8 Card One Sheet Wonder

In this post I’m sharing an 8 card one sheet wonder using products from Stampin’ Up!’s Homemade Sweetness suite. This suite is from the March 2026 online exclusives and has been so fun to work with.

However, remember as with any most of the projects I share, you don’t need to have what I’m using in order to take inspiration. One sheet wonders are the perfect projects to dig into your stash and use something long forgotten.

Here’s what you’ll need to create these cards:

• 1 sheet of double sided pattern paper (or a 12″ x 8″ piece and a 12″ x 4″ piece like I used) – see the video (linked below) for an explanation on why I did this.
• Thick Basic White: 4-1/4″ x 11″ scored at 4-1/4″ and 5-1/2″ (3 of these); 4-1/4″ x 11″ scored at 5-1/2″ then trim off 1-1/4″ from one end (save this for greetings) or you can cut it at 4-1/4″ x 9-3/4″ and score at 5-1/2″ (3 of these); 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4″ (2 of these)
• Basic White: scraps for stamping & die cutting
• Ribbon to match
• Embellishments to match
• Greetings and die cut images to embellish

Here’s a cutting guide for the pattern paper. I also walk you through it in the video.

Let’s take a closer look at the cards…

To keep things simple, I created 2 batches of 3 cards that are the same and then used the scraps to create 2 different cards. One sheet wonders are great for mass production. They don’t need to all be different. The other thing I did was use some leftover strawberries that I had coloured and die cut. This sped up the process quite a bit.

TIP: Dig into your stash and use some of the leftover pieces you have from previous projects to decorate your cards.

When I was prepping to make these cards, I knew I wanted to use the label dies in the Filled with Happiness die set but didn’t want them all to be the same. I ended up die cutting 2 each of the 3 designs so that I could have a variety to choose from.

This was a great design to use up a few of the leftover pieces. It’s a design I often turn to because it works with different widths and numbers of pattern paper strips.

This is another great example of using leftover pieces. I had a few of these fussy cut jars leftover and thought they’d make a great focal point. I even added some to the inside. You can see that in the video linked below.

I hope you enjoyed this simple one sheet wonder! If you love this collection be sure to check out this months class to go and stepped up card class using the same collection of products.

Find out more here.

Until next time,