x 12cm Basic Black cardstock. Cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock 6cm x 11.5cm. Stamp the dotted image from the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set using Basic Black Archival ink on this piece. Adhere to the 6.5cm x 12cm Basic Black cardstock piece and adhere to the card front. Use the picture above as a guide. Cut a piece of Designer Series Paper 10.5cm x 3.8cm. Adhere this to a piece of Basic Black cardstock 10.5cm x 4.2cm. Adhere this to the card front, using the picture as a guide. Stamp and watercolour a large flower, a small flower and 4 large leaves. Cut these out using the Stylish Stems Framelits. Also cut 3 Basic Black leaves using the Stylish Stems Framelits. Adhere some Basic Black Metallic thread in place and then arrange the flowers and leaves as you like, refer to the picture for placement. Stamp the sentiment on a piece of Basic Black cardstock using Versamark Ink, add White Embossing Powder and heat set. Punch this out using the Classic Label Punch. Adhere this onto a piece of Burlap Ribbon and then adhere this to the card front. For the inside of the card adhere the strip of Designer Series Paper 1.5cm x 10cm to a piece of Basic Black cardstock 2cm x 10cm and adhere across the bottom of a piece of Whisper White cardstock cut at 14.3cm x 10cm. You can get all the supplies you need for this project from me. You can place an order online and join in the fun with the On-line Club or Contact Me and place an order. Don't forget Sale-A-Bration. For every $90 AUD you spend you get to choose a free item from the Sale-A-Bration catalogue. SHOP WITH ME! Thank you for visiting. Carolyn Share:facebook - twitter - pinterest Special Reason - One Sheet Wonder Layout and Cards 1 & 2

Introducing my July 2024 12″ x 12″ One Sheet Wonder Tutorial! This month’s One Sheet Wonder features the beautiful Frames & Flowers Specialty Designer Series Paper and Simply Said Stamp Set.

What is it about trying to get as many cards as possible out of a single piece of Designer Series Paper? Is it the challenge of “Can I do it?” Is it because it is a test of our creativity? Is it …

Hello crafty friends! Today I am sharing how to use up 6×6 patterned papers without creating any scraps. This method is similar to the idea of a One Sheet Wonder and I will refer to them in that way since it makes sense to many crafters. To the best of my knowledge, the One Sheet […]

This week Operation Write Home offered a One Sheet Wonder tutorial on their blog from Seongsook Duncan's blog. The tutorial suggested using a 12"x12" piece of double sided designer paper. I didn't have this so I used two 12"x12" sheets of paper. I cut both sheets of paper according to Seongsook"s template. Next I followed the assembly instructions. Because I used two sheets of paper there will be a total of 16 cards made. I used a white card base with a maroon layer and two sheets of coordinating Christmas paper from the DCWV "Christmas Combo Stack". These are my finished cards. This was a fun way to make many cards. I'll be looking for more One Sheet Wonder templates.

Look at these beautiful four fast cards you can make with one 6" x 6" piece of Designer Series Paper! First with the Pansy Petals Designer Series Paper.

A "One Sheet Wonder" is a design that's created to help you use a full sheet of Designer Series Paper to create as many beautiful cards as possible. Some One Sheet Wonders are designed with

Here's a great way to make up to 14 cards using one sheet of 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper (One Sheet Wonder). Here's a couple photos of all the cards made us

Here's a great way to make up to 14 cards using one sheet of 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper (One Sheet Wonder). Here's a couple photos of all the cards made us

This "Fab Four" set of cards features the Happy Forest Friends Designer Series Paper with the Very Best Occasions Stamp Set and a fabulous 6" x 6" One Sheet Wonder (my favorite

Do you want to know a fun way to turn a 6" x 6" piece of Designer Series Paper into a beautiful card with no waste? Thats right - no scraps left over! You

Introducing the One Sheet Wonder Challenge. The idea behind this is to use every inch of your "special" paper so that you can get your monies worth ! For the 12 x 12 paper I used for this blog you can make 11 different cards.

Affiliate links may be used in this post. I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through my affiliate linkI found this One Sheet Wonder pattern on line but the link was broken therefore I could not find who originally posted it. Whoever you are, Thank […]

Hello stampin' friends, I was feeling a little "craft challenged" so had a flick through some of my old tutorials and came across a set of cards where I used blue/green as the core colours. So lucky f

You know I love a good One Sheet Wonder. The one you'll see me demonstrate today make 10 cards (8 of on design and 2 of another design) from one sheet of 12" x 12" Designer Series

I just love a good 6" x 6" One Sheet Wonder. There are so many possibilities, and they making creating a set of cards to build up you stash or give as a gift easy and fun. Plus with a little

Hello crafty friends! Today I am sharing how to use up 6x6 patterned papers without creating any patterned paper scraps. A friend shared that this style of cardmaking can be referred to as a one sheet wonder. I'm not sure who originated the style, as I have seen many crafters refer to it, but please let me know if I should be crediting a specific crafter. Today I am sharing how to cut up a 6x6 piece of paper that will result in 2 of the exact same card. I am using cardstock to mat the patterned paper pieces which will create some cardstock scraps. In this blog post you can find a template for how to cut your paper as well as a sketch to show what should be done with those cuts. Of course feel free to mix it up to your own liking. This post and video is not sponsored but compensated affiliate links are used to support my blog and channel. Thank you! Please let me know if you find this helpful and would like to see more. It's a fun challenge and I love working with patterned paper! Here is Template #13 with measurements: Here is the coordinating sketch for Template #13: Click here to download template and sketch as a PDF Here is an example card for Template #13:

Hi everyone! I made this set of cards for the Verve Stamps 6x6 One Sheet Wonder challenge going on right now over in the Verve Forum on Splitcoast. I have always wanted to try a OSW but had never made...

