Hey, hoppers! I'm the "formula girl" and I've taken one of the wonderful OWH sketches and turned it into a one-sheet wonder, of sorts. It's actually a four-sheet wonder. Cut four sheets of 12x12" paper exactly the same way, and you'll get four cards with all of the prescribed nesting panels and minimal scraps.
I used OWH Sketch #215. Just look at all of those measurements! LOVE!
Time to use your smarts. Grab a 12" Paper Trimmer, select four different colors of 12x12 Paper and cut each sheet by following the step by step instructions below.
- Trim at 5.5". Cut the 5.5x12 horizontally at 11.25 and 8.5". Trim the 2.75x5.5 horizontally at 5".
- Cut the 6.5x12 horizontally at 11.5, 9, 6.25, and 3.25".
- Trim the 3.25x6.5 horizontally at 6 and 4.75".
- Cut the 3x6.5 horizontally at 5.5 and 4.5".
- Trim the 2.75x6.5 horizontally at 3.75".
- Cut the 2.5x6.5 horizontally at 3.5".
- Score and fold the 5.5x8.5 horizontally at 4.25" to make a card base.
Note: The dotted line on the sketch indicates a score line. Pieces marked with an "x" are not used.
By now you have a whole mess of pieces. Organize them by size and color, and alternate colors to create the card bases and panels.
Here's where your creativity comes in. If you like the cute overalls image and sentiment, you can find it HERE at Club Scrap. The 12x12 Light Blue, Dark Blue and Kraft PAPERS came from Club Scrap's Dungarees collection.
| I love Dazzles Round Jewel Stickers--all the pizzazz of a brad without the weight/dimension. |
| "Overall," each card is the same, with colors interchanged. |
| It's efficient to make four cards at a time. :) |
| I added a little bit of additional stamping to the Cream paper. |
To those serving us abroad who can't be home grilling burgers in the backyard this weekend with the family, I think you're the best. Thank you to you and your family for the sacrifices you've made!
Hop along now . . .
Tricia




Great formula and great cards, Tricia.
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Very cute overall cards. I like the sketch and your formula.
ReplyDeleteOh...adorable! Thanks for the formula. I may actually have time for this today :)
ReplyDeleteLove this formula. I'm going to print it up and use it. And that image with the overall sentiment - too cute.
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These are so awesome!! Love that overall sentiment!!
ReplyDeleteThese are really sweet cards.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love the overalls and your sentiment!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are adorable and I love the overalls and the sentiment that goes with it!!
ReplyDeleteI love Club Scrap. Thanks for the cutting directions. The cards are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful set of cards and you really are an efficient scrapper if you're getting that much out of your paper! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the formula. I love a good assembly line! I think I shall case your cards here and make them any hero cards this weekend.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the bib overalls :) so unique and FUN!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the formula, sure helps,when making multiples! These are terrific cards!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive and economical...great idea for multiples. Saved your schematic. It definitely will be used
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pun and a truly winning formula. Thanks for showing the different uses of color.
ReplyDelete"Overall" I love these cards! LOL So creative and using a formula to make them is great! I've got to try this one!
ReplyDeleteLOL - great "pun". Thanks for the formula - it's always nice to pump out some cards for OWH. I tend to be a one and done gal, meaning, no two are alike, but I think I should give this a whirl.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your formula. Love the pun and the coordinating paper.
ReplyDeleteI like that you used the same basic theme and changed it up a bunch! Neat pun!
ReplyDeleteVery impressed with the cards from this one sheet. I don't pull that off very well but always love to see how someone else does it. Cute stamp and sentiment.
ReplyDeleteCute overalls image used on your cards. So many cards and all are awesome.
ReplyDeleteWOW! WHat a treat to get the page cutting idea! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteYes! A one-sheet wonder tutorial! Thanks so much and thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the formula! I love getting a bunch of cards without a lot of leftovers. Your cards turned out darling with the overalls.
ReplyDeleteGreat formula cards. Thanks for the page cutting tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI love these - creative cards and a super efficient use of papers. Love the image/sentiment combo too. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteHow very efficient and creative of you! Thanks so much for sharing your formula :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration! Love those overalls!
ReplyDeleteThank you for applying your cutting creativity to OWH Sketch #215. I have copied it and will save it along with the others from you I have saved. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThis was so thoughtful of you to share the cut out pattern. You always like to get as much as you can from a sheet of dp. I absolutely love the image and will definitely be checking out the site. Thank you for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeletevery cute card. I love the measuring. I am printing that out now.thanks
ReplyDeleteI like the sketch and your formula. Cute cards that willl be greaetly appreciated.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I thought I recognized a Club Scrap stamp! Love the wonderful vintage look of your cards!
ReplyDeleteDang!! That is sooooo smart! These cards are so cute--the overall image is fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing such a great way to organize, cut, and create.
ReplyDeleteLove that overall stamp!! Really cute cards.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. Thanks for the 12x12 formula.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stamp and Card!
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks for the great instructions! I am SO going to try this!
ReplyDeleteReally cute cards. And, the math geek in me loved your "recipe" complete with measurements. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! You are amazing! Great cards, and instructions! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou're an efficient wonder! The overalls are so cute -- thanks for the formula.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are great. I love the sketch you chose. Thanks for the tutorial for cutting the paper.
