A REAL SCRAP BUSTER!!

[@AdrianaGarcia-o6o]

Am i the only one who goes WAY back in her videos and learns something new each time i watch? and i love love love when she says: "but i promise this will come together" and then it does!!

[@tncolmd1615]

you are not alone! they are great! I only have trouble with my utube letting me go back into the vault 🙂

[@deniseledbetter6091]

It looks like a crazy quilt background. What a great way to use up scraps! It is a lovely card!

[@dinabaughman8731]

I call it Frankenpaper.😂

[@rhondahuggins9542]

I don't know what the name of the cardmaking technique...but a quilt designer I know calls this method "Improvisation". Instead of a sewing random pieces of fabric...she separates scraps into colors Or themes...makes a large piece them cuts it to a shape to integrate into a larger project. It's a great way to use up scraps. Your card works so beautifully! I am loathe to throw away scraps of paper and fabric, so this is a marvelous way to take care of my paper stash. Thank you Natasha...Have a great day!!🌞❤

[@barbarahill6365]

This in quilting is a Victorian crazy quilt.

[@catcar8212]

Your scraps just happen to look like fabric! I love this patched look more than plain strips. It's quite pretty. Thanks for the great idea Natasha!🌷🌷

[@SnigDig]

So fun! Great technique when you don’t necessarily feel like making a card but want to use up scraps and do something creative. Then you’ll have all these cool backgrounds to use for future cards. Thanks so much Natasha!

[@carolinebredeson4198]

Fantastic scrap-buster. Perfect way, as you say, to use up the last little bits of coordinating papers. I hate waste, too. The technique is very reminiscent of quilting. I think it would be called crazy quilt, iris or log-cabin.

[@juanitadrexel339]

This is like crazy quilling! Loved it. Turned out very pretty.

[@barbarahill6365]

This is like making a crazy quilt. You will find it easier if you made your first piece of paper with 5 sides.

[@kadderkatch-vl3hh]

Looks a little like iris folding. Great new ideas. We all have lots of little scraps and love new ideas for using them up! Thanks!

[@cynthiacleland9576]

This is a really opportune video Natasha. I have lots of scraps that I now have a great idea of what to do to make something both fun and creative. As always, your ideas are so creative and inspiring. I also appreciate the fact that you challenge us to use what we have rather than rush out and buy something new.

[@BarlowSmith]

Well Natasha …… you have done it again…….. another beautiful tutorial……. thank you 🤗

[@barbaramcmillan9243]

I, like others, have plenty of scraps which can be used to do this. Tfs Natasha and a great card AGAIN!! You are amazing 👏 ❤️

[@brendaelainewaddell1682]

Well ... come on scraps! Great video and card. Thanks so much Natasha. 😊

[@jocelyncruickshank365]

Brilliant card! Whenever you bring out those huge scissors l hold my breath!

[@dinabaughman8731]

I have pads with really thin pattern paper that I never use. This is the perfect card to use it up in!!

[@teresar5790]

I called it a crazy quilt back in the day when I quilted.

[@yellagnome3947]

Like making a card with a patch work quilt. Quite crazy but a lot of fun.

[@wendymcdonald7351]

I cannot tell a lie...I doubted you for a moment there! As usual, it turned out great💜. Thank you!!

[@gloriaebert4209]

Appreciate another paper scrap look for my cards. Thank you ❣️

[@arlenepowders4989]

I certainly have scraps that I could use….we all probably do, thanks, Natasha, great card!!

[@Corvidae65]

All I can say is cute, cute, cute. Thank you for sharing. Audra

[@kakylong2]

Love this card. It reminds me of a "Crazy Quilt or Scrappy Quilt". So pretty.

[@rhondita95]

Such a great technique for scrap busting and creating an interesting card!

[@dianekuzdas7013]

So much freedom in letting go of the covered up pieces of scrap. You just kept on layering and I cannot figure out how you gave yourself permission to do that. I am so OCD and a child of depression era parents.. but I am going to go for it! You inspire me! I think the vellum and black sentiment was the topping on the sunday!

