I used some shiny brown ribbon I had in my stash to wrap around the layers before I adhered them to the base card. I then touched up a foil snowflake with some Early Espresso ink and adhered it over the ribbon. I used my Stitched Shapes Thinlets Dies for my circles and the Thoughtful Banners Stamp set for the sentiment.
I really liked how this card came together with all the fall colors and pumpkins. I used SU's Thanksgiving stamp set for the inside and fussy cut a pumpkin as well.
Well, it started snowing around noon and is project to keep going until we have 5-8" - Oh Goodie!! Hopefully, it will warm up tomorrow and it will all melt away. At least I can get in some craft time!
I entered this post at CardzTV Anything Goes Challenge #74.
Thanks for stopping by,
Nancy
2 comments:
I love everything about your cards! The papers are wonderful and the snowflake is a really nice way to back up the sentiment. Looks like a lot of folks may have snow for Thanksgiving. Anything wet in the west would be welcome.
Pretty Cards, Love that pumpkin paper. I am not looking forward to snow. I live on a hilly country road and hate to drive on it when it gets bad. I do love to see it come down though. You said on my blog that your Painted Harvest doesn't stamp very well. I think It's just made that way. I do condition my stamps first by rubbing a eraser over them when I first use them. Not sure if that would help. The eraser I use is white. Also thanks ffor the nice comment. Hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving
cindys-greencricut
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