Stampin up one sheet wonder 6x6

I returned from my vacation on Tuesday….and one of the first things i did was go in my craft rom to figure out what I was going to do for my Facebook Live that was scheduled for later in the …

You can search on Pinterest and find hundreds of card sketches, layouts and card making templates. It can actually become overwhelming. Design Team Member Kate is here to simplify the process for you! Here's a quick and easy "One Sheet Wonder" card making template that creates at least 11 cards.

I’ve been busy today on this wonderful Friday! I did a 12x 12 One Sheet Wonder Class from @KarenTitus from her Back Porch Stamper Group! It was SO easy and it took ONE sheet of designer paper and I made ELEVEN cards!! Karen’s blog with the measurements is here: https://karentitus.com/easy-one-sheet-double-wonder-cards/ I hope you like them! I wanted to use up my retired Stampin Up paper!!! Forever Greenery and Pretty Peacock! 🦚 #onesheetwonder #papercrafting #cardideas…

Learn how to make 6 cards using a ONE SHEET WONDER template. Grab your favorite scrapbook paper or designer series paper and follow along. Free card making template available on the blog. Jackie Bolhuis- www.klompenstampers.com - #onesheetwonder #onesheetwondercards #handmadecards #cardmaking #greetingcards #JackieBolhuis #KlompenStampers

Today is World Card Making Day so I thought it was the perfect time to bring you a World Card Making Day One Sheet Wonder! Follow along with me step by step

June 24, 2020 I played around with the Whale Done Bundle yesterday, and thought I would share a 6 x 6 One Sheet Wonder ensemble with you! Using one 6 x 6 piece of the Whale of the Time Designer Ser…

Stampin' with Lindsay: 6X6 One Sheet Wonder

Hi guys! Happy New Year! Today we’re going to start working on some birthday cards using a One Sheet Wonder diagram. This was so much fun! You’ll find the diagram below. Hope you enjoy this tutorial! Thanks so much for watching! Thanks for stopping by today! Hugs & Blessings, Mary

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

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

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

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

On the weekend I participated in a virtual craft session for South Pacific Stampin' Up! Demonstrators. We saw a load of amazing ideas and presentations as we crafted along over the three hour craftalong. One of my favourite presentations was the 6x6 paper one sheet wonder cards. Make four lovely cards using a sheet of

This week’s cards are based on a design by LeAnn Gref and will work beautifully with any non directional Designer Series Paper. I have chosen to use the new Butterfly Bijou 6×6 DSP. Thi…

Do you need a bunch of cards to have on hand but you're short on time? Then the One Sheet Wonder cards are the way to go!

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...

Ready for a fun fold one sheet wonder? These are perfect cards for men BUT I’ve also got examples for the ladies to share with you.

You will love making lots of cute cards fast with this easy 6 x 6 One Sheet Wonder. Its actually a Double One Sheet Wonder because you will use two

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…