I’ve got 2 winning card ideas you can make with scrap paper or designer paper. Easy card making ideas you’ll love!
If you are like me, you always have scraps of DSP (Designer Series Paper) sitting around that you just can’t throw away. It’s hard to do when they are so pretty, but do you use those scraps?
Take these 2 card sketches, grab your scrap paper and you’ll have some winning cards made in minutes!
2 Winning Card Ideas with Paper Scraps | Video Tutorial
If you are looking for winning card ideas that are simple to make, yet look terrific, then you’ll love today’s project! Watch the video all the way through so that you don’t miss any of the tips I share.
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2 Winning Card Ideas: The Details
These cards were super easy to make and I love the layout for any papers. Just add coordinating cardstock and the greeting of your choice.
All you need for this card sketch/layout is (4) 1″ squares of Designer Series paper and some coordinating colors. Here is the card recipe:
- Pear Pizzazz: 4 1/4″ x 11″ (or 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″)
- Whisper White: 3 3/4″ x 5″
- Shaded Spruce: 3 7/8″ x 5 1/8″
- (4) 1″ Squares DSP
- Inside:
- Whisper White: 3 3/4″ x 5″
- Shaded Spruce: 3 7/8″ x 5 1/8′
The second card uses all of the same supplies, except the designer series paper is a bit different. You will need:
- (3) pieces of DSP: 1″ x 2″
- (3) pieces of DSP: 1″ x 1″
Designer Series Paper Sale Ends Oct 31
The once a year sale on Designer Series Paper ends tomorrow, October 31st. Don’t miss this opportunity to grab your favorites from both the Annual Catalog and the Mini Catalog.
Supplies I Used
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Thank you for your wonderful quick and easy card ideas using scrap papers. I’m a beginner and truly appreciate your making these videos and listing supplies used, including colors and measurements. Please keep these videos coming.
I’m so glad that these are helpful to you!
Thanks Jackie, for these great quick and easy cards. I goofed my stamping on the one with the 2” pieces. So I cut off the bottom third and put my sentiment on white and put it on dimensionals below the “6 pieces”. Phew! Saved the card! Thanks again for the great scraps ideas!
There’s almost always a way to salvage a card; glad it worked for you.
Hi!
Love the two cards you created with scraps!
Love to see more of using your scraps! I have so many to use, but no ideas!
Thanks for all you do!
You are inspiring!!
I’m so glad you you enjoyed these. Be sure to check these other ideas out
Oh Jackie, this is perfect for what I need. Just got word tonight that a friend & her husband both have COVID. With the makings of poinsettia cards all over the dining room table, this will be easy to put together to get to her quickly. THANK YOU! (Great timing!!)
I hope that your friends recover fully and quickly; I know they will appreciate your handmade card!
Love your videos! You have great ideas to make lovely cards for all occasions. Thank you so much.
I’m so happy to hear that you enjoy the videos I share. Have a stamp happy day!
Always enjoy your videos- especially those using DSP scraps. Very creative ! Thanks so much.
I love making scrap cards. I hope you give these a try!