Crafty Remnants

The newest challenge at Shopping Our Stash is to create a card with some of those Crafty Remnants that are scattered about your craft table.  In my case, they are all in a little box where I store them (something new I started … I used to throw many of them away).

 

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Here's the pile I accumulated from the scrap box on my table and multiple other things I had piled about on my table.  Much of what I ultimately used is buried underneath … you can see one of the digital tags peeking out of the top and the man's top hat in the bottom right.

 

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I started with a digital tag that I received as a gift with purchase.  Next I attached a torn piece of my gold asemic writing that I made for my Collage Class.

 

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On top of that I positioned a detail cut lily and butterflies from another freebie page I've had for some time.  I decided to use a kraft card base, and as I positioned the tag on the card, I added a gold glitter circle and a tiny scrap of fabric from the scrap pile.

As I was playing around with pieces from my pile to decide how to finish the card, I tried this top hat man that had also been included with an order … I thought the contrast in size was fun.  Is the many really small … or the lily extremely big.  You decide.

The final touch was a snip of leftover AA&LL Create Poets washi tape I had attached to the brim of the box together with a leftover sticker sentiment.  

I love the final whimsical design and how I pushed me out of my box to use some of these saved items from my studio table.  We hope you'll have the same fun and join us.

1 thought on “Crafty Remnants”

  1. So many great elements!! I love love love the silhouette layered on the flowers!! Way to go shopping you work space…those left over pieces created a beautiful card. It is sure to give inspiration to those who decide to play along with our “crafty remnant” challenge over at Shopping Our Stash!! #SOS540

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