I could just keep going with trying to use up some of my
scraps and would be doing so for the rest of the year
closes in a few days so...
This is the last one.
This one was a bit fiddly. My patchwork sister
would have had this done in no time.
As you can see here - quite a few more scraps
than my last 2 cards.
I just made a patchwork type layout and added a
Repeat Impression Butterfly (108F)
touched up with Wink of Stella.
Used a hole punch for the trail.
My sentiment is also from
Repeat Impression - Hello Stamp Set.
Added the big Hello to the inside.
***
So that is it for this super Challenge
from Rock Star Joy.
Thanks for dropping in.
This is the last one.
This one was a bit fiddly. My patchwork sister
would have had this done in no time.
As you can see here - quite a few more scraps
than my last 2 cards.
I just made a patchwork type layout and added a
Repeat Impression Butterfly (108F)
touched up with Wink of Stella.
Used a hole punch for the trail.
My sentiment is also from
Repeat Impression - Hello Stamp Set.
Added the big Hello to the inside.
***
So that is it for this super Challenge
from Rock Star Joy.
Thanks for dropping in.
5 comments:
I LOVE the papers you chose, they go so well together. This looks like so much fun!!! Great design too, really lovely card!!
Another fabulous creation for this week's challenge at The House! You must have made quite a dent in your scrap pile!!! Way to go, SS. Thanks for playing along.
Ina, you sure know how to make scraps look like gorgeous works of art. I love the background you created with them. It is beautiful! And so is the rest of the card.
Wonderful quilt pattern.This is such a greatway to use your scraps. Love the way you kept the white space for the butterfly.
This is my favorite way to use up scraps. (As you could probably tell from my inspiration card for the challenge) It's absolutely perfect for those bits of beautiful paper that are just too big to throw away, but too small to really do anything with. Love the patterns and colors you used. Thanks for playing with The House That Stamps Built (sorry I'm so late in commenting).
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