One Sheet Wonder – an OLD Favorite

 I decided I needed to do some One Sheet Wonders again - this is one of my MOST favorite techniques and actually was my very first class after I became a Stampin' Up Demonstrator!!  It's a quick and easy way to make a lot of cards!  I just LOVE the new designer papers and especially the Gold Soiree Specialty Designer Series Paper (page 184 in the new catalog).  And talking about the new catalog – do you have yours yet?  If not, LMK and I'll make sure you get one

But I digress – back to the One Sheet Wonder.  What is it you ask?  It's where you take one piece of paper, either designer series paper or stamp your own background and cut it up and make cards – lots of cards!

I'm going to sharing the 4 sets I made this week and just so you know, I"m planning a class using this technique – date to be determined soon and I will let you know!

Starting with the Gold Soiree Specialty Designer Series Paper, I cut up the same two sheets (you get two sheets of six different double sided paper in each package).  I used one side for one set of cards and the other side for the 2nd set of cards!  Here is the paper – kind of hard to see, but I used the flowered one that has gold stripes on the opposite side! 

 

And here is the layout I used

You can download a copy of this template here

And here are the nine cards I made using the flower pattern

Card #1

Card #2

Card #3

Card #4

 Card #5

Card #6

 

Card #7

Card #8

Card #9

Since the template uses an 8" x 8" piece of designer series paper, you have left overs that are great for adding extra pieces here and there!

Here are the products I used