Let me explain how it works. To create a OSW, start out with one sheet of cardstock and stamp away to your heart's content. Here's what my sheet looked like before I cut it up into pieces:

Here's a close up shot:

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You can find a few helpful OSW templates on-line (at in SCS's gallery for example). These will give you certain dimensions for different styles of cards. Or you can also just wing it, especially if you already have a few main layouts in mind. Consider it a "creative challenge" for you to figure out what you want to make with all your leftover scraps!
Over the next few days, I'll be sharing a few of my OSW favorite cards with you, so stay tuned for all the fun!
2 comments:
Love this, can you give the details on which stamps and colors you used?
Yes! I will be doing that when I post an actual card. I usually provide a link to my gallery where I list all the details like that. :)
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