Sep 30 2008
Autumn OSW - Part II
I made 4 more cards using the One Sheet Wonder and First Fruits by Papertrey Ink, sticking with the theme of paper and ink only, and I still have enough paper left to make at least 2 more. So that’s 7 made so far, and a couple more coming! Really rushed tonight, so if you missed yesterday’s post, please refer to it. It also includes all the supplies and more detail. Here are today’s new cards:
All the same supplies as yesterday, only I added some More Mustard Paper and 2 of the cards used a Cuttlebug embossing folder.
This is one of those narrow embossing folders that come about 5 in a pack. This actually has flowers in the center. I only wanted the swirlies on the edges, so I covered the flowers in the center and no one will ever know the difference (except YOU - LOL!).
This card is my personal favorite from today’s cards. Again, if you want the list of supplies and more detail, seeyesterday’s post. Sorry to be so brief, but maybe you actually like that better — LOL!!! Got to run!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR STOPPING IN!!! I’ll move on to something different for tomorrow!!! Oh, and before I go, I just want to share that I really love these Papertrey stamps. They are clear stamps and the finest quality I have used. They accept ink wonderfully, all the time, and are an absolute pleasure to work with! Have a great day everyone!!!
Editing: I’ve been getting a lot of questions on how I got my One Sheet Wonder stamped so uniformly — wondering if I’m using a ruler or drawing lines, etc., etc. No, nothing, just eye-balling it.I started in the lowerleft corner and stamped in a line across the diagonal towards the upper right corner, rotating my stamp each time. I then came down and did the row beneath it, stamping my image kind of between the images in the row above. When I got to the bottom, I just flipped the paper and did the other half. HOWEVER, I have made many mistakes - the pattern truly is not uniform. On several occasions I forgot to flip my stamp and my rows are not as straight as you all seem to think they are — LOL!!! The point is, it looks nice because the color is so stunning and the images are spaced apart in a FAIRLY uniform fashion — it is far from perfect, but the eye sees the overall project, it does not focus on each stamped image. So just have fun with it — don’t strive for perfection because it’ll never happen — at least not in MY house — LOL!!! So happy that you all liked it so well!!! Truthfully, I had a blast with it and can’t wait to do more!!!
really pretty! so elegant and i love the colors!
Sharon … these are so rich with fabulous color!
WOW! What delightful gift sets I’m picturing here!
~Bev
Sharon, so pretty. I love everything you are doing with this paper.
Joan
It’s simply amazing how many cards you’re able to make with one sheet of designer paper! Each and every one is just beautiful!
These are just as gorgeous as the first set!!! LOVE the rich colors you are using … fantastic Sharon!!
sharon, all i can say is GOR-JUSSS!!!! (that’s texan)
sus
More lovely cards!! I like the embossed bands, too! What a great gift set this would be. TFS
Fabulous Colors…
Beautiful Cards!!
That’s getting the Best use
of your papers
OMG, Sharon, your OSW cards are just FABULOUS!!! The colors, designs, stamps, I absolutely love them all!!! You are such an enabler…now I’ve got to add that stamp set to my wish list!!!
Fabulous colors, Sharon! I really love this OSW!
smiles, Deena
Wow , the colors are rockin! Wonderful fall cards!!!
Couldn’t wait to see the second half of this post! These are just gorgeous cards! Love the colors you used!
These have got to be my favorite OSW’s ever! So rich and elegant!!
These turned out really nice!
Not perfect, you say. Oh, Sharon, just perfectly wonderful!
Your wood fan,
Ad
Oh nice, I’m liking all the other layers with your fab stamped leaves. Thanks for answering my question, I will never get a OSW as great as you have gotten, but really appreciate hearing your method, I’ll try it !!
Happy Day!
Stunning! I love those leaves and your colors are perfect! :O)
Virginia
Oh, fun! These are beautiful and colorful designs. Won’t it be nice to just slip them in the mail and not worry about weight or bulk? That’s great when you have several to make and send out. Thank you so much for sharing your ingenuity, Sharon!
Beautiful Sharon. I just love this set!!
WOW Sharon! I just love what you’re doing with that set!
Sharon, these are gorgeous! Oh my gosh, so, so beautiful, you’ve done a wonderful job.
These are fabulous cards! I love the multicolored leaves. That is a very cool look to add that special fall touch. Wonderful job, thanks for sharing.
These are all beautiful too!!! Such wonderful colours and great simple layouts, but so effective!! I love them! Thanks for sharing:)
Wonderful cards Sharon! I love each card you made with your OSW. Thanks for more inspiration.
What a beautiful one sheet wonder pattern. I love autumn, love the colors and love leaves so this is especially pleasing to me! I love the card designs you came up with as well. I just did something similar for a craft fair that I have coming up at the end of October. I used larger leaves and basically the same colors except each leaf was one solid color in the design I did. Quick and easy and multiple cards from the sheet. I just love that style of stamping and don’t do it often enough. Great job with yours!
Lynn
These are really awesome Sharon. Your precision on that OSW is amazing and I love the richness to using that retired stamp pad. Beautiful!