Friday, June 7, 2019

One Sheet Wonder and Another Year Down!




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One Sheet Wonder - 5 cards


Today I wrapped up my 19th year of teaching.  It was a good year, but I've been truly exhausted these last couple of weeks.  It's hard to know that summer will be rough for some of these kids and I'm torn with that knowledge and the reality that I need this time to rejuvenate and plan for next year's adventures.


On a lighter note...I saw this beautiful paper at Michael's the other day and I knew I wanted to use it for another One Sheet Wonder.  It's called Teal Blooms and is a double-sided design paper from Recollections.





 I love the watercolor type look of the flowers!  I started by mapping out how I would use the paper.  (Geek alert!)



After I mapped things out I cut out the pieces and began to assemble.  I chose 3 sheets of cardstock to go with the paper:  Martha Stewart Galax (8 1/2 x 11), Aquarium (8 1/2 x 11) and Moss (12 x 12).  For card #1, I triple matted the floral sheet and then triple matted on one side of the blue side of the design paper.  Next, I layered the matted blue piece on top of the matted floral.  I used a 2" circle punch to make a quick sentiment with some Recollection "Thank You" Sticker Tags and popped it up with pop dots.  I finished off with a paper flower and butterfly embellishment, also from Recollections.


Card #1 - One Sheet Wonder

For Card #2 I used the same basic layout as card #1, only I flipped the side of the sentiment.

Card #2 - One Sheet Wonder


Card #3 begins with the same layout as #2.  I love these paper flowers with the beaded centers.  SO pretty!  I put three different ones on to finish card #3.


Card #3 - One Sheet Wonder

To shake things up, I changed the card direction for cards #4 and #5.  Here's card #4:

Card #4 - One Sheet Wonder


And finally, card #5:
Card #5 - One Sheet Wonder

I saved some strips from the paper to use as inserts for the cards.  Here are a couple of examples of how I used them:


So that's it!  One sheet of design paper, 3 sheets of cardstock, 5 card bases and a few stickers and my One Sheet Wonder is complete!




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Supplies:
Designer Paper:  Recollections - Teal Blooms Cardstock:  Martha Stewart - Galax, Aquarium, and Moss 
Park Lane - White
Stickers: Recollections - Thank You Tag and Butterfly
Flowers: Recollections - Blue Paper Flowers
Punches: 2" Circle Punch


Interested in purchasing one of these cards to support Aine, a 14 y.o. battling Ewing's sarcoma?


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8 comments:

  1. Beautiful cards, Heather! Was glad you chose #4 to enter for our Watercooler Wednesday Challenges, si ce it was my favorite! You have i spired me to dig i to my Recollections paper stash! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us! - Donna

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  2. Such a beautiful, super pretty, feminine set of cards you have created, Heather! You have created so many great designs! Thanks so much for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges this week!

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  3. Such beautiful cards! Thank you so much for entering our ATG challenge at Through The Craft Room Door this week. Looking forward to seeing you again next challenge.
    Hugs, Zowie.
    TTCRD DT
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  4. Wow these are fabulous - thanks for playing along at Aud Sentiments,

    Hugz Tinz

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  5. paper is beautiful. your idea is great. 5 cards from 1 sheet is impressive! thank you for sharing it with us at TTCRD and good luck, Theresa xx

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  6. They all look beutiful! Love the watercouler and how you made more cards of it! Thank you for joining us at TIME OUT!

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  7. Gorgeous set of cards! Thanks so much for joining us at Fusion.

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  8. This is such a fantastic idea. I love how efficiently you used that gorgeous paper, and you have created an amazing card set. Thanks so much for playing along at Time Out.

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