ReplyDeleteFun card. Cute and sweet!
ReplyDeleteGreat formula. I gotta pin that.
ReplyDeleteEeeek! I'm stopping everything I'm doing right now and trying your formula. I've been stuck using scraps this week and this formula gives me the excusei needed to cut into some yummy 12×12's.
ReplyDeleteBtw- Thank you for supporting OWH!
This is so great! I love the overalls and thank you so much for sharing your plan for making them as well.
ReplyDeleteThose overalls are so stinkin' cute! And I really like those jewel stickers; I have a hard time with brads being to bulky. I'll have to look for those!
ReplyDeleteLove the way to make 4 cards with the same plan and different color combinations. Too cute... love your cards!
ReplyDeleteThe best part of your formula is that it's not one of those "make sixteen cards with one 12x12 sheet of paper" like some I've seen. This one uses large pieces of the paper, which will really help me use up paper faster. Thanks! I love all your cards!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use my papers efficiently and what a wonderful stamp! Loving the vintage design.
ReplyDeleteThank You for sharing your talents with the cutting formulas.
ReplyDeleteTricia, thanks for another formula! Love the sentiment that goes with your overall's stamp. Thanks you for all your support of OWH!
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Wonderful formula to add to the collection! Love that it's using 12 x 12, for lots of layering...
ReplyDeletewow...great cards, great formula Thanks for the inspiration and measurements...going to try this for sure,
ReplyDeleteNice group of cards and what a great image and sentiment combo! I know many OWHers have put your formulas to good use. Such a huge help for card kits! Thanks for joining in the hop this weekend and supporting OWH.
ReplyDeleteTricia, wonderful cards, amazing use of every scrap of paper!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I love that fun sentiment!
ReplyDeleteI love One Sheet Wonders - great job on these and I love the sentiment and the stamp combo - so cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I love One Sheet Wonders too! Your cards are awesome
ReplyDeleteGreat group of cards!
ReplyDeleteLike all the layering and that
you can make the same cards
with one set of cuts!
Wow! Your cards are amazing, Tricia! I've never tried a One-Sheet Wonder, but now I'm inspired!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards - can't wait to try your formula!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the instructions. This is a great way to create great cards. Love the overalls!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the diagram that shows how to cut out this card most efficiently.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the diagram. Love your cards, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Thank you!
ReplyDeletelovely lovely cards!!! Thanks for the sheet as well!
ReplyDeleteLove the overalls! Thanks for the sketch for cutting the papers! That is a super way to make 4 duplicate yet different cards! I learned a lot from you today!
ReplyDeleteSuper job with creative use of paper. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteWonderful way to cut the paper and I appreciate your sharing it with us. I have lots and lots of 12 x 12 and you found such an efficient way to use it. Your overall stamp is adorable. Great cards!
ReplyDeleteHow cool you are here on the hop! I really appreciate how you carefully work out the sheet numbers! This hop is SO fun!
ReplyDeleteHow cute are the overalls??? :)
Thank for you for the directions, and sharing the cards!
Thank you for the easy directions to make some great cards! See you at the Dungarees Blog Hop! Have a great day and thanks for supporting OWH!
ReplyDeleteI love a good punny card! I think my favorite color combo is the second one--the overalls really look nice and faded and comfy! LOL
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your formula with us! Love all of your cards.
ReplyDeletegreat share! great info! love it!
ReplyDeleteAnother fab-ulous formula, Tricia! Thank you for doing all the difficult math for us so we can just get down to what we want to do most--CREATE!
ReplyDeleteTricia, you are so creative! OVERALL, I love a great PUN! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous. I just love that stamp and sentiment. Thanks for supporting OWH.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards; TFS! I always LOVE the formulas, so thanks a whole big bunch for another one!!! RBBRRMQN at YAHOO dot COM Nancy M
ReplyDeleteAlways love your cutting formulas! And that stamped overall image is precious. I'm putting that on my wish list! Thanks for your support of OWH.
ReplyDeleteI love punny sayings! My fav is the overalls stamped on the red background, gives it almost a film negative look-too cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and love the OSW diagram. TFS
ReplyDeleteHopping along, minding my own business and BANG!!, I gotta stop and try this! So, so, cool! http://cardsbycindy.blogspot.com/2014/05/blog-hop-inspiration.html
ReplyDeletethe overalls are aborable
ReplyDeleteI always find it hard to make multiples of a card, but this formula should make it a lot more palatable!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! I really like the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteGreat to have instructions/diagram for that card sketch--it's a doozy! Love the cards!
ReplyDeleteThat image and sentiment are so cute. Thanks for the cutting instructions. It's the just thing I need to help me make multiple, yet different cards.
ReplyDeleteI missed your blog on my first go through, then found the link on Cards by Cindy, and so glad I did. I have GOT to try this this afternoon! Thanks
ReplyDeleteThis is SO great! I'm going to hit my craft desk right now. Thanks for the formula. :)
ReplyDeleteI love these cards.
Wonderful cards...may need to try that formula! Thanks for doing the head work!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through Facebook and OWH. Love this! Going to try it out tomorrow. Your cards are lovely. Need to go check out that stamp because overall it is fabulous ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt's 2022 and I'm STILL using this sketch and your cutting diagram because it uses up lots of paper quickly. I'm glad your blog is still available, but just in case, I took screenshots. Thanks! 😄
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