This is another go-to design for using several patterns of paper. I like how the offset sizes add interest too. Check today's blog post for more information on products used and dimensions. Link to my blog is in my bio.
Thursday, October 8, 2026
Gourd-geous Pumpkins
Monday, October 5, 2026
Fabulous Pumpkins
This week I'm posting cards made with the Painted Patch Suite. I love how colorful and fun this suite is. I knew I would eventually get the bundle, because pumpkins. Hello. And the masks are so good. But I was iffy about the paper. It's VERY colorful and busy. But I fell in love with it once I played a bit and I'm so happy I got it.
Supplies
Thursday, October 1, 2026
Luxe Note
Monday, September 28, 2026
Thinking of Luxe Foliage
I'm loving this month's Product of the Month--the Luxe Foliage DSP. The patterns go together really well or you can mix and match them with other patterned paper, stamps and dies. This is a really versatile paper pack. A must in my opinion! And at only $5 (with your qualifying $75 USD purchase), you just can't beat it.
Friday, September 25, 2026
Thankful Leaves
This ended up being my favorite of the five I made this week. I really like this darker pattern from the Autumn Opulence DSP with the mushrooms on it and the retired cork paper just really compliments it so well.I used the Faux Suede Technique to distress the Blackberry Bliss strip and I really like the look of that as well.
I started the cards I'm going to be sharing this week by smooshing a watercolor background on a 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" piece of vanilla cardstock. I took my Golden Glow, Pretty Peacock and Blackberry ink pads and tapped them onto the huge "F" acrylic block. Then I sprayed the block with water and tipped the block to let the colors mix a little. Not a lot. I didn't want the colors to become mud. Then, I took a piece of 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" Very Vanilla Cardstock and layed it over the ink and let it soak it up. I am impatient, so I used a heat tool to dry it.
After the watercolor cardstock was dry, I used the Lustrous Leaves Hot Foil Dies, Copper Stampin' Foil and the Stampin' Hot Foil System to make copper watercolor leaves. I was then left with a piece of copper foil that had leaf images in it, so I applied that to a piece of vanilla cardstock with the Reverse Foil Die so that I could have both the positive and the negative copper leaf images and not waste the beautiful foil.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
Grateful Heart
I just love this card. I do think Pretty Peacock is a perfect fall color, so I'm not surprised. It just pairs so nicely with almost any other autumn color I can think of.
I started the cards I'm going to be sharing this week by smooshing a watercolor background on a 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" piece of vanilla cardstock. I took my Golden Glow, Pretty Peacock and Blackberry ink pads and tapped them onto the huge "F" acrylic block. Then I sprayed the block with water and tipped the block to let the colors mix a little. Not a lot. I didn't want the colors to become mud. Then, I took a piece of 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" Very Vanilla Cardstock and layed it over the ink and let it soak it up. I am impatient, so I used a heat tool to dry it.
After the watercolor cardstock was dry, I used the Lustrous Leaves Hot Foil Dies, Copper Stampin' Foil and the Stampin' Hot Foil System to make copper watercolor leaves. I was then left with a piece of copper foil that had leaf images in it, so I applied that to a piece of vanilla cardstock with the Reverse Foil Die so that I could have both the positive and the negative copper leaf images and not waste the beautiful foil.
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Grateful Leaves
I might be in love with the Rustic Check 3D Embossing Folder. Look at that dimension! And I think it's so perfect for fall cards. Such a fun one!
I started the cards I'm going to be sharing this week by smooshing a watercolor background on a 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" piece of vanilla cardstock. I took my Golden Glow, Pretty Peacock and Blackberry ink pads and tapped them onto the huge "F" acrylic block. Then I sprayed the block with water and tipped the block to let the colors mix a little. Not a lot. I didn't want the colors to become mud. Then, I took a piece of 4-1/4" X 5-1/2" Very Vanilla Cardstock and layed it over the ink and let it soak it up. I am impatient, so I used a heat tool to dry it.
After the watercolor cardstock was dry, I used the Lustrous Leaves Hot Foil Dies, Copper Stampin' Foil and the Stampin' Hot Foil System to make copper watercolor leaves. I was then left with a piece of copper foil that had leaf images in it, so I applied that to a piece of vanilla cardstock with the Reverse Foil Die so that I could have both the positive and the negative copper leaf images and not waste the beautiful foil.




















