Sparkly Leftovers

 Make your own background using strips of leftover designer series paper. Embellish it with leftover Paper Pumpkin bits. I do hate to throw out leftovers, especially if they are still good! I did cut them all down to be the same size. What do you think? Are you going to give it a try?

Sparkly Leftovers

Stamps:

   Unknown Clear Stamp 

Paper:

   Rose Red A-2

   Leftover DSP 1/2 x 5-1/4 (8)

   Whisper White 5-1/4 x 4

   Leftover Paper Pumpkin Tag 

Ink:

   Basic Black

   Pear Pizzazz

Technique:

   Sponging

Accessories:

   Paper Pumpkin Leftovers:

      Flower

      Leaves

      Tag

      Sequins

   Sponge

   Dimensionals

   Glue Dots

   Adhesive

I had another sparkly flower left over. So, here is another card:

Sparkly Leftovers Too

I like the purple flower more than the lime green. Which one do you prefer?

So, my first thought was to use up some of my leftover pieces of DSP. Since it is double-sided, I just flipped the pieces over. So, I had the same color repeated, but a different pattern. I adhered them all to the Whisper White panel. This was then adhered to the card base.

Then I decided to try to use up some of my leftover Paper Pumpkin pieces. I have always sorted all of the leftovers by category. So, I went to my embellishment box and found these sparkly flowers. The leaf stickers were from the same kit, so they matched really well. I adhered the flowers with glue dots.

Next, I went through the tags box and found this oval tag. I stamped a sentiment on it and attached it with dimensionals.

Lastly, I hit the sequins box and pulled a few to add to the card.

Get creative and use up those leftover scraps of things. 

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