One Sheet Wonder featuring Stampin' Up!® Products

[@veecee9536]

Susanne, what joy to find someone who actually goes slow enough for me to follow, and doesn't rush on with measurements that leave me mind swiped🤪 Your video is the best one sheet wonder I have found, thank you so much for taking the time and trouble to share this. Just wish we could purchase from you as way of thanks. Hugs from UK

[@SuNNStampin]

You are so welcome!

[@deborahbuchanan2995]

Thanks so much for going slowly on the cutting part 😊

[@SuNNStampin]

You’re welcome 😊

[@susanarands1585]

i just love one sheet wonders - thank you for sharing

[@SuNNStampin]

You are so welcome!

[@sheilaperl4155]

Beautiful one sheet wonder!

[@SuNNStampin]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@michellechristopher6468]

I have to re -watch with my surpluses. If I get stuck. Because measurements are beyond me too. But I love one sheet wonders, nice cards. TFS

[@SuNNStampin]

Glad to have you watch Michelle. Thank you.

[@donnamccarty953]

The cards are beautiful. It is amazing how many cards you can get from one sheet of DSP. Have a blessed day!!

[@SuNNStampin]

Thank you! You too!

[@lynnmartin5141]

I love these cards, I love your one sheet wonders, measurements are over rated, do it as you do, I use inches but cms are easier lol Thank you xx😁🧡

[@SuNNStampin]

Well, now you know...I speak in inches, think in centimetres and truly am more than a little confused when it comes to fractions. Lol

[@mmmmlllljohn]

Well done! Looks great!

[@SuNNStampin]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@barbarawilliams8812]

Oh my goodness. I love them all. I will have to CASE a few if not all of them. BEAUTIFUL all of them.

[@SuNNStampin]

Awesome Barbara. Thank you.

[@rokrsmom1449]

This was the first one-sheet-wonder tutorial that I have been able to follow! I am so excited to try this. (I am also mathematically challenged. I get 'ya!)

[@SuNNStampin]

I am so happy to hear that.

[@lindasnyder8252]

Wow you got a lot of cards out of one sheet of DSP. They are amazing! Thanks for sharing! 🌸🌸🌸

[@SuNNStampin]

Thank you for noticing. I tried to stretch it as much as I could.

[@ingahill9919]

I never ordered this paper but i really like the other side of what your using

[@SuNNStampin]

I have always said that paper has 2 sides, you have a great chance of liking one of the designs.

[@mariapenlington3443]

These are great cards, I love them! I also use centimetres only, so when I have to covert the sizes given in inches, I just make my pattern with adjusted measurements. It will be pretty close no matter what :)

[@SuNNStampin]

I am glad I am not the only mad crafter switching between measurements. Lol.

[@marywardwell9787]

These are great! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@SuNNStampin]

Glad you like them!

[@halverka1]

Love the cards; the DSP is the focal point and is beautiful on both sets of cards.

[@SuNNStampin]

Yes, thank you .

[@claudiagauthier6220]

These are wonderful! I am especially pleased that each one can easily be made using 6 x 6 DSP. PS...I am also math-challenged! 🤪

[@SuNNStampin]

Good point Claudia.

[@stephaniemaas9029]

Thank You So Much. Wonderful.

[@SuNNStampin]

Glad you liked it!

[@jankitteringham8483]

Stunning cards Susanne, I only use imperial measurements in papercraft.I have to use a conversion chart when baking as the recipes are metric! 💓🇬🇧

[@SuNNStampin]

Yes, you folks across the pond and down under usually speak my language. I am in the generation where I can do both quite well except when it comes down to the very tiny...then I'm all metric. Canadians are weird.

[@narcydishon8389]

Awesome cards❤️. Wondering what you do with all the cards that you make?

[@SuNNStampin]

To every team mate and customer gets one. Every package I send out and everyone who I come in contact with usually gets one too. I don't hoard cards...just paper. Lol.

[@narcydishon8389]

SuNN Stampin What a great idea❤️

[@nancyhill7044]

Great video! Thanks for taking it slow.

[@SuNNStampin]

My pleasure Nancy.

[@sylviejubinville1159]

A simple question. What is the size of your card base please ? Thank you

[@SuNNStampin]

8-1/2" x 5-1/2" scored at 4-1/4"

[@sylviejubinville1159]

@@SuNNStampin Thank you so much

[@sylviejubinville1159]

@@SuNNStampin Thank you for your answer. Sorry but I have more questions. How do you make your enveloppes ? Do you buy them already made ? If you have any utube reference to give me I would appreciate it. I'm starting in card making and I have a lack of knowledge. Do you also make your own boxes to put them in ? Sorry for my writing. I'm a french speaker from Québec, Canada. I discovered your utube vidéos recently and I like them very much . Thank you to take the time to answer my questions.

[@SuNNStampin]

Hello Sylivie. I purchase my envelopes from my online store. Here is the link. bit.ly/3PISZBb I am glad my videos are helping you. Please check out my blog so you can get the most from me! sunnstampin.com/

[@stampiegirl]

Doesn't the paper trimmer have both cm and in?

[@SuNNStampin]

Hey Neena. Yes, the Stampin' Up! trimmer has both inches and centimetres as I said in the video.

[@stampiegirl]

I posted my comment before watching the entirety....my bad! Thanks for such creative videos. I appreciate your hard work. I've been a hobbies demo get this...for 22 years! You inspire me to do more with my biz.

[@lynnbehnke6910]

These are much more attractive than a lot of other one she wonders I've seen. I just eyeball. Measuring is not my thing. I think I'm spatially challenged. Don't feel bad. TFS

[@SuNNStampin]

Fair enough!

[@lwhitt9655]

Math was my worst subject in school and if it wasn’t for a teacher who had the patience of a saint I might not have graduated.

[@SuNNStampin]

I am glad I am not alone in this.

[@Barbcarrds]

Just say 1 quarter larger.. so 2 inches square mat would be 2 1/4 square...

[@SuNNStampin]

For that one example yes, but for the others....

[@Barbcarrds]

@@SuNNStampin so you mean if it's not the easy ones like 5/8 and 7/8... that's even difficult for us Americans... lol

[@SuNNStampin]

Yes, exactly. The gold square was a quarter bigger but all the rest were ridiculous fractions. Paper crafting shouldn't hurt your brain! Lol