My class this week at SCS is all about using up your scraps. EVERY ONE of us has scraps! I have four rooms of scraps in my house and feel bad about throwing anything away. This first card simply uses 3 scalloped pieces of cardstock in coordinating colors, as well as a fourth piece for the envelope. I cut the squares on my Cricut and punched the envelope out. I really like the way this turned out - just imagine the possibilities!!
The second card uses 4 squares of coordinating paper matted on cardstock. I punched the butterfly with the Martha Stewart butterfly punch and then covered it with CTMH glitter gel - it is so easy to work with and leaves a beautiful finish to your artwork.
This card uses 8 circles of double sided paper (CTMH of course!) folded to make a flower - easy to do! Again, I cut all the circles on my Cricut.
One of the ladies in my class requested a "Get Well" Card - hope she likes this one. It's really hard to see the embossing on all the white cardstock but I used a new embossing folder by Sizzix to criss-cross the paper. And I used 130# white cardstock so the embossing is really, really deep - looks great in person.
My class this week at SCS is all about using up your scraps. EVERY ONE of us has scraps! I have four rooms of scraps in my house and feel bad about throwing anything away. This first card simply uses 3 scalloped pieces of cardstock in coordinating colors, as well as a fourth piece for the envelope. I cut the squares on my Cricut and punched the envelope out. I really like the way this turned out - just imagine the possibilities!!
The second card uses 4 squares of coordinating paper matted on cardstock. I punched the butterfly with the Martha Stewart butterfly punch and then covered it with CTMH glitter gel - it is so easy to work with and leaves a beautiful finish to your artwork. 
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