Hello all,
I am sure many of us on here have scrapbook supplies and no intention of actually scrapbooking. I know I am guilty of this. I tend to find excellent deals for supplies at my local Ollie's and TJ Maxx/Marshalls stores. But what to do with the pieces of this and that included in some of the packs?
Here are some collaged envelopes that I made using the bits from a scrapbooking kit and strips from a tear off pad. I like the look of the raw paper against the white and also the perfect pieces from the scrapbooking die cuts. It gives it a shabby chic look but with more color than that style is typically known for.
I am sure you could do the same along edges of big sheets of paper to create matching stationery. Just throwing out ideas!
Hope this finds you all happy and creating lots!
-Becky
I am sure many of us on here have scrapbook supplies and no intention of actually scrapbooking. I know I am guilty of this. I tend to find excellent deals for supplies at my local Ollie's and TJ Maxx/Marshalls stores. But what to do with the pieces of this and that included in some of the packs?
Here are some collaged envelopes that I made using the bits from a scrapbooking kit and strips from a tear off pad. I like the look of the raw paper against the white and also the perfect pieces from the scrapbooking die cuts. It gives it a shabby chic look but with more color than that style is typically known for.
I am sure you could do the same along edges of big sheets of paper to create matching stationery. Just throwing out ideas!
Hope this finds you all happy and creating lots!
-Becky
oooh, I like the idea of scraps on the edges of stationery...
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