Hello, everyone! I hope you are having a wonderful day! It's Rebecca, here with today's blog post. Making handmade cards is a wonderful way to use up leftover scraps. Here is a card I made using just that...scraps!

This card came together quickly and easily and would be perfect for a birthday or "just because".

•  I began by stamping and die cutting the leaves and flowers.
• Using a blending tool, I added color to the leaves using Light Moss.
• I used rolling tools to mold the flower and added elements to the center.

I die cut a frame out of patterned paper.

I cut a 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 card base and adhered a piece of celery green patterned paper.

Next, I glued the die cut frame to the card base.

I die cut greenery from different scraps

• I glued the flower in the bottom left corner.
• Next,I added the large leaves.
• I added the silver metallic sprigs and then the green sprigs.
• I took the red berry die cut and snipped it apart and layered it over the leaves.
• Finally, I added the sentiment.

And there you have it...a quick and simple card that could suit any occasion!

Thanks for visiting the blog today. I hope you have a "Happy Day"!

Quick Quotes Products Used:

Secret Garden Paper Pack, Spring Showers Paper Pack

PowderPuff Chalk Inks: Light Moss, Cactus

Other Products Used:

Frame and sprig die by Gina Marie Designs

Berry die by Tim Holtz

Flower die and large leaf by Heartfelt Creations

Happy Fall, Y'all! It's Rebecca, hosting today's blog post. The crisp cool air of fall had come for a few days last week. It inspired me to create the following layout...

                                                              "Bushels of Fun"

I began by free hand cutting two borders from the light green paper from Secret Garden.

I then attached the blue dot pattern to my base page in a light brown cardstock.

I cut strips of varying widths and attached them to the base page. I used a border punch on one of the strips.

I free hand cut my tree from brown cardstock. Stamped an image that resembled bark on it and inked the edges. I used foam tape to attach it to the page.  

I also punched out apples and attached them to the tree along with the bushel basket. So quick and so much fun!

I hope you are inspired to scrap a fall layout today. Thanks for visiting the blog!

Quick Quotes Products Used:

Secret Garden Paper Pack, Spring Showers Paper Pack

PowderPuff Chalk Inks:

Catcus, Barn Board, Mahogany

 I usually scrap double page layouts but every now and then, a picture just screams at me to be a single page layout. This picture of my grandson at the beach was one that did!


                                                              "Sunny Days"

The page comes together quickly. Ink the edges of your papers and I used ink to change the sun to orange. Then I placed it in the corner of the base page.

Next, I began to build my page with patterned paper from the bottom. Next, I placed the bracket piece. Then I placed a 1/2 inch piece of yellow paper flush to the edge of the bracket.

I matted my photo and placed it on the page. Adding the title next, as well as the flowers and greenery. I cut the phrase down to fit and inked the edges.

I hope you continue to have "sunny days" wherever you may be in the world! Thanks for visiting the blog today!



Quick Quotes Products Used: Far and Away Paper Pack, Far and Away Cardstock Phrases

PowderPuff Chalk Ink:  Island Orange, Bermuda


Other Products Used:
flowers by Graphic 45
string pearls by Want2Scrap