Use Grocery Packaging
Now this one had me stumped a little as I couldn't think what to use or how to use it. Until I washed a pork loin chop packaging from Lidl and realised how nice the middle bit was at the bottom! So I've cut a shape with the packaging, following the handy guidelines that were already there and added it to a top from a Graze box.
The sentiment rosette I recycled from an old Birthday card and the stars are cut from the Graze box and also packaging from a box of chocolates. Good luck with the challenge! I'd like to enter the following:
Great idea! Thanks for joining us this week at Watercooler Wednesday Challenges.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, Ruth, you've created magic out of garbage! I was amazed when I read through your post and realized what you had used. What a creative mind you have to see the potential in those items. Beautiful colours. Great layout. A wonderful creation. Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteHow clever to use the pork loin packaging for this unique challenge. I love it when you can use something in a totally different way. Great challenge. I really like how you used the medal and stars to compliment the packaging. Thanks for sharing at the Watercooler Wednesday challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteHow creative! I love the way you recycled! Thank you for joining us at Creative Knockouts Sponsored Challenges.
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TheCraftyCritter.com
Such a fabulous way to recycle and thanks for sharing your amazing creations. See you in blog land. xxx
ReplyDeleteThis was a great challenge for you, and you tackled it perfectly. Who would have thought that recyling items would look so good. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us on Watercooler Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteThere's something of the old-fashioned pint pot about that textured pattern - great recycling for a fab masculine card! Lovely to have had you on the team Ruth, hope we'll still see you around!
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