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The video below shows how to use leftover paper scraps in 3 different unique ways. I have also included a link to my shop for some of the stamp sets and other tools I used to create these cards.
Enjoy
- Mark a pencil line as a guide for your sentiment on a Very Vanilla or White card layer 3 – 3/4″ x 5″
- Stamp sentiment in the
center of your card base - Tape leftover paper scraps in strips of 1/2″ to 3/4″ wide scraps using the pencil line as a guide
- Trim scraps that hang off the edge
- Adhere scrap layer to a coordinating cardstock 4″ x 5 – 1/4″
- Glue cardstock layer to card base 8 – 1/2″ x 5 – 1/2″
scorded at 4 – 1/4″
- Take 8 1/2″ wide strips of leftover paper scraps and snip flagtails at the end of each one
- Tape them at
ramdom lengths on the right side of your base card - Stamp sentiment on a strip of cardstock 1-3/4″ by 5″ and snip flagtail at bottom of
strip - Tie twine at the top of cardstock strip and add wooden elements with glue dots
- Attach strip with dimensionals
- Cut 7 1″ squares from wood grain leftover paper scraps
- and cut 7 1 – 1/4″ squares from coordinating cardstock scraps
- Corner round punch each square on two corners opposite from each other
- Tape all 7 1″ squares to the 1 – 1/4″ squares
- Attach all 7 with dimensionals as shown on the picture above
- Stamp sentiment where the missing square is
- Finish with gold pearls
Looking for more Masculine card ideas? Check out my post Watercolor Cowboy Boots
If you like these cards and would like to make them yourself but need some materials to do so, click on the links below
Supplies other than paper I used on these cards – links lead to my store
Product ListThanks for stopping by. I always appreciate hearing from you. Let me know if you ever have any questions or suggestions.
kristina@creatingwithkristina.com
I hope you have a beautiful and creative day.
FLORENCE JOHNSON says
fun way to use scraps, thank you
FLORENCE JOHNSON says
fun way to use scraps, thank you
Carol says
Nice cards, will be making them. I would love a catalog.
Kristina Rees says
I sent you an email.
Carol says
Nice cards, will be making them. I would love a catalog.
Kristina Rees says
I sent you an email.
Lorrie Ludwick says
I learned 3 awesome tips.
1). How to cut the flag tail.
2). Making a bow using self-locking tweezers
3). Holding small pieces on sticky note for corner punch
Wow! Thank you.
Kristina Rees says
I’m so glad you are finding my videos have value for you. If there are card making topics you would like me cover, let me know and I’ll do my best to make that happen.
Thanks again for you kind words.
Kristina
Jana Murray says
Great ideas!
Nicki Boyle says
Me as well!! Thank you Kristina
Lorrie Ludwick says
I learned 3 awesome tips.
1). How to cut the flag tail.
2). Making a bow using self-locking tweezers
3). Holding small pieces on sticky note for corner punch
Wow! Thank you.
Kristina Rees says
I’m so glad you are finding my videos have value for you. If there are card making topics you would like me cover, let me know and I’ll do my best to make that happen.
Thanks again for you kind words.
Kristina
Jana Murray says
Great ideas!
Lynda Stitchell says
Loved the masculine card. I usually scratch my head to think of something. Especially when they are not sport minded. I love using up all my scraps. Lynda
Lynda Stitchell says
Loved the masculine card. I usually scratch my head to think of something. Especially when they are not sport minded. I love using up all my scraps. Lynda
Ginger says
Would love to receive your weekly emails. I will soon be trying all three of your cards using leftover scraps…..
Joan says
Very creative. Thank you for sharing.
Jennifer says
Love this!!!
Laurie says
What fun ways to use leftover papers to make fun and beautiful cards. I enjoyed your post.
Kristina says
Thank you. I’m so glad you like ideas.