hello there,
I am really happy to let you know that I have reached a little milestone(is it really?!).Yes,this is my 100th post and I thank each and every soul that supported,encouraged and helped me in achieving this!So, do we have a reason to celebrate?! Yes or No.. but I am giving u all a freebie with this post! Got your attention?!!Keep reading.. :)
Now , you ask me what this that..?It is a template!!I am introducing you to an age old technique called One Sheet Wonder.When I mean age old, I mean it, as they were popular, even before the introduction of pattern paper.Yes..when there were only rubber stamps.!!
This technique allows you to create 8-10 different cards in a short period of time by designing one sheet of paper and cutting it into different sized shapes to use on your solid base cards
I wanted more Christmas cards for my exhibition and I did not want to spend more on it as I cannot use it till next Christmas, if not sold. Also I was running short of time.. So this technique came as my savior. I saw some templates from splitcoaststampers and I designed on my own.It was easy and I created 9 A6 cards out of it!.Here is my template.. Just download and print it on the back of ur PP/stamped paper and feel free to use it.. But please give the due credits..
(Sorry abt the lines being so light)
To make it easier, I did not stamp the background, but used a designer paper with Christmas colors(origin not known).I cut along the markings and since I knew the layout of the cards and what will go into each card, it was a lot easier for me.. It took me 3 hrs to finish these cards, without a paper trimmer...:))
I had bought some Christmas stickers and used it here.. so that made sure there were images too!
Here are the cards for you to watch and enjoy!Just Co-ordinate the card nos with the numbers in the template.
OSW1
If I had inspired any of you to make cards in this OSW technique, I feel really happy abt it.. If u make them, do share that with me.. Any doubts please leave it in the comments.. I will be happy to answer!
Thanks for visiting
-Priya
I am really happy to let you know that I have reached a little milestone(is it really?!).Yes,this is my 100th post and I thank each and every soul that supported,encouraged and helped me in achieving this!So, do we have a reason to celebrate?! Yes or No.. but I am giving u all a freebie with this post! Got your attention?!!Keep reading.. :)
Now , you ask me what this that..?It is a template!!I am introducing you to an age old technique called One Sheet Wonder.When I mean age old, I mean it, as they were popular, even before the introduction of pattern paper.Yes..when there were only rubber stamps.!!
This technique allows you to create 8-10 different cards in a short period of time by designing one sheet of paper and cutting it into different sized shapes to use on your solid base cards
I wanted more Christmas cards for my exhibition and I did not want to spend more on it as I cannot use it till next Christmas, if not sold. Also I was running short of time.. So this technique came as my savior. I saw some templates from splitcoaststampers and I designed on my own.It was easy and I created 9 A6 cards out of it!.Here is my template.. Just download and print it on the back of ur PP/stamped paper and feel free to use it.. But please give the due credits..
To make it easier, I did not stamp the background, but used a designer paper with Christmas colors(origin not known).I cut along the markings and since I knew the layout of the cards and what will go into each card, it was a lot easier for me.. It took me 3 hrs to finish these cards, without a paper trimmer...:))
I had bought some Christmas stickers and used it here.. so that made sure there were images too!
Here are the cards for you to watch and enjoy!Just Co-ordinate the card nos with the numbers in the template.
OSW1
OSW2
OSW3
OSW4
OSW5
OSW6- some foam embellishments
OSW7
OSW8
OSW9
If I had inspired any of you to make cards in this OSW technique, I feel really happy abt it.. If u make them, do share that with me.. Any doubts please leave it in the comments.. I will be happy to answer!
Thanks for visiting
-Priya
I have had this saved for a long time...but never got around to using it!!! Thanks for refreshing my memory!! Fabulous cards! TFS!
ReplyDeleteNice idea Priya! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea Priya-- will help so many of us card makers!
ReplyDeletePriya drop by this link :http://cardsandschoolprojects.blogspot.com/2012/01/wonderful-blends-meaning-blogger.html
ReplyDeletewow such a great way t make so many cards in short time...The tip will surely be very helpful to everyone at some point in time...Thanks for sharing
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