Paint chip cards

My oldest son and I were talking about recycling one day and about all the things that we recycle in our house. We take the papers to the library every week for their paper fundraiser, we reuse as much as possible and our recycling can has more in it every week than our garbage can. I'd like to think we're pretty good at recycling. Then he asked me if I could recycle a card. I said that since they are paper they could be recycled. He corrected me and said "No, can you make a recycled card?"…

Pinterest is a constant source of inspiration. I pinned this card a while ago and finally decided it was time to create my own version. You need the following tools and supplies to create this card: Cricut machine Cricut Create a Critter 2 cartridge paint chips gems cardstock adhesive foam tape Fold the white cardstock so it...Read More

March Inspirational Card Challenge - Sketch

If you recently painted your home, you may have a handful of colorful paint chips leftover. Don’t toss them! You can make some pretty cool stuff with those swatches. If your project requires more,...

Many people know of my love for paint chips. Partly because we’re repainting the entire house, I’ve been known to make notebooks out of paint chips in my past. But this idea for using t…

DIY PAINT CHIP CHRISTMAS TREE CARDS - I have always loved receiving handmade cards. Learn how to make these using free paint chips.

I used the World of Dreams stamp set from Stampin’ Up! to create a paint chip/ombre effect card to share today. The colors for my card were inspired by one that my team member and friend, He…

Recently we painted our living room, and during our planning, we had amassed dozens and dozens of paint chip strips. After we had FINALLY decided on a color,...

Painting a room or a piece of furniture is always exciting. It's like giving new life and new personality to something with one relatively simple process. And the possibilities are endless. You can choose a color (or several) that reflect your unique personality and sense of style. But if you're a creatively minded and visual […]

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