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Fall is Here - The Greeting Farm

Hello world! Can you believe it...Fall is Here! To welcome the season, I made a card with changing colorful leaves falling, pumpkins, and maybe a pumpkin spice latte in the girls cup?!  To create this one-layered card I used The Greeting Farm Pumpkin Spice collection. Stamping the girl and pumpkins on Neeah solar 80lbs cardstock using Simon Says Intense Black ink.  Then masked the images with masking paper by applying on the top part of the card (starting from the edge bottom -up) abandoned coral, wild honey, and squeezed lemonade Distress Oxide Inks.  The bottom/foreground of the card, using My Favorite Things stencil Drifts and Hills Mixable and applyed frayed burlap distress Oxide ink. Removed all the masking paper and colored all the images with Copic Markers. The senitment was stamp with versa mark black ink and embossed with clear powder.  The falling leave were embossed as well with different colors for the season.  For the details, a white gel pen...

Thank you with Butterflies and Gold Embossed

Hello WORLD!! Thank you for stopping by my first BLOG. Today I'm sharing a card that has a Fall image even though it's Summer. I wanted to share a stampset fromThe Greeting Farm that was released in the Simon Says STAMPember release. Even though the girl on the set is wearing a scraf, I figure why not do a thankful card with a bit of brigh and colorful clothing. I started out die cutting the blue cardstock with a wonky dotted line die. Next stamped "Thankful for you" in the top right-hand corner with Versa Mark (for embossing) used color Gold powder.  I heat embossed the greeting and set aside. For the girl, I stamped black dye ink (that is Copic friendly) on White 80lb Neenah White Cardstock. Using Copic colors for the entire image.  Once that was complete, I used a white gel pen to highlight in certain areas. There is a yellow circle, which this is die-cut as well so she is not floating on the blue cardstock.  I placed the yellow circle on the bottom left-hand...