My hubby and I visited the night markets in Cairns on Wednesday night and I saw a backpack that had Campbell soup labels all over it. This gave me an idea for a card. The card really didn't turn out like what I had in my head but I did have. Above all the labels and the now silver cans that adorn our shelves. I did get my permanent marker out and wrote on them what is inside.
I ended up using only the beetroot can label to create these flowers which I have added to stampin up designer papers. Finished with a wonderful sticker from the Sticker Store.
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Hello Merry,
ReplyDeleteThose Flowers are very BEAUTIFUL and what a great idea to use soup labels ☺☺☺.
Hugs Wilma
Morning Merry, what a fabulous idea, I love that card so much....
ReplyDeleteAt least you had the sense to write on the cans...lol...xx
So creative to use can labels! Lovely card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking effect. Looking at a tin of soup will never be the same again!Lol. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeletePretty card!!
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers great way to recycle!
Hugs!
Merry, what a clever idea! Love the glossy look. Beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteWonderful inspiration...love the colors!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness - that does not look like a card made from recyclables!! Fantastic Merry, I am so impressed :) x
ReplyDeleteLooks like I plugged into your blog at the right time. Lovely what you can make from a throw-a-way! *smile* When's the deadline for this recycling challenge?
ReplyDeleteso clever! love your label flowers!! beautiful card, Merry! hope you have a lovely weekend! =)
ReplyDeleteWonderful recycling Merry and very effective flowers as well against that background.
ReplyDeleteJust trying to catch yo, been a bit of a bad blogger the last week or two.
B x
Merry, check out this thread at Splitcoast Stampers on Making Do --Right up your alley with this challenge and all --
ReplyDeletehttp://www.splitcoaststampers.com/forums/general-stamping-talk-f17/ways-make-do-instead-buy-new-t520403.html