Being the crafters that we are none of us like to waste stuff that we have in our craft space.
Whatever it is from die cut shapes to flowers we may have made to bits of left over card and papers that are lying on our work tops.
So this video will show you how I made good use of those left over bits and turned them into cards that I can send for any occasion throughout the year.
I had some double sided sticky sheets and I used up all the strips I cut from left over card.
I thought I might get five cards from them but I ended up with nine different styles in different sizes and on those I added any stray sentiments that I have left over too.
The cards can suit anyone that may need a greeting of some sort, if only to say thank you.
And they are handy to keep on one side for that unexpected situation when you are suddenly asked to produce a card for some one.
You can dress them up as you like depending on your recipient. Just have fun making them in all different colours.
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
Great cards, looking forward to watching your video later.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Some brilliant ideas Christina. Love them all. Karen Holmes
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful cards l love your new blogger look xx
ReplyDeleteA great set of cards and very useful video. Thank you.xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Using up those scraps is definitely a good thing!
ReplyDeleteFrom scap to art...beautiful
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely cards and all from scraps!!! Many thanks for passing on this wonderful idea xxxx Lyn
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas how to use your scraps xx
ReplyDeleteNice and easy cards but still very effective, love both and helpful video. Thanks Christina Diana Lawton xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina
ReplyDeleteI love this great idea and think it would be very effective for male cards using the appropriate colours. Thank you for sharing this brilliant idea. Love the cards you made
Hugs and best wishes
Jenny C xxx
Hello Christina
ReplyDeleteI so need to use up scraps - they collect so quickly - and these examples are a great idea. Gorgeous end results. Thank you for the video too - such clear instructions always.
Kind regards Ethne