I am absolutely in love with this week’s Monday Mini! It’s even tinier than my usual 6" x 6" creations—this one is more of a 6" x 4" Mini, making it the perfect size for a gift tag, a small card, or even an adorable embellishment for a scrapbook page. There’s no photo this time, but the simplicity and versatility of this Mini make it such a fun and quick project to put together!
If you’re anything like me, you probably have a stash of leftover Project Life cards in 6" x 4" or 3" x 4" sizes just waiting to be used. Well, here’s the perfect opportunity! These pre-designed cards make an amazing base for Mini projects like this, giving you a head start on a stylish and cohesive design without much effort.
For this Mini, I picked a bright and cheerful 6" x 4" Project Life card with happy yellow diagonal stripes as my base. There’s something about those bold, sunshiney lines that instantly lifts the mood! To give it extra personality and dimension, I layered a few embellishments—some die-cuts, a cute little phrase strip, and a pop of texture for that finishing touch.
I have to say, I am obsessed with the color palette on this one. The mix of vibrant yellow, soft white, and playful accents makes for such an uplifting and fresh combination. It’s amazing how a small piece like this can bring so much joy just through color and design!
That’s the beauty of these tiny Minis—you never really know where they’ll find their forever home! I have a feeling this one might make its way onto a future scrapbook page, adding a bright pop of color and texture. Or maybe it will become part of a thoughtful gift tag, perfect for a handmade present.
These small but mighty pieces are a fantastic way to use up extra cards and stretch your creativity in fun and unexpected ways. Whether you turn them into mini layouts, decorative elements for your albums, or even sweet little notes for a friend, they add a special touch to any project.
I’d love to hear—how do you use your extra Project Life cards? Let’s swap ideas and inspire each other to keep creating!
Til next time - Julie
