Quite Curvy Bundle meets leftover hearts!

How do you feel about leftovers? I mean you either love them or hate them, right? As long as it is something I love like pizza, shrimp, chicken kabobs or anything Chinese I am happy OK with leftovers.

However, when it comes to my crafts, I think leftovers are awesome, especially cardstock. I save most of my scraps and have them organized by color. Do you save your scraps? What do you do with your scraps? Leave me a comment about how you feel about your crafting leftovers and if/or how you store your cardstock scraps and you would be the next winner.

Last week, we had a comment challenge about favorite go-to colors and let’s give it up for Sarah C. who will be getting a pack of Stampin’ Dimensionals…..her favorite go-to colors are Cherry Cobbler and Pool Party! Congrats Sarah!!!

This week’s comment challenge is all about leftovers, yup, crafting leftovers, so again leave me a comment on how you feel about your crafting leftovers and if/or how you store your cardstock scraps and you could be the next winner.

This week, I will be giving away a pack of the NEW Resin Hearts Embellishments from the JJ2021 Spring catalog. Please leave your comment before midnight on Saturday 2/14.

And now the card created from leftovers! If you missed the original card post, CLICK HERE!

Begin with a Basic Cherry Cobbler card base that measures 5 ½ x 8 ½”, score at 4 ¼”.
Using the leftover Flower and Field Designer Series Paper, cut or punch a few more hearts from the designer series paper. (This will all depend on the heart shapes of your choice.) Attach this to the leftover curvy piece of Flirty Flamingo cardstock.
On the left side of your card front attach a 2 ¼ x 5 ¼” piece of Basic White cardstock.
To the right side of the card, attach the Flirty Flamingo and Flower and Field DSP panel created from the leftovers.
Using the Stamparatus, stamp the sentiment from the Quite Curvy Bundle along the curve in Cherry Cobbler ink.
Add one of the hearts cut from the Flower and Field Designer Series paper pack and add some gold metallic pearls.

For the inside cut a 4 x 5 ¼” piece of White cardstock and layer on the inside.
Attach a few more leftover hearts from the Flower and Field Designer Series Paper pack to the top and bottom of the white panel.
Add a sentiment of your choice, or leave it blank as in the sample picture above.

This is the last month to order this amazing Flower and Field Designer Series Paper pack. It is FREE with a $50 order. Don’t forget to use the current host code: ZDHDYH2D

Also, don’t forget to enter a comment for your chance to win the Resin Hearts Embellishments. Winner will be announced next Monday!

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Mary Steinau

February 8, 2021 at 8:08 am

Cute card!
Where I keep my paper scraps is complicated. Small dsp scraps are in a wallet folder. Larger ones go back in the package with the remaining paper. I store card stock in folders by group – brights, etc. – and scraps go in the front of each folder. Some die cut shapes go in the related stamp case in the sleeve, and I have a stamp case for those, too. A very few go with the dies, tucked between the die and magnet. Smaller white, vanilla, black scraps are tossed in a basket I keep handy.