Happy Tuesday! I've been happily cruising the Web looking for different ways to incorporate scraps into my cards. There's so many great ideas out there! Love it! Anyhoo...I thought, why not share some of these ideas with you? So I saved images and copied locations for you to see them. Just want to warn you...there's quite a few...I had to limit myself! Enjoy! Cute little Baby Card, eh? This one can be found on Pinterest. It was originally posted in a special category in Splitcoast Stampers, which I do not have access to. My apologies to the original artist! These super adorable candles were found at Christina's Creative Keepsakes I absolutely LOVE this idea!! You could use a different shape as well. It reminds me of M.C.Eschers' work. If you don't know who he is, look him up...incredible artist!! This piece was done by Jill at Word Play Word Work. Interesting blog! Simple but effective, a stack of books! See Joan at Joan's Daily Stampede for more fun images! Here's an interesting way to use circle scraps! This one was created by Alison from Stretch N Bubbles. Many of you will be familiar with her through Free Digital Stamps! :) Clean, simple and beautiful! Connie, from Constantly Stamping whipped up this little sweetheart of a card! This card called You Make Life Sweet, was done by Beth at Ain't She Crafty. It incorporates some really unusual patterns very well! Here's another flag idea done a bit differently. This one was done by Nancy at I Stamp. I love the clean, crisp look! This one I love, love, love! How fun would this one be to make? This 'Miss You' flower petal card was done by Val at Two Peas in a Bucket. (unfortunately I couldn't find her blog). Love the stitching on this one too! I picked this heart card because the scraps are in the background peeking through the punch outs. I've seen this idea done a few different ways effectively. These cards were made by Jinny at Jinny Newlin. Another heart card, but this time they've been stitched onto the card in rows. Love it! Check out Moxie Fab World and see what else they're making! I thought this one was quite original because of the shape of the card. Very cute! Done by Danielle at LilyBee Design. I think the grey background really made this card pop! Here's some more circles done a different way! You could use patterns on this too. This card was made by Lisa at I'm in Haven. I'm not sure what you'd call these shapes, but how cute! What a wonderful way to use up scraps! This card was also done by Nancy at I Stamp. I included this card because it's a good way to use up scraps, but you could use any edge punch and have a new look. You could go shorter and longer, etc. This card was found on Etsy's Rainy Day Color Shop. Last, but certainly NOT least!! I know you have a flower punch...doesn't everyone? If you don't, you should! What a cute idea this is. I actually had something similar in mind for something else I'll be making soon. Anyway, this one was made by Ruth at Flower Sparkle! So bright and cheery! I also love the idea of weaving paper to make a background...and how fun would a chevron background be made with different scraps? One reason I love looking around is because I find so many great bloggers out there! There are a few here that I'll definitely be going back to and looking over their blogs soon. Many of these paper artists are new to me too! Have a nice day! Carmen "In all things be thankful, for this is the will of God for you." 1 Thess. 5:18

