So what does this post title mean? It means I literally used the last bits of scraps from this DSP collection. It's from SU, but I don't recall the name. Anyway, I had these last bits in a box and as I was looking for something else these fell out. I was determined to use them or toss them! I worked hard at getting a pleasing arrangement of sizes and shapes, doing a little trimming and snipping here and there. But I like the final result...although the bit of Pumpkin Pie in the striped piece is kind of weird!
The apple/heart image is from Cornish Heritage Farms (CHF) called "Making The Grade". This was colored with SU markers: Chocolate Chip, Real Red, and Old Olive. The sentiment is also from CHF: "Mocha Chica" and was stamped in black ink.
The card has a white base, a layer of Old Olive, followed by a layer of Bashful Blue. On the left end is a scalloped layer in Real Red.
Off to stamp some more!

10 comments:
Paige, I've got some of this exact same paper - and don't know the name either! Like the way you used all the scraps and actually think the orange gives it a good pop! The apple image is so cute too! Great card.
Lynn
So cute and what a great layout! I like the way you put the sentiment up in the corner and those papers are delish.
This card is adorable!!!Love the colors, the layout and that tad bit of pumpkin pie is great!
How colorful and fun! Love it!
Sometimes using scraps can be extremely challenging, but you made it look easy. :) Great card!
I love it! Those papers are adorable. Great job using them up.
I love how you've squeezed every last bit out of the DSP pack and onto a card. And I LIKE the orange! I DO! It's a pop of color, where everything else blends nicely. Well done!
Now there's a person after my own heart - waste not want not - and very effective too :-)
Blessings
Maxine
Fabulous scrap design, Paige! I've got a table full waiting to be cut, sorted, and stored!
How much better to turn them into something as wonderful as this!! Great card!
I really like this layout. Its a great card.
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