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Today, we are celebrating Earth Day 2013!
Use your scraps of paper instead of recycling them. Run the back of a finished notebook though your favorite die cut machine to make your own chipboard pieces. Every little bit is green!
Now if you know me you know I am a gardener and composting is my thing! Composting can be very easy and makes a difference in your garden space. Give it a try . . . and if you compost properly it does not smell. Really.
On to my card . . .
This is a 5.5" x 4.25" card. |
I had some magenta dye from a fabric project left over in a bucket and it was too pretty to throw out. So I cut some canvas and put it in the bucket over night. The next day I pulled it out, rinsed the canvas and rung some of the excess mixture out on paper towels - which turned pink. I let the paper towels dry and had my own pink paper! It was two ply so when I doubled it to run through my Big Shot I had 4 of every flower that is why it looks so fluffy (I used 6 flowers). I poked 2 holes through the middle of the group, did a stitch of embroidery floss and tied a knot.
Like the bicycle paper? Be green!
Cardstock - Bazzill Basics
Pattern Paper and flower center - Jillibean Soup
Sizzix / Tim Holtz Die - Tattered Flowers through the Big Shot
Kraft Textured Piece - Panera Coffee Cup Sleeve
Dyed Paper Towel, Needle, Embroidery Floss, Adhesive
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Mary -
very pretty
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card!! I'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteAngela
http://angelascraftyspot.blogspot.com
Great way of recycling!
ReplyDeleteI thought that was a coffee holder;-) Gorgeous "green" flower!
ReplyDelete~Tammy
Your dye did triple duty. The card is very pretty. Love the pink
ReplyDeletetxmlhl@yahoo.com
recycling is great! love your flower!
ReplyDeleteGreat pink flower!!! Love that you used leftover ink to dye it!!! Pretty card!
ReplyDeleteGlad to be in this hop with you!!
Beautiful card. I really like the flower. TFS AJ-
ReplyDeleteReally great card...I am going to be looking into composting. I want to use it for my garden.
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Kathyskraftsandmore.blogspot.com
Cute card goes well with a pink bicycle from a previous going green blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card!
ReplyDeletebbiswabic@new.rr.com
great job, super cute.
ReplyDeletethanks for being in my hop!