As a paper-crafter, we all have paper scraps lying somewhere in your craft room. I have a few small stash of them and never seem to use them after putting them aside. The Paper Scraps Challenge over Moxie Fab World really prompted me to examine them with fresh eyes!
I have a few negative flower diecut from previous projects. So I utilized the Basic Grey Paper (Piccadilly and Hello Luscious) and cut them into strips, arrange them to create the flowers.
The sentiment is from SRM Stickers. They work so well with the ribbons.
Add a text stamp and two buttons-voila! I am happy to see the result! Hope you have a great day!
40 comments:
LOVE this, Virginia! Perfect idea for those itty-bitty pieces that I always save :) Love the button centres, and the stems!
Cute, cute, cute! Love how you used the paper scraps! You've inspired me to use some of my scraps. :)
very cute Virginia! I love those flowers :)
Oh my, you've done it again! I seriously don't think there is a thing you do that I don't just LOVE!!! I adore these flowers! So smart and clean and colorful! You nail every detail every time, Virginia! Love love love!!!
I love these two flowers so much. thanks for sharing this great idea,
valentina
Absolutely FABULOUS! LOOOOOVE those flowers!
FAB card. Love the use of negative die cuts with the paper scraps placed behind.
Love the way you have used the negative flower die cuts to create this card and the way you have used your paper scraps.
Love these what a great idea
Really pretty flowers Virginia, what a fun way to use up your scraps!!
Virginia, I love how the flowers look they are reaching for the sun...the angles you created with the scraps are gorgeous!
love the negative die and colorful paper underneath. Such a happy card.have a great day, Virginia.
What a really great idea! LOVE those flowers.
Absolute stunning use of scraps! :> Truly love it! :> Great papers and I love the newspaper background on the side! :>
Beautiful cards made with paper scraps!! Those flowers are so bright and pretty!
Virginia you're a genius!! You'd never know they were scraps (except that you told us :)
what a great card x
love how you used your scraps on the flowers...this card is just too cute..
I love the paper piecing work you have done with this card. You have a great blog!
Such a cool card! Love the colors. And wow on using the newsprint texture!
So cute! Love the stems!!! And the sweet button in the middle!
Lisa
This is a fantastic idea! I have a few die cut negative space papers that I have been wanting to use, but wasn't sure what to do with. This will also work well with butterflies and hearts. I am excited to try it! Thank you for the inspiration! :)
What a cute card. U've just given me an idea on how i can use my cuttlebug!
Just love your flower windows, Virginia - great patterns behind them too!
Such a pretty card! And you are so good at adding those perfect little details, like the strip of text stamping. :)
So cheerful and sweet, Virginia!
Stunning way of using up your scraps Virginia! I am also challenging myself to get them off my desk by using them as soon as possible!
Bright, sunny card! Using scraps and the negative space is very cool :)
Absolutely gorgeous Virginia!! Love how you used the scraps and the negative die cuts! Such a gorgeous happy card :)
You really do have a GENIUS mind, Virginia! LOVE your card and your idea!! Love, Karen
Love this one!
Hey Virginia! Thanks for linking this up to the Paper Scraps Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
I love this. Love the flowers.
So darn cute. Such happy a happy card.
Hugs~
I love these die cut flowers! It's the ultimate recycling - so pretty! Love the strips of paper behind the flowers too! Awesome layout! Fun, Fun, Fun!!!
Great idea to use the negative portion of the die--so creative!
Awesome idea! Your results are always amazing! Love it!
What a great use of the negative space. The strips of pp are lovely.
these flowers are too fun! beautiful use of the scraps, too! super card, V!!
Cute. Love these.
Such a good use for scraps, I have so many and I feel bad throwing them out!!
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