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Old 08-07-2004, 03:20 AM   #1  
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Hi, I'm looking for the info on the "One Sheet Wonder" Saw a pic of the idea and wanted more info. Can anybody help? thanks, Susan
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Basically, you stamp all over a piece of cardstock, then cut it into different pieces for multiple projects. The trick is to make it look like a piece of fabric; stamping so that your images face in all different directions, and putting enough images on so that when you cut it up, that the pieces will have enough of the images so that they are readable. I like to use one image stamp, one shape stamp and one filler stamp, then fill in with sponging.

There are a number of different templates out there for this; some for gift items, some for scrapbooking. I've attached the templates I developed for both. This technique, by the way, is also sometimes called double-time. Enjoy!
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Old 08-07-2004, 09:45 AM   #3  
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Thanks so much for sharing. I am a big time scrapper and have just gotten into stamping for gifts, etc. Signed up to be a demo last week -- haven't heard anything yet -- I am impateiently waiting for the paperwork to be processed!!!!
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I just found a template for this project on the SU website (demonstrator side). I think it's under training tools. They also have new workshop outlines and projects. Just search one sheet wonder if you can't find it under training.
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http://www.stampinup.com/web2001/demonstrator/PatternLibrary/ViewPattern.asp?PatternGUID={10F87BF5-94DC-44F2-8685-5B3E1213C545}

I just got it off the suwebsite. You go under training tools, pattern library and cards. It's the first one there. Click the image and you can see the link to download the pattern.
Hope this helps!
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Old 08-07-2004, 10:14 AM   #6  
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This is off the subject..... but, why does it say "Glitter Queen" under my name?? That's so far from the truth. Maybe "Rust Queen" lol. How do I change that. I looked under my profile and couldn't find it.
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Wendy
I've read that the title under your name changes by how many times you post something. I've been cardstock queen for a while but I think I've only posted like 25 times or something.
I think it gets better as you post more.
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