Showing posts with label Painted Autumn designer paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painted Autumn designer paper. Show all posts

Monday, November 13, 2017

Labels to Love-Thanksgiving

I love making cards that are simple, but great looking.  This card has lots of items I love to use in my card making. Punches, designer paper, and stamps, oh my.

Tracy Elsom made this great card that I had to CASE.  

Designer paper-Painted Autumn

Punches-Leaf Punch, Everyday Label punch 

Stamp set: Labels to Love

Ink: Cajun Craze


Come back tomorrow to see a card I made using one of the Christmas Labels.

Monday, October 16, 2017

November Card Cafe-Pick a Pumpkin



 Fall is one of my favorite seasons.  How about you?  The Pick a Pumpkin set is perfect for all kinds of fall cards.  I love sets that have stamps that can be cut out with framelits and thinlits and this set is a favorite.  There are several thinlits that are additional to the stamps in the set. I am featuring this bundle in my November Card Cafe.

Today's card is quite simple and inspired by a card shown on melsinkyfingers.com

Card stock- Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, Very Vanilla, Old Olive, and Painted Autumn Designer paper

Ink- Perfect Pumpkin, Early Espresso

Copper Trim

Everyday Labels Punch

I wanted some early espresso card stock behind my saying so I punched a label out and then cut it in half to back my saying.  Easy and got the look that I wanted.

Tomorrow I will share a card I made for Thanksgiving.

Thursday, September 21, 2017

Card Cafe Creations-Painted Autumn Designer paper

Don't you love the colors in this sheet of Painted Autumn designer paper.  I have always been drawn to the fall colors.  This card is very easy to create.

1. Two colors of card stock, and one piece of designer paper.

2. Another saying from Happy Birthday Gorgeous.

3. Layered shapes.  Everyday Label punch, Layering ovals both plain and scalloped edges

4. The final touch is a flower and leaves from the Touches of Nature Elements.

You don't need a lot of stamping when the designer paper is so elegant.

The final project I am featuring this week is an Acetate Card box that will hold all these cards and envelopes.