What if you could transform your leftover cardstock strips into adorable paper scrap cards? This simple card making design is perfect for any occasion. You can use strips of cardstock, designer series paper, or a combination of the two. Don’t forget to unlock the magic of embossing folders for your paper scraps to give the layers an extra touch of pizzazz!
Paper Scrap Card Video Tutorial
If you need a way to reduce your cardstock paper scraps and avoid wasting paper, then you’ll find this a fun way to make a personalized greeting card for birthdays, thank-you, or just because.
Who will you make your paper scrap card for this week and what cardstock colors do you want to use?
While you are embossing your paper scrap card strips go ahead and emboss the flap to your envelope too.
WHAT IS MYSTERY MONDAY STAMPING?
Join me, Sharon Armstrong, for a virtual cardmaking adventure called Mystery Mondays! I’ll reveal clues during the live stream, and you’ll use your own crafting stash to create a unique card based on them. No two cards are ever the same, thanks to your creative flair and diverse supplies!
KEY FEATURES:
- Fun and interactive: Connect with other crafters and get creative.
- Challenging and surprising: The clues keep things interesting and encourage you to step outside your comfort zone.
- Open to everyone: No specific supplies are required, just use what you have at home.
- Two formats: Regular Monday nights (1st & 3rd Mondays) feature basic challenges, while the second Monday of the month is VIP-only with more complex designs and techniques.
WHERE TO PARTICIPATE:
- Live on my YouTube channel
- Replays are available to watch later if you can’t join live. Stop and start the video as you make your card!
- Join our Facebook group “Mystery Stampers” (join to share creations and discuss the challenges)
WHAT MYSTERY STAMPING PROVIDES
- Learn new techniques and explore different design ideas.
- Use up your crafting stash and avoid buying unnecessary supplies.
- Relax and have fun in a supportive community.
READY TO JOIN?
- Gather your craft supplies (Clue #1 includes cardstock measurements, stamps, ink, paper, and embellishments).
- Please tune in to the next Mystery Monday Livestream on YouTube
- Follow the clues, get creative, and enjoy the process of making cards like this paper scrap card!
Remember, there’s no right or wrong way to do Mystery Monday stamping. Enjoy the challenge, have fun (no stress!), and don’t be afraid to go rogue!
I alternated Sweet Sorbet, and Crushed Curry Cardstock for my second card with Bee Mine Designer Series Paper! I love this option too! See? Go Rogue and use what you have!
Don’t you love the colors and designer series paper used on this paper scrap card? This handmade card will brighten someone’s day!
Below is a FREE DOWNLOAD that includes all of today’s Mystery Monday Stamping Clues so you can follow along and make this card again; it’s my way of thanking you for visiting my blog!
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Follow me on Pinterest and save this Paper Scrap Card design to your favorite paper crafting boards. This handmade card idea is quick, simple, and very versatile!
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This was fun not knowing how pieces r cut we need to do this again love Thurs card can’t wait thanks
Thank you for a great card and for the video right after your vacation.
Such dedication.
Blessings
I am so glad that you loved this card. I hate to miss Mystery Stamping!
This is an adorable card. Thank you for sharing.
Lora
You are so welcome!