One Sheet Wonder -- again

 Hey friends, 

I made these cards four years ago.  They are so nice to have on hand, when you a card fast.   Hobby Lobby still had some of "that" paper on sale (see note at bottom) I couldn't resist picking of a few sheets to make a few more.   I used some gold embellishments from a previous project.  They were perfect on these cards. I felt like it was a happy accident. 

Have you ever tried a one sheet wonder?  I promise to do another one soon.  I also promise to give this paper a break.  😊

**In the social media groups this paper has become really popular because it has lots of dimension, The colors are beautiful.  It was easy for me to match it to five different colors of card stock. It allows for a lot of variety in the cards you create.  It didn't have an official name and it has become known as "that" paper.   Personally I love that one pattern of paper has gotten so much attention on social media.   I'm sure it won't be the last sheets of "that" paper I buy.  If you do go shopping please note.  You can buy it with or without gold accents foil in it.  This is without.... and it was on sale 40% off.  

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One Sheet Wonder-modified

 Hello friends, 

I started these cards months ago.  I'm easing my way back into stamping by finishing up projects that have been lingering on my desk.  I made 40 cards in this series.  I made them all using an old technique called One Sheet Wonder.   

It is the idea that you can make 8 to 10 cards from one sheet of decorate paper.  This statement is a little deceptive. You need a lot more than one sheet of decorative paper.  You need cardstock for bases, accent strips, paper for sentiments, and embellishments.   

This technique was popular about 20 years ago in stamping.  It faded from popularity, but it recently resurfaced.  I modified the pattern a little bit, but the idea is still the same.  I made multiples of each design.  What a fun way to rebuild a highly depleted card box!   

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