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How to use Your Stampin Up! Scraps Of DSP to make quick cards

A quick Simple Card to use up DSP Scraps...
I know some of you may wonder when you are cutting card stock & DSP what out of the scraps do you keep & what do you throw away???
The answer to this question is you can use almost everything & waste nothing 
I have created this quick card using some 6x6 sheets of Designer Series paper & some left over scraps of card stock
You would be totally amazed at how you can use tiny strips of paper that you might think you should throw away to decorate & just finish off a card

The stamp set I have used is retired but any stamp set you may have that will be suitable can be substituted 
As you can see they have turned out quite well You could easily make multiple cards for all occasions by using this technique As you can see I have also used a scrap of DSP to bring in the front of the card to the inside so it looks like it matches
My Base was cut using Old Olive 5 3/4"x8"
DSP Layer is 3"x5 3/4"
Strips were just cut from Basic black card stock They are about 1/4" wide by 5 3/4" long
Basic Black Starburst Punch & 2"punch for the whisper white sentiment 
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