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Author Notes:
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Every card maker and/or scrapbooker has tons of small thin scrap strips of paper. Don't throw them out! With this colorful Halloween card we put them to good use. Of course, vary the greeting and color theme and this idea can be turned into an thoughtful handmade greeting card for nearly any occasion.
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Supplies:
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blank card to match your envelope size
small thin strips of scrap paper in coordinating colors
small scrap of white paper
glue stick
pop dot type foam adhesive
we cut our greeting and small jack o lantern element from paper included with the Crop-A-Day Calendar (see photo above). You could also stamp these elements or print them using a computer.
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Instructions:
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Cut and fold card blank.
Cut a piece of scrap white paper to proper size for greeting.
Gather a bunch of small strips of scrap paper. Cut into roughly the size you want them to be, angling the top and bottom cuts on a slight diagonal. You can do this quickly with scissors. There's no need to measure. You don't want the strips too uniform.
Spread glue on the back side of the greeting piece. Glue strips onto the this piece so that they extend from the top and bottom. Apply more glue and attach the entire piece -- greeting and strips to card.
Cut out jack o lantern (or other Halloween design element). Attach to corner of card with pop dot adhesive.
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