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Happy Tuesday! I've been happily cruising the Web looking for different ways to incorporate scraps into my cards. There's so many great ideas out there! Love it! Anyhoo...I thought, why not share some of these ideas with you? So I saved images and copied locations for you to see them. Just want to warn you...there's quite a few...I had to limit myself! Enjoy! Cute little Baby Card, eh? This one can be found on Pinterest. It was originally posted in a special category in Splitcoast Stampers, which I do not have access to. My apologies to the original artist! These super adorable candles were found at Christina's Creative Keepsakes I absolutely LOVE this idea!! You could use a different shape as well. It reminds me of M.C.Eschers' work. If you don't know who he is, look him up...incredible artist!! This piece was done by Jill at Word Play Word Work. Interesting blog! Simple but effective, a stack of books! See Joan at Joan's Daily Stampede for more fun images! Here's an interesting way to use circle scraps! This one was created by Alison from Stretch N Bubbles. Many of you will be familiar with her through Free Digital Stamps! :) Clean, simple and beautiful! Connie, from Constantly Stamping whipped up this little sweetheart of a card! This card called You Make Life Sweet, was done by Beth at Ain't She Crafty. It incorporates some really unusual patterns very well! Here's another flag idea done a bit differently. This one was done by Nancy at I Stamp. I love the clean, crisp look! This one I love, love, love! How fun would this one be to make? This 'Miss You' flower petal card was done by Val at Two Peas in a Bucket. (unfortunately I couldn't find her blog). Love the stitching on this one too! I picked this heart card because the scraps are in the background peeking through the punch outs. I've seen this idea done a few different ways effectively. These cards were made by Jinny at Jinny Newlin. Another heart card, but this time they've been stitched onto the card in rows. Love it! Check out Moxie Fab World and see what else they're making! I thought this one was quite original because of the shape of the card. Very cute! Done by Danielle at LilyBee Design. I think the grey background really made this card pop! Here's some more circles done a different way! You could use patterns on this too. This card was made by Lisa at I'm in Haven. I'm not sure what you'd call these shapes, but how cute! What a wonderful way to use up scraps! This card was also done by Nancy at I Stamp. I included this card because it's a good way to use up scraps, but you could use any edge punch and have a new look. You could go shorter and longer, etc. This card was found on Etsy's Rainy Day Color Shop. Last, but certainly NOT least!! I know you have a flower punch...doesn't everyone? If you don't, you should! What a cute idea this is. I actually had something similar in mind for something else I'll be making soon. Anyway, this one was made by Ruth at Flower Sparkle! So bright and cheery! I also love the idea of weaving paper to make a background...and how fun would a chevron background be made with different scraps? One reason I love looking around is because I find so many great bloggers out there! There are a few here that I'll definitely be going back to and looking over their blogs soon. Many of these paper artists are new to me too! Have a nice day! Carmen "In all things be thankful, for this is the will of God for you." 1 Thess. 5:18

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Have you ever wondered what to do with all those fabric scraps and offcuts? Not the pieces but the scraggly slithers that appear to have no purpose? Well, how about turning them into your own textu…

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

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Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Stars 'n Stripes 'n Scraps Quilt (queen size--just finished Sun 3/13/16) Answering the question--what to do with all those lovely fa...

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Hi all! Ever wondered what to do with all those negatives and all the little pieces of chipboard? As a huge fan of all the chippies, I save ALL the leftovers, the negatives and even all the smallest pieces! Today I want to share three different ways featuring those leftovers: Two canvases and a card. I made a tutorial of this canvas. All you need for this canvas is: All kind of negatives and little bits of chipboard Some Imaginarium letters Glimmermist Paper Gesso Paint Mod podge Some flowers Beads Let's start with the tutorial: Randomly glue down some paper of your choice with Mod Podge. Here I used the Engraver paper collection from Prima. Add some of the leftovers and negatives. Give it all a coat of gesso. Don't let all the color and paint scare you! Tone it down with gesso. Mmmm....maybe a bit more gesso? Yes...this is what I had in mind! Some details: As a final touch I added some letters, a few flowers and some beads. For this second canvas I didn't use the colors but added lots of flowers! Some details: Products used: Prima Engraver collection Prima flowers Prima art tiles Tim Holtz metal label gesso mod podge tulle buttons My last project is this card where I used the negative of the 9 cogs on Board and a small piece of the Cross Hatch. Other products used: Glimmermist Gesso Prima: clock black and white pen Rayher: brads Hope you all enjoyed the tutorial and my projects! Enjoy your day! Ingrid xxx

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

You'll love these brilliant ideas for using up those little bits of yarn leftover from your crochet projects!

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

I get asked fairly often what I do with all the quilts I make - do you? In fact, I got asked twice this last weekend. There's really a very simple answer. I USE THEM - In my home, they hang on walls,

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

I know we're all guilty of collecting those pretty paper scraps. So now what do we do with them? Give this quick card layout using paper scraps a try! This card layout is perfect for using those paper scraps lying around and for showing all sides of Designer Series Paper. This card layout is perfect for everyone - use the scraps and show all sides of your favorite papers!

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

Here are more than a hundred of cute ideas and projects on what to do with the leftover scrap fabric you have at home.

You'll love these brilliant ideas for using up those little bits of yarn leftover from your crochet projects!

When creating this second patchwork technique, I collected a bunch of oddly shaped scraps. I didn’t want to use the rectangles and squares method, so I decided to play with the circular shapes and arcs I found on my scraps. Since circles aren’t exactly easy to stitch, I had to make a few paper templ