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I like to get creative with leftover paper scraps by using them in a few different ways:

1. Handmade Cards & Journals: I often use scraps to make mini collages for greeting cards or journal pages. Even small pieces can add unique textures and layers to designs.

2. Woven Bookmarks & Gift Tags: For longer strips of paper, I weave them together to create bookmarks or use them as decorative gift tags. It’s a great way to use up those odd-shaped pieces!

3. Confetti: Tiny bits of paper can be collected and turned into colorful confetti, which I love adding to envelopes for a little surprise.

4. Eco-Friendly Packing: When I have no other use for the scraps, I shred them to use as eco-friendly packing material for shipping or wrapping gifts.
   

This way, I ensure that no paper goes to waste, and each piece can find a purpose in a new project.

We’ve all been there—sitting down to create, but feeling completely stuck. Whether it’s the whirlwind of daily life or those pesky feelings of overwhelm and anxiety, creative blocks can sneak up on even the most passionate creatives. 💔

✨ How do you overcome creative blocks when you’re feeling overwhelmed? What strategies do you use to reconnect with your creativity and find joy in your projects again?

Here are some tips that have helped me in the past, but would love to hear if it's worked for you!

1. Set Small Goals: Breaking projects into manageable tasks can make it less daunting. What small steps do you take to get started?

2. Create a Relaxing Environment: How do you set the mood to inspire creativity?

3. Change of Scenery: Have you ever taken your creativity outside or to a new space? What impact did it have?