Showing posts with label OSW Template. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OSW Template. Show all posts

Friday, May 29, 2015

One Sheet Wonder 3 6x6 Template - 4 cards

I've been wanting to create a One Sheet Wonder Template to make 4 cards from a 6 x 6 inch piece of DSP.  This allows me to make a R2G Card kit with one sheet of 12x12 inches DSP. Well here it is!

Again, it makes the most of the DSP with very little waste.
 
The 4" square is cut corner to corner creating 2 triangles. Note: The 1/2 inch accent strip for the card with a triangle needs to be at least 6" long.  The card layouts allow for wide and/or tall ones.  The DSP can be placed on the left or right hand sides of the card when placing the rectangular pieces.

Check the next posting for the cards I created with this OSW Template.

Thursday, May 21, 2015

One Sheet Wonder 2 6x6 - 3 cards

I worked up another One Sheet Wonder for 6x6 DSP. This one again has 3 different card layouts. You start with a 6 x 6 inch piece of DSP. You cut into 3 pieces of 2" tall and 5.5" wide. Following the card layouts you can make 3 cards in a jiffy. Of course, making multiples of three in different papers allows you to quickly make cards for any occasions.  Check this posting for the first set of cards I made with the One Sheet Wonder 2.

Sunday, April 26, 2015

One Sheet Wonder - 6 x 6 inch DSP - 3 Cards

I did research a while ago for One Sheet Wonder plans.  For me I had hoped to find the cutting plan and the card layouts to go with it.  There were a few who included both pieces.  I was working on Christmas cards so repetition was okay with me.  My kits are 12 cards so I wanted a cutting plan that produced 3 cards per 6 x 6 sheet. Here's my inspiration posted by Sharon.

I believe the card layouts are very versatile because the cards can be assembled wide or tall.  The designer paper is double sided so you may be able to turn the paper around and get another look.  With the layers all being the same color, it cuts down on the complexity when cutting and stamping.  I suppose if one color would do across DSP designs that would be better.  Maybe black, grey, and some of the neutrals may work for several DSP designs.  I will put that in my thinking cap. 

I'm really happy with how my kits turned out.  I am posting another in the next post.

The greetings are cut to 2.75" with an accent layer of 3 inches.