One Sheet Wonder Technique - Laura's Stamp Pad

[@amyt6254]

Excellently explained! I finally understand one sheet wonder! Thank you!

[@LaurasStampPad]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!!! I have a lot more One Sheet Wonders posted here on my Channel so enjoy them all! ~Laura

[@jennifermcdaniel2446]

Love your one sheet wonder. Have been doing that for years with a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet I stamped on. Love the idea of the 12x12 sheet

[@LaurasStampPad]

Jennifer McDaniel Thank you!!!

[@eileenmoore7725]

I like whatyou did with the card front where you placed two different designs. I tossed and turned all night last night until I could make one like yours. So cute! And easy to do! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@LaurasStampPad]

Aww Thank you!!! I'm glad you enjoyed it! ~Laura

[@robbiegustavus4009]

Are these card one sided? Jus wondering if there are inside?Thanks

[@LaurasStampPad]

Robbie Gustavus The cards are only decorated on the front. The inside is blank for you to write in.

[@deborahanne9793]

On the card where you said that you used the grey polk a dot paper and loved the floral side of it, how did you make the blue strip of paper between the card and the design paper? Thank you , great ideas.

[@LaurasStampPad]

You can either do a piece of cardstock that measures 1/4" larger than the designer paper so you have a nice border or if you only want the cardstock peaking out of one side but find a scrap piece that is maybe 3/4" or larger, add adhesive along the edge of the designer paper and place it on the cardstock with it peaking out on the edge. I hope that makes sense. Let me know if you have any other questions! ~Laura

[@deborahanne9793]

Hi,. Yes that makes sense, you edge seems ragged, how did you do that?

[@LaurasStampPad]

I ripped it. Just a simple tear with your fingers. Don't rip in one full swoop but instead do it small and short, rip a little and then move your fingers down, rip some more, That will help with the control of an even rip. Also, it you use a piece that is 1-1/2" or so, then you can rip it in half and then you have 2 pieces to use for layering! :) ~Laura

[@deborahanne9793]

Thank you so much. I have some StampinUP flower paper and this will be great to use it to make some cards. I was just wondering last night how to use it, thank you.

[@LaurasStampPad]

Well I'm glad I was able to help! Have fun creating!!! ~Laura

[@pollylaganella4251]

do you have a template for a 6x6 and a 8 1/2x11 one sheet wonder measurements and the layered pieces measurements to please?

[@LaurasStampPad]

I have done a 6" x 6" one. You can check that out here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4a7naRvfZhneMU For the layers, I usually do 1/4" bigger than the piece of Designer Paper. So if the strip is 2" x 5-1/2", then the layered piece would be 2-1/4" x 5-1/2" or if the piece was a 2" square, then the layered piece would be 2-1/4" square. I hope that helps! Let me know if you need more help! ~Laura

[@LilCraftyNook]

Polly Laganella There are several of her templates on Pinterest!

[@jacquimccully8016]

love this , Laura, more cards,

[@LaurasStampPad]

Enjoy!!! All the One Sheet Wonders are great for making lots of cards, quickly!!! ~Laura

[@renatabadurina4782]

love your cards

[@LaurasStampPad]

Renata Badurina Thank you!!!

[@lyndabrock7223]

Beautiful thank you xx

[@LaurasStampPad]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!! ~Laura

[@jacquelinevolk4419]

Thank you great ideas

[@LaurasStampPad]

You are very welcome!!! ~Laura

[@joybrooks5987]

You lost me on the 6 1/2 piece.

[@LaurasStampPad]

Here is a photo template! Hope this helps! laurasstamppad.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/One-Sheet-Wonder-Grid.jpg

[@shellyl.9012]

This link does not match a 12x12 sheet nor the project :( I was lost also. After cutting the first portions with 5 1/2 width (this part of her directions are ok :) ) I started with the 1 1/2in. pieces cutting full length of the 12 inches then broke those pieces down from there. You will be short 1 1 1/2 piece, but you can cut that from the next set. Then Cut a 4 1/2 strip down the full length of the 12 inches and break down and trim from there using her measurements. Good luck!