Some more mini envelopes from upcycled papers.

Used various papers for these mini envelopes. A great way to upcycle old papers and some of my art papers which I created using coffee in a spray bottle over a plastic lace tablecloth.

One image in 3 different card designs.

"Tell this to my sweetheart" was a name I put on the image when downloaded but don't know where it came from. If it's from your blog please let me know so I can give credit where it is due. It was fun to see how many different ways I could do these mini cards.

Mini cards using magazine scraps.

Potential card using my background etc.

Do you remember those old plastic curtains - a long time ago stuff. Well I received this piece from an elderly relative destined for the trash. I love the ornate bench. I scanned it in and played with it using Photoshop by adding my background. See my Rustic Pixel Backgrounds blog for the background. Oh what fun with this old stuff!

Textured tags by Sandra

Oh my, this was fun. For some of the embellishments I also used my background paper I'm sharing with you on my Rustic Pixel Backgrounds blog. CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE MORE DETAILS.

Gift tag for him!

Most of the gift tags I create are intended for the ladies so I decided I should do some in a masculine theme. This one is of nature using a recycled image glued on from a magazine. Did the back on card stock with a leaf stamp. Oh how I enjoyed making these. Go to my Rustic Pixel Backgrounds blog for a green version of the background for your use. http://rusticpixelbackgrounds.blogspot.com/
Thanks for looking!

More pages from my first quotation book

The above pocket was made from a page in a wallpaper sample book.
I love recycling materials to make these quote book pages. The last image I place in the back of each book. Done with several stamps. On some of these books I leave it blank so I can add a personal handwritten message if giving it as a gift. This is the last of the first book series. Will post more pages in a future posting. TO SEE FURTHER DETAILS CLICK ON EACH PICTURE.

ATC'S: Artist Trading Cards on letter background using MistyFuse

Click on image to see it larger revealing details.
The bottom ATC was done as a sandwich using letters from crossword puzzle's on watercolor paper with a overlay of MistyFuse ironed on to make it all one "sandwich". See the full size of it on my background blog: http://rusticpixelbackgrounds.blogspot.com/
I can hardly wait to do more with this MistyFuse and other materials. Have I inspired you?