Mix and match and added sewing

Another way to use up all the snippets and cut-outs which need to find a home. The added feature to this card is sewing, which I love to do on paper, rather than fabric.

Love making these puzzles!
Jacqueline

Magazine cover grid-mail

Changing the source, but still the same style, I have been playing with old magazine covers and punching out inchies to create these cards.

The backdrop for this card is from an old book, so definately recycled!

The backdrop for this card is a very old French music book which was in a book bin.

Running out of magazine covers so these might be a limited edition.

Jacqueline

A die-cut Grid

I love this die-cut grid. There are so many possibilities with it.

I think the card explains itself.
Have a lovely day!
Jacqueline

Mixed-grid

Time to use up the scraps again. This time I pulled out the tiny square punch-outs and the bigger square punch outs to pull this together in a die-cut grid... which has become a favorite. Before I empty the paper bin I see if there is anything my punches can salvage. Then I put them into a tiny plastic chest of drawers to use at a later time, like today.

It is so satisfying to recycle and find a home for every piece of paper!

Jacqueline

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A die-cut grid

It's taken five months for a new post.... but I have been inspired with a die-cut I found which really suits the style I love.

 As I am now the owner of a cuttlebug, it opens a new dimension of crafting.

I am so pleased to be using up some more papers from the everlasting pile. Actually my pile always get used in one way or another.

This is the second one and I used the diecut the other way around. In total there are four ways to use it... and I die-cut it on an old sheet of paper from a Nature Book. So not only can I use bits and pieces of loose paper, I don't even have to use card-stock for the template.

This is another combination, using a Bible verse.

For those who have asked, this is the diecut and I bought it from WISH in China.

Jacqueline