Do you have a huge collection of scraps that just grows and grows? Here's another thing you can do with them - especially those plain-colored ones.
Use your cutting dies to create cutting mats, tags, and embellishments for your projects. It can be wonderful when you need to make something in a hurry to already have a bunch of these ready to use, and it saves you from wasting paper if you create something like this that you actually USE rather than just having a bunch of scraps sitting around in containers somewhere.
If I'm not going to use mine right away, I store them in drawers with my other embellishments, organized by color. This makes it quick and easy to find what I need at a later date.
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2 comments:
That is an awesome idea!!! I just went through my scraps a couple of weeks ago and threw a bunch away. This would have been perfect for some of them.
Yea, I have a hard time throwing away scraps, but I don't want to just collect them and never use them. This helps.
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