SHOPPING OUR STASH #422 - UFO's

Hello and welcome creative peeps!

This fortnight at SHOPPING OUR STASH,

we are on the lookout for UFO's! That's right, your

UnFinished Objects!

You know the ones - the die cuts/stamped images/papers/embellishments 

that you thought you were going to use, then didn't. And now

that pile of UFO's is starting to spread out and take over your desk top.

I don't have a pile. I have multiple piles.

A Stufftainer full of stamped/printed images/digis, some even colored

and die cut. Another bin of backgrounds, handmade or cut from paper.

(a very small amount I've displayed here)*

Another container full of die cuts that I've changed my mind using.

It's madness!!

So, here are three, count 'em, three cards I've made using UFO's:

This one was all UFO's, except for the sentiment stickers:

the inside:

 

Next, I had made a card similar to this years ago. This was the first

attempt. I didn't like where I put the photo thingys. The beer image

was already colored, I just die cut it using an oval die, along with

a black matte. The pre-cut oval behind that is made of cork.

The happy birthday sentiment was another UFO.

Inside:

Finally, probably my favorite from this trio.

The handmade watery blue snippet was leftover from a past project, 

and I couldn't see throwing it in the recycle bin. Glad I didn't as

it went with the green scalloped oval, along with a bit

of greenery (I'm calling it seaweed), and die cut mermaid found in the bin.

I just stamped the sentiment and edged around the oval with an ink pad.

I'm glad that I made not only one card, but three using mostly all 

UFO items. I probably wouldn't be able to use all of them in

one lifetime, there's so much of it. LOL!

I hope that you find some time to play along in our UFO challenge at

Shopping Our Stash! We'd love to see your take on it. For more

inspiration, do check the blogs of my teammies to see what they have created.

Thanks for visiting, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

*too many companies to remember and track down who made what. If you are interested in something particular I've used, comment below and I will do my best to let you know who made what.