Wednesday, October 17, 2018

First Thanksgiving Card

I don't send out very many Thanksgiving cards but I do send a few to old friends who now live across country from me.
Starting with Vanilla cardstock, I used a Stamploration stencil and Tim Holtz Distress Oxide inks to cover the panel with leaves.  Then I pulled out my leaf dies, Spellbinder, Impression Obesession, and Elizabeth Craft Design.   After running them through the Cuttlebug, I sponged the edges of some, added pencil on some of the veins, and embossed the large leaf with Copper embossing powder.  The sentiment (? company) is also embossed with Copper.
The main panel is backed with Copper Metallic paper and then both are adhered to Saffron cardstock.

The sketch I used is found at Tuesday Morning Sketches.

Challenges:
Tuesday Morning Sketches
Addicted to Stamps - Autumn colors
If You Give A Crafter a Cookie - photo inspiration
Creative With Stamps - leaves
Three Amigos - Autumn
Stamping Sensations - shades of Autumn
Die Cut Divas - Autumn
Words2CraftBy - "air is wild with leaves"
Stamploration - theme

Stamploration Never ending anything goes challenge
Cutploration -photo inspiration

18 comments:

  1. Fabulous job stenciling; such a pretty card. Thank you for joining us at Die Cut Divas :)

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  2. What a wonderful take on the sketch, and your stenciling looks wonderful! I love the autumn theme with this pretty Thanksgiving card! Thanks for playing along with the Tuesday Morning Sketch challenge and good luck!

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  3. A really lovely creation for our 'Colours of Autumn' theme at Stamping Sensations, thanks so much for joining us.

    B x

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  4. What beautiful how it is stamped and using of colours!
    Thank you for joining at Stamping Sensations this month.

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  5. I think your stenciled background is perfect for your die cuts. Fantastic card. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas.

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  6. Gorgeous card!! All your leaves are wonderful and I love the scrolly sentiment!
    Thanks for playing along with us at Tuesday Morning Sketches
    Debbie ~ TMS DT
    Debbie's Dash of This and That

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  7. Gorgeous card. Love the inking, stenciling and die cutting combined to make this fall beauty. Thanks for playing with us at Creative With Stamps.

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  8. This is so very beautiful I love your stamping and leaf layering. That has to be the prettiest Happy Thanksgiving stamp ever! Thanks so much for joining us this week at Tuesday Morning Sketches!

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  9. I just love this make

    Thank you for sharing with us at 'If You Give A Crafter A Cookie' I hope you join in with us again soon
    Hugs Shell xx

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  10. Hi Marsha, I just love these gorgeous Distress leaves! Wow... they are so pretty and make a gorgeous background. Thanks so much for playing along with our October Eve Challenge at Words 2 Craft By. :)

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  11. A beautiful thanksgiving card. Lovely leaves. Thanks for joining our challenge at Stamping Sensations and at Addicted to Stamps. Marlies

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  12. Stunning fall card! Thank you for joining us at Tuesday Morning Sketches.

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  13. Love, love, love that beautifully stenciled background! Thank you for joining us at W2CB!

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  14. Very pretty and perfect for a Thanksgiving card. Thank you for joining the challenge at Creative With Stamps. Dorlene DT CWS

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  15. Great added texture to this one :) Thanks for playing so often with us at STAMPlorations Theme and Sketch challenge :)

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  16. The stenciled leaves look so pretty cascading down and the die cut ones are a nice addition.
    Thanks for joining us at CUTplorations

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  17. Gorgeous background!! Love this beautiful card and thanks so much for linking it up over at Three Amigos!

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  18. Beautiful Thanksgiving card! I really love the color combo and how you created the background with ink and stencil. Thank you for joining Addicted to Stamps challenge.
    Sai

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