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 12 x 12″ sheets in mind, and some, like the one I’m going to show you today, use a 6 x 6″ piece. This particular design was created by Susan Schultz.
Here is the guide for how to cut your Designer Series Paper.
In addition to your DSP, you’ll also want to have the following pieces of coordinating cardstock on hand:
And, some cuts of embossed cardstock, too.
Of course, you’ll also need some cardbases! Then, it is just a matter of putting your cards together and adding sentiments and embellishments! Here is Card A.
Note: You could use the two triangles on two different cards, which would give you a total of seven cards per sheet of DSP. I prefer to use them both on one card, as shown below.
Below is Card D.
And Card E.
Below is Card F.
And finally, Card G.
Here’s a photo of the full set together.
I also put together a second set of cards with the same layouts and a different piece of Designer Series Paper from the same pack.
Which collection do you like better?
Once you’ve made your own set of cards with this One Sheet Wonder, come and share a photo with me on my Facebook page! I love to see your creations!
Happy Stampin’!
