I printed my images (Digital Two for Tuesday) and my greetings onto my white cardstock before I cut it apart to create my cards. I cut off the bottom to create one card front and then trimmed my images (2.25" x 3.5") and finally punched out my greetings using an oval punch (SU). I trimmed my decorative paper into three strips of 2" x 6". Then I cut the other two sheets of cardstock in half ( one green, one deep purple) and used one of each to create my other two card fronts.
For my first card, I watercoloured the lily image and cut a layer for it from the other half sheet of green cardstock. I punched a scalloped oval (SU) from the middle of it to layer under my greeting before gluing them to each other. I watercoloured my greeting and glued it to my scalloped oval. I glued my strip (2" x 5.5") of decorative paper near the left hand side of the purple card, added a strip of white cardstock which I cut from the white scraps, trimmed with decorative scissors and then pierced with a push pin to the right of my decorative paper strip. I added my layered image overlapping the decorative edge and glued it into place. I glued my layered punchie greeting below it.
The card went to the family of a neighbour who passed away last week.
For my second card I trimmed my 2" x 6" strip in half crosswise which gave me two identical pieces (2" x 3"). I glued one to the lower left hand corner and the other to the top right corner of my green card front. I watercoloured my image and cut a layer for it from the other half sheet of purple cardstock. Again, I punched a scalloped oval from the center of it before I glued my image to it. I watercoloured my greeting and layered onto the purple oval. I glued my layered image offset enough to the left to allow enough room for my layered greeting on the right hand side.

Very happy with how these all turned out!! I have more sketches floating around in my brain for this OSW template.
I have provided the cutting template for the decorative paper, the three card sketches, a supply list and some basic instructions.
This One Sheet Wonder template only uses one 6" x 6" piece of decorative paper and three sheets of cardstock to create 3 handmade cards!! You can easily buy just what you need at your local scrap booking store and have your three cards made in a couple of hours. If you have a stash of paper and cardstock, you can shop at home!!
Good luck with creating some cards with this template and I welcome you to leave me a comment with a link to your creations!!
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