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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Black Cat Scraps-More Recycled Cards (8)

More recycled card Ideas!!

Recycled Cards - turn last years cards into something new! Created by you...

For these two I felt that the card front was very pretty and wanted to add little to it. Ribbon seemed to be the most appropriate. I did, however, Stamp a sentiment inside both cards as to give it a more crated personal look.



The tag has a stopper on the bottom of it so when the tag is pulled out it will stop so it will not come completely out.




     Here is what the card looks like if it is allowed to free stand, the vellum doesn't press up against the winter forest background. I also chose to have the frame of the card front to not be attached to the vellum so that the vellum could show off its full effect without having the frame in the way all the time. I feel it adds interest to the card as well. 



The bow that I added was wrapped around the frame of the card front.

I used a inside sentiment from on of the cards I recycled that had not been written in and cut out the "Wishing you..." phrase to cover up the tag on the inside of the card that shows through the vellum from the front.
I stamped with a holly stamp from Inkadinkado Warm Holiday Wishes

This video is featured on youtube watch it here or check out the entire channel for several hand crafted cards and ideas


Recycle Reuse Reduce

Supplies used
Recycled card fronts
Cardstock- white, dark green (Recollections)
Papers- Vellum
Stamps- Inkadinkado
Ink- StazOn Black
Adhesives- Tombow mono permanent, Aleene's craft glue
Odd ends supplies- green string from friendship bracelet kit
Tools- ruler, X-Acto knife, paper trimmer, scissors
Red glitter glue
Red ribbon 1/8" (Offray)
Essential Oil - Christmas Spirit E.O. (Young Living)
 to learn more visit http://www.youngliving.com/essential-oil-blends/Christmas-Spirit
To order this essential oil visit https://www.youngliving.org/alliekat


A few recycled card fronts from a previous years collection were cut off of at the fold and then reattached to the front of a new clean cardstock.

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