A One Sheet Wonder Cutting Guide in Metric Measurements

A busy and productive Facebook Live last night, so I will just explain how I made it straight away. I created the actual One Sheet Wonder( OSW) the week before in my FB Live, so if you didn't see that, see my previous post. https://sarahhardy68.blogspot.com/2020/03/coastal-retreat.html

This week I showed you how to cut your pieces into twelve parts from your A4 sheet, in order to make at least twelve cards from it. You just need to add some card bases, extra scraps of card, some Designer Series Paper, and stamps and ink. I also used a selection of three punches to decorate the cards.
The cutting guide is in metric as I find that much easier than imperial measurements. If you don't understand how it works or you have any questions, please just let me know. The rest of this blog post will be picture heavy because hopefully that will explain it better.

Cut your A4 card sheet as above. I would start with cutting it in half first at the 148.5mm mark, then it will make it easier to know where to go from there. The dotted lines are extra cuts or you can leave the strips to their stated size.

So your stamped A4 card stock can now be portioned as above. You will have twelve different strips/shapes some will be landscape and some portrait. You will then be able to add your extras to make the six cards that I showed you, and try to come up with your own ideas after that.

Base DSP measured at 148.5mm x105mm.
Use a Portrait OSW strip that measures 148.5mm x 45mm.

A Night of Navy Card Base.
A DSP strip measuring 148.5mm x 50mm.
A Portrait OSW strip measuring 148.5mm x 30mm.

A Whisper White card stock base
Use a Portrait OSW strip that measures 105mm x 48.5mm.
A DSP strip that measures 105mm x 60mm.

A Whisper White Card Base covered with DSP measuring 148.5mm x 105mm.
Use a landscape OSW strip measuring 148.5mm x 40mm.
A Bermuda Bay strip measuring 148.5mm x 45mm.

A Bermuda Bay card base.
A strip of DSP measuring 148.5mm x 40mm
Use a landscape OSW strip measuring 148.5mm x 22.5mm

The last card is not shown but it uses one of the triangular pieces of OSW. I just adhered a strip of Night of Navy to stick to the bottom of the triangle, see man pic below.

As you can see I just stamped different images either straight onto the card base or onto a punched circle. The white boat was heat embossed.

You can watch my FB Live here: