Paper Sundaes had a fun sketch this week, that worked perfectly with the
Autumn Joy digital freebie with purchase over at Clear Dollar Stamps. I used my paisley Cuttlebug folder and some Rhubarb ink to do a letterpress background, and my tree is colored with various shades of Copic and Promarkers... with a little sky watercolored in with a
Tombow marker. I found an old leaf punch in my drawer... you know - the kind of punch that you actually have to throw out your wrist to push down! I ran them through the Cuttlebug with the argyle embossing folder and sponged the edges lightly.
Have a beautiful fall day!
Tricia
CDS Digital Image: Autumn Joy
Paper: Ruby (SU), Wild Ginger, Mud Pie (CDS), Apple Cider dp
Tools: Sewing Machine, Micro Brads (CDS), Deckle Scissors, Wild Ginger Ribbon (CDS), Gingham ribbon, Leaf Punch, CB Embossing Folders - Argyle, Paisley
Copics & Tombow: R41, Y17, E37, E55, T3, YG03, Tombow491, Assorted Promarkers
Happy Fall, y'all!! I have a sweet fall card to share with you for today's challenge over at Paper Garden Projects. The challenge is Halloween, but since I'm not a Halloween fan, mine is more sweet than scary. :-) I used the adorable Eat Cake Graphics set "Pumpkin Pals" and a sentiment from the set "TagLines". The designer paper is called Apple Cider....mmmmm.... Speaking of apples, I made the *best* gluten free Apple Krunch tonight for supper! But, I digress... After coloring the pumpkins with copics, I added highlights with my Prismacolor pencils. Then I pulled out some older stash... my striped Cranberry Crisp ribbon (I loved that color!) and my spiral punch. I love the dimension they add to the card! The card base is actually dark brown, rather than black... it must be my camera. Sorry! This card is just full of fall colors, so I'm also entering it in the challenge at Paper Sundaes. Don't you just love challenges!!
Paper Sundaes had a fun sketch this week, that worked perfectly with the Autumn Joy digital freebie with purchase over at Clear Dollar Stamps. I used my paisley Cuttlebug folder and some Rhubarb ink to do a letterpress background, and my tree is colored with various shades of Copic and Promarkers... with a little sky watercolored in with a Tombow marker. I found an old leaf punch in my drawer... you know - the kind of punch that you actually have to throw out your wrist to push down! I ran them through the Cuttlebug with the argyle embossing folder and sponged the edges lightly. 
