USE UP STASH - Using the Unusable Paper from 12 x 12 Pads - PART 2 

Firstly, who would have thought that toadstools go with a bunch of flowers and, secondly, to cut a slot to insert them into the bunch? Just adorable and so quirky! You’re able to see numerous possibilities and think beyond what’s in front of you. Love it. 🍄🌹🍄 🌹

Thank you for these great ideas on ways to make "unusable" print papers into ones we'd actually love!

Say words over and over, I just enjoy your voice, humor and accent! And again, brilliant, so many pages that just don't quite suit and this solves the waste. Thanks for sharing your talents.

TYFS! Great Tips - love the mushroom & butterfly collage! 👩‍❤️‍👩💜👸🏽

I love how you've turned that paper into such pretty tags. Thanks for sharing!

These are beautiful. Please stop worrying about saying the same words it is ok. I could listen to you talk all day.💕

Great ay to use up scrapbook paper that I have around. Love them all, thanks

Love the way you “tucked in” the mushroom stems!! Adorable!

I thought your idea of cutting slits to put the toadstools/mushrooms through them was brilliant! I loved the way they looked so much better that way. I am going to start using this idea with my ephemera. I think it will make it look more cohesive somehow. Thank you so much for sharing such a great idea with us! Such a small thing but it really makes a difference. ~Lois

Gorgeous tags, Tina! I loved the mushrooms tucked in with the flowers! And honestly, it doesn’t matter about using words often; who cares? It’s just nice to hang out and watch you create pretty things. You worry too much. xx

the tucked mushrooms are awesome....love it

I love this series! Thanks so much for all of this great inspiration 😊

I love the tucked in mushrooms, great idea! Gorgeous tags. TFS.

Great video! Love the mushrooms! Gorgeous!

Absolutely LOVED it! Mistakes included! Acetate is a wonderful idea. ❤️🌞

These tags are fabulous! I love how you tucked the mushrooms 🍄 in amongst the flowers! 🌸😊

A couple of really good tips. Thanks for sharing

Great way to use these pages. The acetate tip is a fabulous one.

Love the way you meshed the mushrooms. It really looks like they were part of the paper. Thanks for sharing.

Tucking in the mushroom stems is genius, the small butterfly on the first one also a grand idea. I made my MR look at the differences of the original passé papers to really useful papers. The tag tucked behind the toadstools truly cute. I am pleasantly surprised the direction these wound up.

These are really cute and very clever idea for using papers that are not your favorite. I love, love, love the idea of a plainer paper with your kits for the back of tags!!

Another awesome idea. Thanks for sharing

The acetate method is brilliant! Thanks for the fantastic tip!!

Love the napkin idea for covering up paper that you're not so fond of. It works perfect. tyfs!

More beautiful uses for our least usable paper!! These turned out beautifully, Tina!!❤️

Beautiful as always! Thanks again for another great video and great ideas! Just an idea for you: try wadding up plastic wrap wrap to smooth out napkins or other images. It works great for me. Use a gentle hand to lightly rub over it. Funny story for you: I am electronics stupid so I'm not great with my phone 🙄. I saw the notification that you had uploaded this video but I knew I had a lot to do this morning so I would watch later when I could craft along. I rounded up my things from the bedroom and was moving it to my living room. My hands were full and out of nowhere I heard "Hi, this is Tina from Shabby Danny too dah". I stopped in place and looked around. Somehow my the hand my phone was under had managed to click on your video. SO I just kept going to my craft room and rather than doing things I should be doing, Im listening and crafting along. I have decided that after my Bible reading, this is a great way to start my day. Makes me happy 😂

I preferred the pink lace too. I think it is hard to incorporate silk petals or paper flowers. Love, love love this whole video. Your overuse of the odd word is not that noticeable. Your friendly personality and passion for the craft is far more evident.

Love your idea for transforming unlikeable paper. THANK YOU! Try placing your projects on a plastic sheet, when glueing. 🤗

Absolutely beautiful tags❤️ it’s amazing the difference you’ve made to these papers, love the way they look and the tags they’ve created 🤗 X

Love them. So pretty!

Tags are so cute. Great idea to cut a slit and tuck in an image behind a flower. I have tons of scrapbook paper and this is a fun way to have a little bit of interest behind a napkin. thanks for sharing your pretty ideas.

Beautiful tags. Really enjoyed your video.

Loved the toadstools in the tag. Love that idea of cutting into the paper and inserting them. Tfs.

Great ideas to use up paper we wouldn’t normally use. Thanks for the napkin tip. 💞

Turned out beautifully! I really like the idea of slipping the mushroom stems in behind a cut in the tag - clever!

Loved this tutorial - once again, I crafted along with you and had such a good time - thank you, Tina!!

Such a great idea. The tags are so beautiful.

This idea is seriously BRILLIANT! Thanks Tina - I think I'll go play now!!!

Love these tags! So glad you chucked the fluffy blue flower. Love the mushrooms peeping from behind the flowers!!

The acetate tool is so brilliant! TYFS. Might try rolling a brayer over the acetate.I can see how a silicone crafting mat would come in handy with this project.

I kept wondering what you meant by acetate...I use Saran Wrap, to push down on my napkins to keep my fingers off the surface so it doesn’t tear. Love you sharing your suggestions about what to do with the papers that are left over! Brilliant 💕

Thank you for these good ideas!

