Hello crafty friends! Today I am sharing how to use up 6x6 patterned papers to make a slimline card without creating any patterned paper scraps. 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.
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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 Slimline Template #3 with measurements:
Here is the coordinating sketch for Slimline Template #3:
Hello crafty friends! Today I am sharing how to use up 6x6 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 Wonder is a concept Stampin' Up demonstrators have been using for years and so credit to them for the name and inspiration of the idea. 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.
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Hello crafty friends! Today's post is just a bit different. I sometimes get requests for more ideas for using 12x12 paper. I am happy to share those ideas as they come, but one of the reasons I love to share 6x6 One Sheet Wonders is because they can be used with 12x12 paper as well. So today I have picked 4 of my 6x6 One Sheet Wonders and used them with a 12x12 single sided paper to make a set of 8 cards.
Hello crafty friends! Today I am sharing how to use up 6x6 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 Wonder is a concept Stampin' Up demonstrators have been using for years and so credit to them for the name and inspiration of the idea. 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.
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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!
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. However in order to mix up the patterns because this paper pad only has one color on both sides I am cutting 2 sheets for a total of 4 cards. I am using cardstock to mat the patterned paper pieces which will create some cardstock scraps. In the video I share some ideas of what to do with those 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!
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. However in order to mix up the patterns because this paper pad only has one color on both sides I am cutting 2 sheets for a total of 4 cards. I am using cardstock to mat the patterned paper pieces which will create some cardstock scraps. In the video I share some ideas of what to do with those 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!
Hello crafty friends! Today I have another 6x6 paper pad tutorial this time featuring Authentique. I am obsessed with 6x6 padsbecause it is so easy to create a bunch of cards without using many extra supplies. I picked out this paper pad because it was unique and an interest that may be less served. I donate most of my cards and if you want more info on donating cards or get jokes for your cards please check out my Card Drive Resources page. Upon reflection I think I will send many of these cards to Cards for Soldiers but I think I will also send some to organizations that serve children because I know that hunting is an important part of family life for many. So today I'm using the Authentique Hunting 6x6 paper pad to make 38 cards! To see it all in action check out the video.
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I decided to try something a bit different and use only my One Sheet Wonder templates to create with this paper pad. That meant no scraps, but also a chance to test if the designs still worked with cut aparts. I also created my 10th One Sheet Wonder and that new resource will be linked below. I made 2 or 4 of most of 11 designs. While you can see the sketch in each picture, under each design I will tell you which One Sheet Wonder template I used and you can head to my One Sheet Wonder page to download the cutting template and sketch. I also chose to skip sentiments for now until I have a better idea of what organization I will send them to and will customize the sentiments to that organization.
Finally my latest One Sheet Wonder #10 available for download here.
Here is the template for cutting One Sheet Wonder #10:
Here is the card sketch for One Sheet Wonder #10:
I used the leftover cut aparts to make these cards. You could certainly add more than one cut apart to some of the others designs if you prefer but I think once I add sentiments these will be a great simple design on their own.
That's it for this paper pad. Hope you found it helpful!
