Wednesday, March 5, 2025

Snippets strips



 I'm always on the lookout for interesting ways to use leftover bits of paper, so I had to try this technique I found on Splitcoast. It takes a couple of one-inch wide strips and two one-inch squares of snippets to create an interesting design with a pinwheel at the center. You could use a different width of strip, just adjust the size of the squares accordingly.  (I also used a white snippet for the main panel and a light blue snippet for the matting.)

Embossing the panel added some texture, with a flower and gem embellishment.  


This card is entered in these challenges:

Snippets Playground #501 -- use snippets

Word Art Wednesday #689 -- anything goes

Crafts Galore Encore #113 -- anything goes

The Paper Funday #74 -- anything goes

Digi Choosday -- anything goes

Creative Inspirations -- Anything goes 

Simon Says Stamp Monday -- your favorite technique (dry embossing)

4 comments:

  1. Beautiful card using left-overs! Love it!! Thank you for sharing your project with us at the Crafts Galore Encore “Anything Goes” Challenge. Good luck and we hope to see you again soon!

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  2. What a wonderful snippet busting card you've made here Sandy. Love the design and the embossed panel is the icing on the cake, together with the little yellow flower.

    Thanks for coming to play in the Snippets Playground. See you up in the treehouse shortly. xxx

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  3. Great way to use up all those scraps we just can't throw away! Love it!
    Thank you for joining us at Creative Inspirations! Jane (DT) Paper, Pencils & Pretty Things xxx

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  4. Great use of those pretty papers, and the embossing takes the design up a notch! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us at The Paper Funday Challenge, we look forward to seeing more from you soon!
    Donna xx
    Paper Funday Challenges
    Beautiful Blossoms Challenge
    Inspiration Station Challenge

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Snippets strips

 I'm always on the lookout for interesting ways to use leftover bits of paper, so I had to try this technique I found on Splitcoast. It ...

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