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The One Sheet Wonder is one of my favorite ways to get the most out of a single sheet of 12×12 designer paper — one sheet, cut strategically, becomes 11 different handmade cards! I used the Eastern Palace Suite for this set, but the technique works with any 12×12 paper you have on hand. Here’s the cutting pattern, followed by all 11 cards I created from it.

One Sheet Wonder Tutorial
Below is the cutting pattern I used, followed by all 11 cards I created from one sheet of paper. If you would like a copy for yourself download the template below.
Download the cutting template: Click the button to download a printable PDF of the One Sheet Wonder 11 Card cutting template — just print it out and follow along to cut your own sheet of 12×12 paper into all 11 pieces.
Here’s what my sheet looked like after cutting it into all 11 pieces:

Here are all 11 cards I created from this one sheet:











Want to see exactly how I made each of these 11 cards? I have a full tutorial post for every single one, with step-by-step instructions and photos. You can find all 11 individual card tutorials here.
How I created this first card
- Cut piece 1 from your One Sheet Wonder gold paper (using the template above).
- Attach it to the upper right corner of a Very Vanilla horizontal card base.
- Layer the medallion. Stick a gold vinyl sticker onto Blue Denim cardstock, then cut it out using the matching thinlit die to create the medallion shape.
- Add dimension. Tuck a bit of gold thread behind the medallion before attaching it, for a little extra visual interest.
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Which of these 11 cards is your favorite? Let me know in the comments!

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