
Here is my design for All That Scraps Wednesday Blog Challenge. I hope you get inspired to play along. Have a wonderful day!

This card was created using the new Spellbinder's Apple Die Template. I made it to go with the matching Hanging Candle.
The Hanging Candle was created using the Nestie Instant Coffee jar. The insert that holds the candle is a Ortega Green Chili can. I covered the can with My Mind Eye Paper. I created this Hanging Candle to match my card, but you you use this same idea for birthdays, weddings, holidays, anything you might need. Hope you enjoyed my creation.




1. Cut two craft cardstock from Classic Squares LG, die#7. Score each side of 1st one @ 3/8" in & 7/8" in. Fold. Cut each corner out (like picture). Now center Classic Squares SM, die#3. Cut out. Cut clear plastic with Classic Squares LG, die #3. Adhere. Tape box together.
My Cookie Swap Set was created to inspire you to have one. Invite some friends and enjoy a night sharing some goodies and fellowship. 


Here is a card I made using my new buttons. I was wanting some buttons, so I started playing with my Spellbinders Wizard and Die Templates. In a few easy steps you can make your own buttons in many shapes and sizes.
First cut your fabric (or ribbon/paper) with Classic Heart S4-136, die#2, make 3. Then cut cereal box cardboard with Classic Heart S4-136, die#1, make 3. Then cut cardstock (or soda can, plastic, ect.) from Classic Scalloped Heart S4-137, die#1, make 3. This is for the backing of the button.
Run fabric and cardboard cutouts through Xyron. Add mounting foam to cardboard. Trim in shape of die. Peel off paper.
Place cardboard heart in center of fabric heart. Sticky sides together. Peel mounting foam backing off. Stretch fabric around heart. Press into sticky back. If you have extra fabric sticking up, trim off so backing will lay smooth.
Flip over hearts and adhere to Scalloped Heart Cutouts. Your buttons are complete.
You can see how the finished button looks. I made many shapes of buttons. Square, Circle, Octagon, ect. Try all the shapes. A few tips. If using cardstock, you need to cut tiny triangles at any folding spot, so the paper folds over smoothly. Fabric and ribbon give without this step.