For this week's 7 ways, I decided to show you seven (ok maybe 8 by the time we are finished) ways to use up those extra Thickers and Alpha Stickers that everyone has lying around. So without further ado:
1. Txt Tlk - Create a title using text talk - eliminating vowels when necessary!
2. Mix it Up - Mix all those letters and fonts that you have:
3. Substitute letters - flip a u for an n, a p for a d, q for a b, etc.
4. Substitute numbers for words - 2 for to, 4 for four, etc.
5. Fill in the missing letters with Stencil letters:
6. Substitute pictures for letters - sunglasses for OO's in Pool, Oreo Cookies for O's:
Extra: Did you notice that the R is really a P with part of a K attached? I will sometimes cut apart other, less used letters to make another.
7. Combine similar colors of letters or Thickers:
Hope that you enjoyed my second edition of 7 ways! Now go scrap some leftovers!
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Friday, June 17, 2011
7 Ways - Ribbon
With everyone's scrapping budget dwindling lately - including mine, I thought that it would be best to try to use up those scraps in unique ways so I thought that I would start posting a 7 ways to use your scraps series. Today, I will start with ribbon. While there are many ways to use ribbon, I am focusing on ribbon scraps - those smaller pieces that can still enhance my projects. Here are 7 ways to use up those scraps:
1. Make a colorful fringe:
2. Make a funky flower! I layered the scraps on a circle and then topped with a Prima, button, and piece of ribbon.
3. Layer them horizontally or vertically to create a piece of background "paper."
4. Cut the scraps into small pieces to create a mosaic:
5. Sew a strip of scraps together to make a unique pieced trim!
6. Layer the ribbons on top of each other to make them pop!
7. Embellish a handmade gift tag!
1. Make a colorful fringe:
2. Make a funky flower! I layered the scraps on a circle and then topped with a Prima, button, and piece of ribbon.
3. Layer them horizontally or vertically to create a piece of background "paper."
4. Cut the scraps into small pieces to create a mosaic:
5. Sew a strip of scraps together to make a unique pieced trim!
6. Layer the ribbons on top of each other to make them pop!
7. Embellish a handmade gift tag!
I hope that you enjoyedmy seven ways to use ribbon scraps. Check back for next week's 7 ways to use up your letter stickers/rub-ons/Thickers!
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