Beth at Stamp Me A Rainbow recently blogged about her first experience using a SheetLoad of Cards issue and made a wonderful suggestion on how you can "Make It Your Own".
Her idea is to use double-sided patterned paper to make the set of cards look just a little different from each other. This would still allow you to make the out of each sheet, but also have some variety.
Love the idea, Beth!
Do you have a way you "make it your own" when creating your latest SheetLoad? Leave a comment here and let others know about it as well.
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That's my Beth!!!! And yes...she is truly amazing and talented!!!!
My Beth too........I commented on her blog how much I liked this idea and now look she's famous! I am so going to do this next time I make cards in bulk.
I just love SheetLoad of Cards! Thank you and keep up the great work.
Ladies, quit hogging the Beth! Yay Beth!
Wow, I am honored - thanks for stopping by my blog! :-)
Thanks so much for the special shout-out, too! Would you believe it never occured to me to make them all the same? I just can't seem to take the easy route, lol!
I'll be looking forward to each new issue! Thanks again ~
One idea (that of course others have probably had but haven't mentioned) is turning the sketch "sideways"(so to speak) so that you get the card opening in the other landscape/portrait direction. This makes it possible to change up your cards a bit and makes them maybe a little more flexible to what stamp images or embellishments you may want to add to the card.
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