A great idea to use napkins. I have some that have pink roses around the edge but are plain white in the middle, to jazz them up I stamped randomly in the middle with a script stamp and gold pigment ink. I found when decoupaging napkins that Mod Podge gives a slightly shiny finish (even the Matte version) but ordinary PVA gave a completely matte finish, which I prefer.

Tina, I loved how these tags turned out ! The flowers and mushrooms make a rich looking combination.

Waxed paper and cooking parchment does the same thing! Great reminder!

Hiya! Instead of using the clear foil to rub the napkins down onto the paper, you can use a teflon sheet! It's available at poundland or wilko in the cooking section! It's not totally transparent but it's totally non stick, so you can leave it on the napkin until dry and then remove it! I use it all the time!!

I like the brighter colors as well.

Love the acetate idea, and all your ideas to use those papers that might not be favourites. Thank you!

Great tip with the acetate! Thank you!

I was thinking the two butterflies looked sweet on that last tag. I so love that you decided to stick them both on 😉

Im a new subscriber to your channel and I love it. I really love that you didn't edit out the things that went wrong. It's so good to know that I'm not the only one that these things happen to😄 TFS.

I really liked the single big reddish toadstool with the bird napkin! But it did turn out very pretty.

I really like your ideas of making use of the less pretty papers. Thanks! Hugs, Lenneke

You never fail to amaze me, the acetate is positively brilliant! 😃

I adore these beautiful tags Tina❣ I really L❤VE how you used the mushrooms/toadstools and butterflies to completely transform these tags ... BRILLIANT ❣ 🙃🦔

Love your ideas xx

'Use your stash ' is a great series! Thank you. I use the acetate but make sure it is very clean...no wet or dry glue on it as it will 'catch' and lift your picture.

What a great way for me to spend my Saturday afternoon. It's snowing here and I am totally enjoying you be creative. Great ideas. Tfs

I'm a rectangle tag girl myself. Also wondered if they were truely tags if I didn't cut corners. Then realised that it really doesn't matter, its a junk journal, no rules :D Love your work.

Great idea Tina, I use waxed paper to smooth my napkins out , it works great.. Thanks so much for sharing..

Your Ideas are the best! You are far to hard on yourself! Everything works so well when you try something new! TFS Big Hugs!

love the acetate idea

I think the flower petals stapled on looks really good Tina!!!

So pretty, thank you!

Wow! Thanks for sharing some really neat ideas 😍

I was really looking forward to you using that one you passed over but loved what you did with the others.

love these ideas for the "not so loved papers" I really like the look of the blue flower folded and in the upper left corner.. not fond of the lace on that particular project... but to each her own.. I love butterflies, flowers and kitties and lace and all different styles.. I really like that your videos teach how to use what would usually get thrown away.. things cost so much these days I hate to throw away anything that can be salvaged in to rather nice things I think..

They are beautiful napkins and a great idea.

I actually loved the flower on it not the red ribbon at all! To funny!🤗xx

Great idea to tuck the mushrooms into the flower -- never thought of doing that, so thanks so much for the idea. You most likely already know this, but you can snap off the top segment of your dull craft knife with pliers.

Such lovely ideas, thank you for sharing!

Love the tucked mushrooms. Never thought to do tickets that way.

Laughed out loud when you asked for our opinions regarding the blue flower, but then said by the time you uploaded the video, the flower will be long gone . . . lost on your desk. 🤪

Very good idea to use napkins on unused grownup colouring books maybe x

Great ides!! Beautiful!! Thanks so much!😊❤️

I don't remember the acetate trick. OTT is a good thing. I was happy when you pulled out the eyelash trim. I do the same thing on fabric paperclips, it helps to hold them more in place. My favorite pizza is with all mushrooms. Not wild but from the store. Love the tags❤❤❤

Brilliant!

Great ideas

These turned out sooo pretty!

Love the flower, I would use it

Really enjoy the layering that happens when you start out with paper that you don't particularly care for. It creates much more interesting background. I also particularly like the mushroom tucking and don't think you needed the "lost" blue flower or the bright pink lace. It looks fully decorated without. May snip it in tag shape or just leave it.

Beautiful tags! God Bless you and yours!

Fabulous ideas thank you.

No to the flower 🥴xxLizzzie.. nice tag x

Hi. Great tips. If I have paper I don't like, and if it's single sided, I use the back as white for die cuts.

I love them!

I thought I would not like the toad stools at first but I love the look of it. However think it was better brighter. You don’t have to distress everything. Lol

SUCH PRETTY PROJECTS-TFS-HUGS/BLESSINGS

Hermososssssssss!!!!!!!

No Too much. Lovely as it is.

Try saran wrap/plastic instead of the acetate, works great. If you leave it on to long both will pull up you image. That lace atop the first one..unsure why, looked nicer before adding.

I do like the red flower.

I made my storage something like that just using plastic page protectors and soda size Pockets I wanted and then cut at the top with the tiny sharp pair of scissors and they fit in a notebook

Ingenious!

Don't know about the coin album, but have you tried looking for baseball card albums? If you an't find those, you can probably still get project life inserts for a standard ring binder.

you shouldn't be so hard on yourself...your words are just fine! don't worry about over use of words...we are just gleaning from your talent!

Maybe someone already told you, but you can use the plastic you wrap over the food (don't know what it's called in English) Place it over the napkin and gentle use your hands from the middle and out All the bubbles will disappear 👏 Hope I explain it properly

I use 2parts glue to 1part water

Thanks for sharing

WH Smith in the UK do the coin albums and pages too.