[@lauramartin7300]

What a great card. It brings me back to my quilting. I have tons of scraps. Have to get working on them. simple to do and you're cleaning up at same time,that's going to be my excuse. LoL. Thanks again for Sharing and what you do..

[@jo-annstoneham1813]

Thanks for sharing your ideas with us. Your videos are always appreciated and inspiring. 🇨🇦

[@cherylstephens6199]

Love the idea ofvusing the scraps. Thankyou very much for sharing once again. Take care and stay safe.

[@vickiwillems3928]

This is taken from quilting. It's a crazy quilt pattern that uses up scraps of fabric to make a quilt block on a foundation piece of either paper or muslin. The squares are then sewn together and backed. Embroidery is added to edges if done by hand to finish the edges of fabric. This was very popular during Victorian times and used velvet fabrics a lot!

[@christineb6524]

What a very very cute card! At first I was like? But then it truly turned out beautiful ✌🏽

[@noneyobusiness6582]

I always enjoy your talent and the fact that you are always so willing to share.

[@Joellencox]

Paper pad……especially the with the birds!

[@mumstheword8851]

Such a nice result! Colours work great together ❤

[@juliescase5105]

Great idea, it's a bit like a log cabin quilt block but made with paper. X

[@TexasSandog]

Natasha, your card is awesome! What a fantastic idea!

[@ala2721]

THIS IS A VERY BEAUTIFUL CARD . I NEVER EVEN THINK TO USE MY SCRAPS FOR . I WILL HAVE TO TRY THEM .

[@rhondaburtch4483]

And she scores another one!! Natasha, you are a card-making MVP!! Thank you, once again, for sharing your talents with us.

[@ClaraMelchorBowman]

Love this! Waste not want not 😊 Thanks for the great idea Natasha 🌷

[@itsapat]

I love this. It looks like a crazy quilt. I will have to give it a try.

[@lucyc]

I love the depth/dimension from layering the pieces on top of each other, rather than side by side. Beautiful!

[@JoAnn4gracenotperfectionm815]

Awesome scrap busting card!! I will certainly put this into my repertoire💕🐬

[@mariawaczek4823]

I thought “what a mess”!!!! But then you did your magic and created a great looking card!!!!

[@lindamoore9729]

HOW do you EVER come up with so many cool, interesting and fun ideas?? You are just so talented. I could use up my scraps but they wouldn't look near as good as yours does. Thanks again and I will TRY to come up with as nice a card as yours. lol. Wish me luck.

[@angelaa5521]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! Thank you once again for your inspiration! I'm definitely going to try this!

[@maggiebrinkley4760]

What a great idea to use up scraps! The method reminds me of Iris Folding - but so much quicker! Gorgeous! Thanks!

[@EtherealZaftig]

This technique reminds me of free form scrap quilting.

[@mavisdiedrick521]

That is lovely 😌

[@pattyfromherz9965]

A Brilliant idea Natasha, love the card!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@loislawrence1326]

If you were using fabric this technique would produce a crazy quilt. Our thrifty ancestors used every bit of fabric to keep their families warm and not have any waste.

[@NatashaFooteCreative]

Ohhh I think I have heard that term before and it seems fitting!

[@aquilaclark814]

Crazyquilt came to my mind🥰 also I’ve made a couple quilts like that..That’s a beautiful card..Thanks for sharing

[@debbieduran6791]

Looks like a folding iris card. Fun idea!

[@donnaschraeder8670]

Really cute! I need to get more comfortable with mixing different patterns.

[@loua3926]

Looks like a crazy quilt pattern 🙂

[@rebeccafiveash4335]

Brilliant technique...with fabric it is called crazy patchwork!!!

[@baboo7192]

Great way to use your scraps! Beautiful!

[@carolloe2188]

Genius scrap-busting technique! TYFS

[@Marilynlovesebiking]

Great use of scraps. Thanks for your great videos.

[@jaynekeck7038]

Love this reminds me of quilting.

[@my2cents320]

This reminds me of paper piecing quilt blocks.

[@julieweddell4559]

Love this one too. Thank you. Off to have a play x

[@elisaoneal2893]

You are my #1 inspiration for making cards. Thanks for all the videos. I haven't posted on FB but joined the group.

