Hello friends,
A new challenge starts today at the Double D Challenge blog . Team Darlene is hosting this challenge with the lovely theme of “October – What does it mean to you?”. The team have created beautiful cards to inspire you – a visit to the Double D Challenge blog will be worthwhile. We have also a fun prize to give away to one lucky player which will be chosen by Random.org.
I love to make cards with autumn colours – the browns, oranges, reds and yellows are so warm and earthy. I decided to create a shabby card with a rustic feel for this challenge. I painted a few scraps of papers with my watercolour paints and then die cut the leaves with different sizes of dies. I layered branches on a “stone wall” background die cut. I then add the leaves with mirror tape for dimension and lightly dusted the edges of the leaves with gold glitter. I finished off with a die cut sentiment. Hope you like my take on the challenge.
Challenges:
- The Creative Crafters Challenge #33 (ends 11/08) – Anything Goes
- Get Creative Challenges #96 (ends 10/31) – Favourite Colour Combo (Fall colours)
- Make My Monday Challenge #133 (ends 10/26) – Orange as the Dominant Colour
- Use Your Stuff Challenge #408 (ends 10/26) – Autumn/Fall
- Shopping Our Stash #431 (ends 10/26) – Happy Fall Y’all!
- Word Art Wednesday Weeks #462-463 (ends 11/04) – Anything Goes
- Ellibelle’s Crafty Wednesday – October Challenge (ends 10/31) – All Things Autumn/Fall or Anything Goes
- Sisterhood of Crafters Challenge (ends10/27) – Lots of Layers
A close-up of the water coloured leaves
The sentiment
A peep at the inside
Projects details
Cream and brown card-stock — Designer paper for “stone wall” — Watercolour paper in fall colours — Crafter’ Companion Gemini die “Dry Stone Wall” (GEM-MD-CAD-DS) –Impression Obsession die “Tree/Branch” (DIE219-P) — Impression Obsession die “Small Leaves” (DIE095-D) — Lawn Fawn Cuts craft die ‘Stitched Leaves” (Item#LF577) — Find It Yvonne Creations die “Autumn Leaves” (YCD10149) — Penny Black Creative die “For You” (51-105) — Gold glitter — Tim Holtz distress ink “Vintage Photo” — Reeves watercolour paint.
Thanks for stopping by. I love reading your thoughts in the comments below. Have a wonderful day!
Kind regards,
Amelia
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