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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Black Cat Scraps-Recycled Cards Holiday series (card 6)

It is always good to recycle, and it is even better when what you recycle looks so pretty! My grandmother would support me in my internet business if she knew how to work the computer better, however she is super helpful by saving all of the gift wrapping paper and holiday cards that charities send out with asking for donations. She also saves all of the holiday cards she get from friends in family and gives them to me. It has only been recently that I have started to get Christmas and Holiday cards in the mail of my own, so I too get to save some. It often helps to a have a few cards to choose from when making a recycled card. You get a wider opportunity of inspiration when you have more to choose from. I have a stack of at least 100 different card fronts to use, therefore I have a lot of cards I can recycle!!! That is what I plan to use for my holiday cards.

Supplies used.
(all three of these cards supplies combined)
Cardstocks-Light blue 5 1/2" x 5 1/2", white 5" x7", red 5" x 7" (Recollections)
Light blue glitter paper (American Crafts)
Ribbon 1/4" (Offray)
Embossing Powder- American Crafts
Ink- watermark pen (Versa Mark)

String-red
Red heart cut out from Cricket Expression
Essential Oil - Christmas Spirit E.O. (Young Living)
 to learn more visit http://www.youngliving.com/essential-oil-blends/Christmas-Spirit
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Glitter glue-Red
scotch tape, Tombow Mono Permanent Adhesive
3 recycled holiday card fronts
 score board/cutting mat (Martha Stewart)


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I wish you could smell these cards. They are so pleasant and appealing!






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