Another Double-Sided One Sheet Wonder

More Watercolor Blooms

I had so much fun with my last one sheet wonder using double-sided paper that I just had to do another one.  Some people are addicted to food and such...I'm apparently addicted to paper crafting!  😂

I started with Pink Blossoms, a double-sided paper from Recollections.  I decided that I would 'wing it' instead of mapping out how I was using the paper.  I only cringed a little when I made the first cut.  😄 

I started with an idea that I found on Pinterest, where someone had taken a double-sided design paper and folded it back to show the other side.  I decided not to fold mine and sort of rolled it over instead so it had some height to it.  I love some dimension on cards.  Next I took some fabric and paper flowers and used it as a soft of tack at the corner of the paper.  I love these small paper flowers in the shape of roses.  I think the multi-shade fabric flower matches the fade of the watercolor look nicely and as you know, I love my bling so a beaded center is always awesome.  I used a sentiment from Well Said and added some gems on the flowers and to draw attention to the sentiment.

One Sheet Wonder, Card #1 - Birthday Wishes

For Card #2 I started with a shimmer cardstock, Pink Taffeta, and cut out the front and back panel.  I used the back side of Pink Blossoms for the watercolor background and the floral for the front panel.  I once again used my new Stampin' Up set Well Said and stamped the sentiment in Memento Tuxedo Black on the pink shimmer and added a second tag in the lavender.  I finished off with a piece of Rich Razzleberry velvet ribbon and complimented the design with the same pack of paper and fabric flowers that I used for card #1.

One Sheet Wonder, Card #2 - Heartfelt Thanks

Card #3 starts with a lavender card base from Recollections and matted pieces of both the front blossoms and the back watercolor as a background.  A piece of the shimmer pink has been cut into a tag and topped with a sweet "Thank You" foil sticker sentiment from Recollections and the Rich Razzleberry ribbon again.  Flowers and gems finish the card.

One Sheet Wonder, Card #3 - Thank You Tag

Card #4 shakes up my color scheme a little.  I started with a card base and covered most of the front with the watercolor side of the design paper.  I cut one of the remaining pieces into strips and separated the strips with Crushed Curry ribbon.  I used my Crushed Curry ink pad to cover a piece of white cardstock punched into a 2" circle to make the background for the "Thank You" sentiment.  Rose paper flowers finish the card.

One Sheet Wonder, Card #4 - Thank You Circle Sentiment

The final card, card #5 puts to use the last few pieces of paper.  Strips of the design paper and cardstock make a staggered design leading to another thank you sentiment and rose paper flowers.

One Sheet Wonder, Card #5 - Thank You

That finishes off another one sheet wonder!  I've got so many cards I want to make next, it's hard to decided what to do first!

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Supplies:
Designer Cardstock:  Recollections - Pink Blossoms Cardstock:  Martha Stewart - Pink Taffeta, Pink Tutus; Recollections - Lavender
Stamps: Stampin' Up - Well Said
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black, Stampin' Up - Crushed Curry
Ribbon: Stampin' Up - Rich Razzleberry Velvet, Crushed Curry Chevron and Crushed Curry Polka Dot
Stickers: Recollections - Thank You Sticker
Embellishments: Recollections - Beaded Fabric Floral Signature Embellishments, and Mini Sachet Roses; Recollections - crystal gems, Jolee's All That Bling - pink gems

Interested in purchasing this card to support Aine, a 14 y.o. battling Ewing's sarcoma?

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