[@carollyngillespie3860]

Love the scrap busters. So creative

[@sharonjohnstone5758]

Fabulous. Can't wait to see everyone's ideas

[@janetkeane9781]

flippin' amazing - every time!

[@vernaraney9870]

Crazy quilt design Too cute

[@DragunSlayor]

Lovely card! The technique looks like an Iris (Fold) Card- the name comes from the fact it looks like the iris of a camera. I first saw it from Dutch card makers some 20 years ago, when they would make them from the tea packet papers, but they've also made them with the patterned paper from the inside of envelopes. Love this take on it- what a great and easy way to use up scraps! Thanks for sharing!

[@janiceramiszewski8455]

That was my first thought too, Iris Card.

[@kristenteti5208]

I thought the same thing. In fact, that’s what I commented on before I started reading the replies.

[@misscheesecake1952]

I love that you shared more cardmaking techniques from scraps. Thank you Natasha!

[@reneeallen1118]

How cool! Thanks again, Natasha.

[@selmaskiffington6471]

Beautiful card Natasha, thank you xxx

[@MS-kd6qv]

Thankyou! I save so many pretty little scraps of things. I see value in everything....eek!

[@cindyrogers9099]

Really like how you use the scraps of paper!

[@juliewurf7506]

My first thought was that it has the look of an iris fold. It looks great

[@janicerepass6996]

What a cute idea! Reminds me of the look of iris folding!

[@NatashaFooteCreative]

It does doesn't it, but easier and quicker!

[@teresasingleton898]

Great technique Natasha! Will give it a try. Thank you for sharing.💜

[@humaimran1143]

Jiggle wiggle 🤣 What a beautiful card! ❤ It came together so nicely. I look forward to trying this technique!

[@blackitten2]

Love this card. The patchwork background is fabulous and such a good idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@debbieevans1515]

great card... reminds me of a patch work quilt..

[@michelegourd5742]

What an awesome idea!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@Taitcreates639]

Interesting and great way to use up tons of scraps. Tfs

[@momofschnauzers]

Absolutely a quilt-inspired technique. It's lovely.

[@debbowman2181]

I've done this and then run it through an embossing folder...looks goo too.

[@kristenteti5208]

Love the way the card turned out. It almost reminds me of iris paper folding.

[@marisolpearls9276]

I love this technique. I prefer it over the strips across a background.

[@jbroseann1]

I love this👏👏 it kind of reminds me of the iris fold technique. Thank you for sharing x

[@esthermcshane2116]

What a brilliant card 😊

[@leeyadrick4469]

Love this!!! I am a quilter so I really appreciate it.

[@renatenash7575]

Gorgeous card and a great idea. I have several plastic sleeves with paper and card scraps, so will have to get busy. Thank you Natasha. 😊

[@hannetang]

Log cabin patchwork 👍🏻

[@AKgalStamps-Donnamarshall]

I would think that would be a thick card. Fun idea.

[@lynnedoyle3654]

That looks fantastic. Not at all like just a using up scraps card.

[@annedunstan1171]

What a brilliant use for all my scraps! It’s almost like a patchwork technique.

[@kayellwy]

You always have such amazing ideas! I love this!

[@c.m.r.1745]

💡Amazing! What a fin! 🎈 😂 I want to try as well. 🌸Many thanks for this short and great video. 🤗

[@chriscaraway8467]

Very pretty love all the colors

[@kathryndoyle4204]

Love this! I have lots of paper that I don't know what to do with, this is a great idea!!

[@christinekostis164]

Great for using scraps. I've got do many to use. Going to have to try thus. Thank you for the inspiration! Love from London, UK. X

[@wendihaikugrl2651]

Super cool! I actually have one of the paper pads you used and have a bunch of scraps!! TYFS ! 🌻

[@noreenmulder5255]

Hi Natasha. Another brilliant card technique. Thanks for continuously sharing your amazing techniques. It's what keeps me going. 💛🧡🤗

[@Jenny-ho3nn]

Hi, loving this idea!! Much hugs.

[@joyjanssen4628]

Very fun and a beautiful result!

[@kiwipommiegirl]

I would never in a million years thought of using my scraps like this Tash, your card is amazing, tfs.xx