Way back in the early days of this blog, I posted about
how to make greeting cards using the One Sheet Wonder, or OSW, technique. Little did I know that it would become one of my most popular blog posts (based on traffic, not comments). In that post I mentioned that I'd made a set of Christmas cards using OSW, but I didn't include any photos. Today I'm going to remedy that.
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Here are a couple of slightly closer images (click on them for larger photos):
All of the pattern paper is from Dollar Tree. Embossing and die-cuts were done in the
Cuttlebug
. I think (if I remember correctly) I used the first
OSW template listed here.
Have you tried making cards with the one sheet wonder technique?
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Very cool!! I am impressed!!
ReplyDeleteI love the homemade cards I use to do them for all the holidays but now I've been lazy and do the photo cards :)
ReplyDeletewell, aren't those cute?
ReplyDeletewish i would have known about them before i bought mine :0
good idea for next year..
(especially when the Christmas items go on sale!)
Ah yes! I remember the OSW. Totally forgotten about this technique but one that deserves to be revisited :) Your cards are great!
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