Now that the holidays are over, I think it’s time for me to disappear another 6×6 paper pad. I’ll be doing a series of blog posts while I use my 6×6 Paper Pad Tutorial. I decided to use a paper pad by Lily Bee Designs called Buttercup. I generally use 24 double-sided paper, but thought I’d do something different this time. The colors in this paper pad are just lovely, but will still work for some gender neutral cards.

The first sketch I chose is Reverse Confetti #32. I do not design the sketches, but I do figure out  measurements for A2 size cards.

I made a total of 3 similar cards using this sketch. 

Sketch – Reverse Confetti #32

Paper – Lily Bee Designs – Buttercup

Stitched circle die cut – Lil Inker Designs

Scalloped circle die cut – Spellbinders

Stamp – Paper Smooches

Embossing folder – Darice

Ink – Memento

Pearl Pen – Viva Decor

Thanks for visiting my blog today!

*Card sketch image used with permission.

11 Replies to “6×6 Blog Post Series – Part One”

  • Thank you, Tricia! I still don't have any specific organization where I send my cards. I make far less cards now that OWH is closed. I do donate many cards to my church though. They've always sent out store bought cards. But now, they only use my handmade ones.

  • I am really excited that I've discovered your blog. I have loads of 6×6 pads to use up. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  • I LOVE your 6×6 pad tutorials! I've started one, but it takes me quite a lot of maneuvering to get chunks of time to work on it. I am having trouble with the "wasted" paper under some of the layers, especially the centers of matting papers. Help me rationalize not punching something out of them first 🙂

  • I have done the 6×6 challenge several times now – I love it. I watch your videos often for inspiration….i seriously love the challenge of using up the entire paper pack. The most cards I have done is 32 from a pack.

  • I'm a stay at home mom of 2 kiddos. So, I work on cards when I have a chance. As far as the "wasted" paper, I look around my craft room and see sooooo much paper, I guess it doesn't really bother me. Although, I do sometimes cut the layer for my circle die cuts using the background layer piece. Especially if I'm running low on a particular color.

  • Thank you, Sue! I'm glad I can provide some card inspiration for you. I think the most cards I have made using a 24-sheet 6×6 paper pad, is 37 or 38. Although, my end goal isn't to make as many cards as possible. I just feel the need to use one paper pad until it's all gone. (My little OCD in card-making.)

  • Thank you so much for your reply, I appreciate that you took the time to answer me! I totally understand that once-over of the craft room moment….Maybe I should try to get through this one paper pad your way first, then see if I even need to make changes. Off to buy a large pack of black matting paper!! Thank you again, Kristie!

  • Thank you for this sketch with measurements! It was very helpful when I was looking for inspiration to create with round sentiment stamps. I have my cards up on my blog: nursiebethsbeauties.blogspot.com/2019/03/thinking-of-you-cards.html
    Have a great day!

  • You are very welcome, Beth. I'm always happy to share the sketch measurements with fellow crafters. 🙂
    I love using round sentiment stamps. I wish more companies made sets with them. I'll make sure to check out your blog. 🙂

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