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| my version of autumn card |
I was in a playful mood when I was creating this FALL
card. Spritzing water onto stamps (before stamping onto card stock),
flicking ink from an aquapainter and adding a fun wooden leaf accent
made this card a JOY to create! The original layout came from our
demonstrator only magazine - Stampin' Success. This magazine gives such
great ideas to begin with and then I change them up to make the card
suit my style. If you want to know more about becoming a Stampin' Up!
demonstrator and the benefits of being a demonstrator including
receiving this wonderful magazine, feel free to contact any of the
demonstrators listed on the right.
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| Close-up of wooden leaf accent and splattered ink |
For my card, I used the same neutral card base in
Crumb Cake, added a Crushed Curry layer and added watercolored leaves in
three wonderful colors (Crushed Curry, Blackberry Bliss and Crumb Cake)
onto a piece of Whisper White card stock. I tore both the Whisper
White layer and the Crushed Curry layer to give the card a more
interesting look. The original card used the new Color Me Autumn DSP
and a Basic Gold Metal Button in the upper left corner but I substituted
a few things to make it suit my style more. I went with the Color Me
Autumn Washi Tape and used linen thread to tie on a wooden leaf accent
from the Autumn Wooden Elements. My fingers are still a Blackberry
Bliss color from where I was splattering the ink on my card but it was
so much fun to make. I hope you'll give it a try some time.
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| original card from Stampin' Success magazine |
Ingredients
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Stamps:
o For All Things
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Paper:
o 4 ½” x 3 ¼” Whisper White card stock
o 4 3/4" x 3 ½” Crushed Curry card stock
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5 ½” x 8 ½” (scored at 4 ¼”) Crumb Cake
card stock
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Ink:
o Blackberry Bliss
o Crumb Cake
o Crushed Curry
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Tools and Accessories:
o Linen Thread
o Autumn Wooden Elements
o Color Me Autumn Washi Tape
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