Sometimes I think coming up with the blog post title is harder than actually creating a handmade card. This title is simply descriptive, Truly Grateful Card with Leaves. To create this card I used a couple of my favorite things, which include the Stampin' Up! Woodgrain embossing folder and the Gently Falling stamp set. I embossed the Early Espresso sandable cardstock with the woodgrain folder and attached it to a kraft card base. The accent colors are Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, and Very Vanilla cardstock with the Burlap ribbon detail. I used the rock-n-roll technique to stamp the leaves and then fussy-cut them and adhered them directly to the Very Vanilla cardstock. It took a little time to fray all the edges of the burlap ribbon and then I zig zag stitched it at the top to the card. The last piece was the Truly Grateful sentiment which I punched with an oval punch and layered it with the scallop oval punch and adhered with dimensionals. Even though this card is casual in it's design, I hope you feel it's warm with texture and color. Well, until next time, thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day!
My Truly Grateful Card with Leaves is entered into the following challenges:
My Truly Grateful Card with Leaves is entered into the following challenges:
- The Paper Players: CAS with Leaves
- Make It Monday: Anything Goes
- Sentimental Sundays: Giving Thanks
Very cute, love the color combo and the burlap you added!
ReplyDeleteThe colors and textures work really good together - thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSO lovely! The woodgrain & burlap are perfect for the leaves :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and colors. I spotted this on MIM..Loz
ReplyDeleteFabulous CAS card Andrea..love the Autumn leaves and colours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at Make it Monday..
Luv CHRISSYxx
All the elements you've put together are just perfect, Andrea! I love the look of the distressed woodgrain EF with burlap and the leaves. Just lovely...Thank you for joining us at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteLove all the texture on this card, Andrea. I can't seem to get the hand of working with the burlap but you used it wonderfully here. Thanks for joining us this week at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning!!! Love the scratched embossed background. Those leaves are beautifully stamped and the burlap ribbon is a great touch. Thanks for joining us at Sentimental Sundays
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