Sheetwork Studio Templates

 3/8-3/8x8.5in

3/8-3/8x8.5in

Basic Hero33 Tube Layout

Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Sheet ID: s383822
Day Added: August 26 2026
Made For: Sheetworks Studio

This template creates a basic strip‑sheet with paper bead strips arranged on top of a single full‑sheet background. The background can be customized with any image, pattern, or solid color, and each strip can also be decorated individually. This layout supports all strip shapes and lengths while keeping the background and strip styling fully flexible.

The Hero Section is the final part of the strip that becomes the outside of the bead.It's the portion that shows the main color, pattern, or feature once the bead is fully rolled. When you roll the strip, the Hero Section wraps last, creating the visible surface of the bead. Use this section to highlight the strongest part of the design - the part you want to be seen.


Download the ZIP file and leave it exactly as it is. Do not unzip or rename it. Open Sheetworks Studio and choose File → Import New Template. The app will install the template automatically. Please note: Importing templates in Sheetworks Studio requires a purchased registration number. With one single purchase, you can download and import as many templates as you want — no additional fees, no in‑app charges.


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Random Quick Tip!

Pillow Form Stuffing
I like to make pillow forms with tiny scraps from my sewing. I keep every single little scrap of fabric, batting and thread. If the fabric is too small for even a scrap quilt or applique project, I throw it into a small bucket and when the bucket is full, I dump it into an old pillowcase. When I need stuffing for a pillow form, I can use it in that pillow form along with polyester Fiber Fill. It adds weight and you can fill the corners with the polyester fiberfill since that is easier to pack into the corners.