6x6 One Sheet Wonder Template featuring Streamside Studios, Mintopia, and Reverse Confetti

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 is single sided paper 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 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 Template #9 with measurements:

Here is the coordinating sketch for Template #9:

Click here to download template and sketch as a PDF

Here is an example card for Template #9:

6x6 One Sheet Wonder Template featuring Lawn Fawn and Streamside Studios

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 is single sided paper 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 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 #8 with measurements:

Here is the coordinating sketch for Template #8:

Click here to download template and sketch as a PDF

Here is an example card for Template #8:

6x6 One Sheet Wonder Templates featuring Reverse Confetti, Honey Bee Stamps, and Heffy Doodle

 

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 is single sided paper 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 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 #7 with measurements:

Here is the coordinating sketch for Template #7:

Click here to download template and sketch as a PDF

Here is an example card for Template #7:

6x6 One Sheet Wonder Templates featuring Lawn Fawn and Heffy Doodle

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 is single sided paper 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 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 #6 with measurements:

Here is the coordinating sketch for Template #6:

Click here to download template and sketch as a PDF

Here is an example card for Template #6:

44 Christmas Cards from P13 Four Seasons Winter 6x6 Paper Pad

 

Hello crafty friends! Today I have another 6x6 paper pad tutorial this time featuring P13 Four Season Winter. This is a relatively new to me company but I am loving their designs. There are cut aparts in the paper pad as well as designs printed on the back of the covers that can be used as card elements. Their designs are beautiful and I can easily whip up a bunch of cards for card drives like Cards for Hospitalized Kids. If you want more info on donating cards or get jokes for your cards please check out my Card Drive Resources page. I LOVE that when I'm done there is nothing left of the patterned paper packs. To see it all in action check out the video.

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I made 4 of all designs because this paper pad came with 4 of each sheet. Keep scrolling to see pictures of different designs and get some measurements. I added in a sentiment stamp set from LDRS Creative, a cardstock pack from Scrapbook.com and gray cardstock. Using the cardstock allowed me to get much more out of these papers and I think it worked really well because of the subtle delicate designs and color palette. All leftover paper (not much) and extra diecuts cut from the covers was glued inside the cards for added decoration. Everything about the entire pad was used on these cards except the scraps from cutting the elements from the covers. 

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, market stall paper 3.5 by 4.75 with 3.75 by 5 mat, floral strip 4 by .75 with 4.25 by 1 mat (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, chair patterned paper 3.5 by 4.75 with 4 by 5.25 mat (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, cabin paper 2.5 by 5 with 2.75 by 5.25 mat, woodgrain paper 3.5 by 1.25 with 3.75 by 1.5 mat, gray square 2.25, green paper and van cut apart 1.5 by 2 (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, large floral background 4 by 5.25 with 4.125 by 5.375 mat,  white scripty rectangle 2 by 4 with 2.125 by 4.125 mat, floral frame square 2 with 2.125 mat (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, white wood paper 3.5 by 4.75 with 3.75 by 5 mat, brown wood strip .75 by 3.5, green square 2 (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, large floral strip 1.75 by 5 with 2 by 5.25 mat, white wood strip 2.5 by 1, blue paper 2.75 by 2.125 with 3 by 2.375 mat (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, base for scraps 2.75 by 4.25 by with 3 by 4.5 mat (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, animal paper 4 by 5.25, fire place cut apart 1.5 by 2 with 1.75 by 2.25 mat, floral sentiment under strip 4 by .75 with 4.25 by 1 (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, large wood strip 2.5 by 4 with 2.625 by 4.125, green strip 2 by 3 with 2.125 by 3.125, wood cut apart 1.5 by 2 with 1.625 by 2.125 (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, large floral strip 2.5 by 5 with 2.75 by 5.25 mat, post care cut apart 2 by 3 with 2.25 by 3.25 mat, blue strip 1 by 2.5 (Made 4)

Measurements (in inches): A2 (4.25 by 5.5) card base, floral square and frame square 2 with 2.125 mat, floral strip 3.5 by 1.25 with 3.625 by 1.375 (Made 4)

MFT Sketch Challenge 515

Today I have a quick card for the MFT Sketch Challenge 515. I have long adored the MFT Birthday Buds stamp set and finally picked it up during a sale so I wanted to color up this elephant right away since he was my favorite. MFT has amazing sketches and you can download the PDF of them here. 

Coffee Card featuring Reverse Confetti and Hello Bluebird

Hello crafty friends! I wanted to pop in with a quick card for the Coffee Lovers Blog Hop. I recently won a gift certificate from the amazing Super Sponsor Reverse Confetti and so I picked up the Seasonal Says It All stamp set which inspired this card. I did some no line coloring of a fox from Hello Bluebird's Cocoa Party set and the words from the Reverse Confetti set. A few sequins from Super Sponsor Kat Scrappiness with help from my Super Sponsor Twiddler's Nook sequin tray completed the card. For more details feel free to check out the video. Be sure to join in the hop for your chance to win a prize from one of 72 Super Sponsors!

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