From one 6″ x 6″ piece of DSP
Like you, I’m busy – whether it’s work, family, errands, chores, we all have a lot to do! That’s why I love quick and easy projects that are still pretty and fun. As soon as I saw this one sheet wonder I just knew I had to try it out!
In fact, I was so excited to try it out that I built my June workshop around this concept. It was challenging to design cards that were some what similiar yet incorporated the different sized pieces of Designer Series Paper. Based on the positve feedback and happy customers, I think I succeeded
It’s a wonder
Sometimes I really wonder (and maybe worry) how my brain works. I knew I wanted to use the a one sheet wonder for my June workshop but I really didn’t want to design six different cards. The challange, for me, was to incorporate the different sized pieces of Designer Series Paper into three cohesive designs. At the end of the day, I think I did a pretty good job. Each set of two is similiar yet different enough to allow me to use all the pieces cut from the one 6″ x 6″ piece of Designer Series Paper. Check them out.
In case you want to try this yourself, here’s a picture of what I call the cut mat for the 6″ x 6″ piece of Designer Series Paper
Watch the full tutorial on YouTube
You can see how I cut the paper and the final cards in my YouTube video (found on my Crafty Klock Channel). If you have not yet subscribed to my channel I would love it if you would! Thanks. You can purchase the full tutorial here.
I hope you’ll give this project a try. It’s easy and fun. I’d love to see what you make so be sure to post a picture on social media with #craftyklock so I can be sure to find them! And if you would like to get a weekly dose of inspiration delivered right to your inbox, be sure to sign up for my newsletter. When you sign up I’ll send you my Sketch Designs E-book as a thank you! Happy Stamping!
EDITED 08/12/2024: I was contacted by Kathy Roney, Joyfully Made Designs, to let me know she used this layout and posted it to her blog on 02/18/2013. So although I had never heard of Joyully Made Designs and had never seen Kathy’s post on her website, I am respecting her request to make reference to it on my site. I think it’s wonderful that more that 10 years apart, great minds think alike. You can see Kathy’s post from 2013 here https://joyfullymadedesigns.blogspot.com/2013/02/one-sheet-wonder-6×6.html.