Scrappy A2's and one 5X7

Once again I've been working to use up scavenged card fronts & paper scraps from my stash.  These are the result for today.

Card #1(above):  This beautiful scavenged card front just begged to be turned into a 5X7 shaped card - so I did!

Inside:

The stamps used on the inside are from HOTP Birthday Greetings.  Stamped on a die cut/embossed/stenciled piece (Spellbinders' Labels Eight). 

Card #2:

The rest of these are A2 sized cards, so I didn't always do anything to the inside.  Here I've got a gold lattice (Cheery Lynn French Lattice) over a blue piece of card stock.  The focal & sentiment are matted on gold glittered card stock.  The sentiment was die cut with a die from JustRite's Vintage Labels Four - then stamped with a stamp from HOTP's stamp set called Botanical Frames.

Card #3:

Next card has a two-piece background with rounded corners at the top.  The lower piece of the background paper has been embossed with a Darice folder called Scroll Background.  The focal is backed with a piece that was die cut with Spellbinders Luscious Labels One.  The sentiment is a stamp from Divinity Designs Thanks for Everything stamp/die duo.

Inside:

The stamp used on the inside was another I got from HOTP - from an unnamed Poppy set.

Card #4:

Next up is a card I made with a pink card stock base (so I could use up some of my cream colored scraps!!!  The darker pink is a piece of vellum & the sentiment was stamped with a JustRite stamp (from their With Sympathy set).  Die used was a JustRite die from the set called Antique Tags One.

Card #5:

Cutting this scavenged card front down allowed me to create this card.  Stamp was from HOTP - Janie's Girls Frames.

Inside:

Inside the stamp used was from JustRite's Good Friends Labels Twenty-Nine.

Card #6:

The last card for today was so pretty that I didn't want to add a sentiment to the front.  I decided it would just be a generic note card.  

Inside:

It feels good to use some of this stuff that's been sitting in my stash forever.  But I've got a LONG way to go!