Good Day Crafty Friends, As promised, here is the breakdown of the cards made from my One Sheet Wonder Post. If you missed this post you can find the details by clicking here. All products listed are available from the Stampin' Up! Annual 2017 & Occasions 2017 catalogues. DSP used is from the Falling in Love 12x12 pack. Black cardstock was used to matt every piece of DSP and cut all the Dies. White cards fronts with some backed in black. Black Archival Ink. Black & White Bakers Twine & Rhinestone jewels. Card 1. Avant Garden stamped direct onto DSP. Sentiment from Bookcase Builder. Wood Embossing Folder on card front. Rhinestone jewels. Card 2. Sentiment from Paisleys and Posies. Die cut flower using Sunshine Wishes Thinlits. Black & White and White Bakers Twine. Card 3. Sentiment and Balloon die from Lift Me Up Bundle. Rhinestone jewels on balloon die. Card 4. Elephant image (minus the mouse) from the Love You Lots Hostess set stamped directly onto DSP. Balloon Bouquet punch for the two small balloons. Congrats die cut from Sunshine Wishes Thinlits. Bakers Twine. Rhinestone jewel. Card 5. Sentiment from Watercolour Wings. Small butterfly die cut from Bold Butterfly. Framelits. Leaves from Avant Garden. Rhinestone jewel on Butterfly. Card 6. Beautiful You lady stamped directly onto DSP. Delicate Details lace stamp. Sentiment from Tin of Cards. Layering Ovals dies to cut out sentiment. Rhinestone jewel on her ring finger. Card 7. Love and flower die cut from Sunshine Wishes Thinlits, small sentiment from the So Very Much sale-a-bration set. Rhinestone jewels. Card 8. Heart dies cut from Sealed with Love Bundle & Sunshine Wishes Thinlits. Sentiment from Bookcase Builder. Rhinestone jewel. Card 9. Hello stamp is from Tin Of Cards, Sunshine die cut from Sunshine Wishes Thinlits and the little arrow is from the Love Notes Framelits (Sealed with Love Bundle) Rhinestone jewel for the "i" in Sunshine. Card 10. Sentiment from Water Colour Words and Owl Builder Punch to punch out Owl. Line of rhinestone jewels. Card 11. Avant Garden flower stamped onto white card front. Stamp an extra and fussy cut. Sentiment stamp from Avant Garden and Triple Banner Punch used for cutting flag. Delicate Details stamped directly on the DSP and Bakers Twine run down through the middle. Small die cut from Paisleys & Posies. Position everything and then adhere fussy cut flower (middle flower in pic - covers banner). White Bakers Twine. Card 12. Die cut flower and sentiment from Paisleys and Posies Bundle. Rhinestone jewels. Card 13. Delicate Details lace stamp directly onto DSP. Small butterfly die cut from Bold Butterfly Framelits. Sentiment from Blooms & Wishes. Black & White Bakers Twine. Card 14. Avant Garden flower stamped directly onto DSP. Sentiment from Blooms and Wishes. Black and White Bakers Twine. Die cut from Sunshine Wishes Thinlits. Thanks for visiting. Hope I inspired you to get into your craftroom and craft up a batch of cards from a sheet of 12x12 DSP. Happy Crafting

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I was excited to take 1 piece of designer paper and come up with simple card ideas. I made 6 cards that are easy to mass produce + saves time

This "Fab Four" set of cards features the Happy Forest Friends Designer Series Paper with the Very Best Occasions Stamp Set and a fabulous 6" x 6" One Sheet Wonder (my favorite

As I'm sure most of you do, I have a problem with hoarding 6x6 paper pads. They are just too pretty to cut into! I found this blog post abo...

One of my favorite commercials from childhood was the Doublemint Gum commercial that featured sets of identical twins chewing gum (“double your pleasure, double your fun.”) Why? I don’t know. However, I think the […]

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Sorry I've been MIA for so long--the pnuemonia really kicked my behind for the entire month of June and half of July, then there was the AWESOME Stampin' Up! Convention I attended...and I drove to that. It was a beautiful drive, but going through Vail at 9,000+ feet kind of made my chest hurt. Convention was action-packed, and if that wasn't enough to recover from, I got stuck on the top of the mountains for over an hour while driving back through Vail. I guess my lungs were already kind of fragile, then I wore myself out running around all over at Convention (I even had to pass on a couple of events), and then sitting there at 9,000+ feet for over an hour while coming home, just really poured salt in the wound. I was kind of out of it for about a week after Convention. I'm still feeling a little low-energy, but I'm SO wanting to get things done, I'm just trying to push through! Today I'll share with you something that I put together for one of the private activities I taught at after Convention. I shared this concept with you before in THIS POST, but the cards shown above are made with a new stamp set called Artistic Etchings. All of the instructions you'll need, in order to recreate these cards, are included in the two downloads below. (The pictures don't really do them justice--they are gorgeous!) Download the Artistic Etchings Instructions PDF Download the One Sheet Wonder Cutting Template & Card Patterns If you live in the Colorado Springs area and want to do this Make & Share class at my home, just email me with the date and time you'd like me to open a class. The class is $25 which INCLUDES the Artistic Etchings stamp set, 1/4 Stampin' Sponge, supplies to make all 10 cards, and 10 envelopes for mailing your masterpieces. When you and five of your friends pre-pay, it becomes a Private Class, and you may choose whether to host it in your home or mine! ~Kimberley Morris Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994 Colorado Springs, CO [email protected] http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP NOW) BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR (enter my Recruiter Password: newdemonstrator)