September 2020 - Killing Kits

 Hi Master Forger Cindy here with the last post for September. I don't know where the month has gone to. Killing our Kits means something different to all of us. For me is mainly using up my papers. I don't mind having  the embellishments like die cuts, ephemera packages, stickers and chip board left over. As I scrap I keep a sheet protector in with my kit specifically for my paper. As I cut it down the pieces go into the sheet protector. Here's a few of the things I made this month with my scraps. 

This year with the smaller pieces I've been make a small gift box. Sometimes I have something in mind, but most of the time I do not. This one is either for DIL as she love elephants or for my grandson to use at a later date. 

The blue and white polka dot paper was included in my kit along with the elephant stamp. I just stamped and fussy cut for the front. I added a binder clip and a ribbon bow. 

I've also been making tags with the left over paper from my sheet protector. They don't have to be large and I don't know who I will use them for but I am starting to have a few built up. I can use them on gifts, on layouts or on cards. 

For this one I stamped onto a piece of kraft cardstock and colored with colored pencils. The butterflies are ones from my Forgeries on the Fourth post. I used a mini flower punch for the eyelet. 

It seems like every scrapbooking kit is including labels or tabs of some sort so I've been making a few with my scrap to tuck behind my photos or papers. I even made a small file folder. 

Since I had the 1-2-3 punchboard out I also made a couple of bows. It's scraps of paper I would probably never uses but I was able to make a few pieces from my kit that I can use on layouts in the future. 

Now that the month of September is over, come back October 1st for a new inspirational kit.

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