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Leafy Notecards | Using every last piece | Spellbinders Rooting for You

Happy SaturYAY! I hope you’re finding some time for crafting this weekend 🙂

As you know, I hate to let anything go to waste and as I was gathering up my supplies after finishing my Rooting for You cards I thought how pretty some of the “left overs” were. So we’re going to squeeze a little more out of these supplies and use our negative cuts to make some sweet simple note cards. I’ll take you through the process here:

and leave you some close-ups here:

A greeting card with a purple background featuring white leaf patterns arranged in a repeating design, set against a light-colored countertop and tiled wall.

A decorative card featuring cut-out leaf shapes in white on an olive green background, set against a light-colored tiled backdrop.

A greeting card with a green background featuring a white leaf pattern, displayed against a tiled wall.

Greeting card with a white design of abstract shapes on a purple background, displayed on a white wooden surface.

A green card with a repeating pattern of white leaf shapes, displayed against a light wooden surface and a gray tiled background.

A bright yellow greeting card featuring a white abstract design resembling plant stems, set against a light-colored brick background.

A collection of six patterned cards featuring botanical designs in various colors including green, yellow, pink, and white, arranged on a light wooden surface.

If you hung out to the end of the video, I shared 3 additional cards that just let those die-cut veggies shine – here are some close-ups of those:

A greeting card featuring a stylized orange carrot with green leaves, set against a white background.

A greeting card featuring a minimalist illustration of a green onion with visible roots and green shoots, set against a plain white background.

A greeting card featuring a graphic illustration of a beetroot with green leaves on a white background.

Three greeting cards featuring colorful vegetable illustrations, including a carrot, onion, and beet, arranged on a light wooden background.

Thanks so much for stopping by today – hope this gives you some inspiration to use every last drop! xoxo, Sarah

Illustration of carrots and plants titled 'Rooting For You' from Spellbinders Paper Arts.

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