One Sheet Wonder- Ice Cream

Hands up if you love one sheet wonders (OSW)... I absolutely love them. With one cutting template, you can create multiple cards with the same paper, but totally different looks. 

In my monthly product share, I include a 6x6 one sheet wonder template, and I have offered them to my newsletter subscribers (if you'd like to subscribe, click here).

In today's Facebook Live over on my page, I created a 6x6 OSW, and made four cards out of one 6x6. Cutting one 12x12 would make 16 cards- pretty good bang for your buck, I'd say! 

For this template, you're going to cut one strip at 1 1/2", and then cut that strip to 2" lengths.The second strip is going to be cut at 1 1/2" and one cut made at the 4 inch mark. The remaining 3" piece will be cut at the 3" mark, and one of the squares will be cut at the diagonal. 

For this set of cards, I chose to use the Ice Cream Corner designer series paper from Stampin' Up. It'll be retiring at the end of June, 2021. It's probably one of my most favourite papers in recent memories, and I will be sad to see it go. 

Additional supplies used were the Sweet Ice Cream stamp set, Blackberry Bliss and Coastal Cabana ink, Silver and Clear Epoxy Essentials, Blackberry Bliss Stampin' Blend marker, and Stampin' Seal.  I hope this has sparked some ideas for you, and if you do create a one sheet wonder, please pop by my Facebook page, and show off your creation!



Card A
The pieces were placed on the Bermuda Bay base, and then the sentiment was stamped in Coastal Cabana. The clear essentials were coloured with the Blackberry Bliss Stampin' Blend, and placed on the card. 

Card B
The 1 1/2x 4" strip was adhered to the Bermuda Bay card base and the stamp was placed on the Stamparatus, and step stamped using the hinge method. Silver epoxy essentials diamonds were added to bling it up a bit.


Card C
This card was created by stamping the dot stamp from Sweet Ice Cream in Coastal Cabana and Blackberry Bliss before adhering the 3" square onto a 3 1/4" square of Bermuda Bay. The sentiment was stamped on the off-cut, and both pieces were adhered to the card base with dimensionals.



Card D
The final card was created by adding adhesive to the triangular pieces and adhering them to the Basic White base. The sentiment was stamped in Blackberry Bliss, and then silver epoxy diamonds were added for a little shimmer. 






















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