Random/Past Sheetload of Cards - share here :)

So I found on my project cart the August 2020 printout and a pile of parts. Came back to this thread and realized that, yes, I had started that project and gotten frustrated.

I managed to finish half a sheetload of the original project and another 3 4x6 cards riffing on the sketch. All will go to Cards for Cubs in March.

I’m pretty sure that’s December 2023 BTW.

I made some St. Patrick’s Day cards using the September 2023 sheet load.

Meant to add that i also created a SLoC spreadsheet of month/year, # PP, size PP, #/amt colored card stock, # base card stock amt, card yield, and card size.

I am willing to share, but it’s in MacOS/Numbers, so I’m not sure exactly how to render it more generally accessible.

And another, this time roughly based on Nov '20:



This was another 6x6 PP sketch with a half-inch border all the way around, but there was over an inch of extra PP, so I decided to stretch the height. Only managed to assemble half of 'em "correctly"! I'd heard you could color embellishments with alcohol markers, but had never tried it. The flowers were leftover from a CS kit.

Thanks!

I might have gone looking for 6x6 sketches.

My summer Pea exchange cards. I swore I was going to remember which old SLOC sketches they were, but of course I didn't.




I was very happy to find two different sketches with sentiment blocks of similar size.

Thanks!

My summer cards were (assuming I was actually able to retain the info through 3 doorways as I traveled from craft room to computer) March 2020 and special Feb 23 Card Makers Success Summit.

i have been looking into the older sheet loads and I'm totally fascinated. The YouTube series started June 2019; those first three were all cut each patterned paper a different way (so one pattern was all of the PP-1 pieces, another was all of the PP-2 pieces, etc). September 2019 was a back-to-school break. October 2019 was the first one that had one PP cutting guide that cut all the different sizes needed from each paper. So, what I think of as the way SLoC has always been was an innovation a few months in.

I've been sorting through my CS stuff and found some papers I intended to make into a random SLoC, but the July 19 one seems particularly perfect for my PPs!