Do you know "seven of a kind"?

Hello English speaking scrappers,

in German-speaking countries there are the so-called "seven of a kind" and "eight of a kind" or "Septuplets" and "Octuplets" (in German: Siebenlinge/ Achtlinge). Do you know something like that too?
You take 5 different PPs in 12x12" and cut them up according to the specifications. Then you put them together according to the sketches in 7 or 8 layouts and design them.
I really enjoy it and it is very easy to create the layouts. It's kind of like "one-sheet wonder" for cards.

Do you know that and if so, what is it called?

Here you can see seven of a kind that I once designed: https://steffieshexenhaus.blogspot.c...-workshop.html

Thanks for your help and answers.

Hi Steffie, I can't help but just had to say your English is amazing.:) No doubt someone else who does more scrapbooking than I do will be along shortly to help. I know lots of people do love to use sketches so they will probably know what you mean.

Since I couldn't find any English challenges like that, I translated my challenge.
You can find it here: https://steffieshexenhaus.blogspot.c...e-english.html

I wanted to post it here in the forum, but I can only include 5 photos, but that's not enough. Therefore I refer to my blog.
I would be very happy if anyone of you tried this challenge out and linked it so that I can see the layouts.

Hi Steffie.
I’ve never heard of Seven of a kind, Looks a great idea. It’s interesting to see how our styles have changed over the years :)
I have a Creating Keepsakes book from many years ago, with a similar idea ,
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it shows how to cut 5 or 6 sheets of card/paper to make several layouts, I made a few from it.

This looks like an interesting idea/challenge to stash bash and get the mojo flowing.....I think I'll give it a try..........

Thank you for posting it - I hope you will become an active member here and share your work in our gallery too