Hello and welcome to the October Inspire, Create & Share Blog Hop! If you've already been hopping, you should have landed here from the super talented Jen Guarino's blog!
I'm so happy that this month's ICS Blog Hop theme is "Fall for All"! I just love Fall and it's finally beginning to feel like it here in Middle Tennessee! One of my favorite things about Fall is the beautiful leaves changing colors. With all of the trees around here it is a gorgeous sight for sure!
Here's my Fall for All card that is really all about the changing leaves!
My A2 card base was Early Espresso with a thin layer of Tangelo Twist and top layer of Old Olive Cardstock. On the Old Olive layer I stamped some of the leaves from the Vintage Leaves stamp set tone on tone with Old Olive Ink. For the colored leaves I used a fun technique called Joseph's Coat Technique that my friend Ginger Pelfrey shared with me a few weeks ago. For a link to a video by Tami White on how to do this technique click here. If you've not done this technique, I'm sure you'll love the video. I sponged Cajun Craze, Tangelo Twist, Old Olive, Hello Honey, Daffodil Delight, and Soft Suede onto Whisper White Cardstock. I then stamped my leaves onto the sponged cardstock with Versamark and embossed them with clear embossing powder. Next I brayered Early Espresso ink all over my cardstock. The leaves were then cut out with the Leaflet Framelit Dies and popped up with Stampin' Dimensionals. I then splattered a little Early Espresso and Tangelo Twist Ink on my card. (Yep, I went a little crazy with the splattering, maybe less is more...)
My sentiment from the Light Hearted Leaves Set was stamped in Early Espresso on Tangelo Twist cardstock and then clear embossed. I die cut the sentiment with one of the Lots of Labels Framelit Dies and sponged the edge tone on tone with Tangelo Twist ink. It was adhered to the card front with more Stampin' Dimensionals and a Candy Dot was added on each side of the label.
For the inside of the card I added a layer of Old Olive and then a layer of Crumb Cake. I stamped one of the Vintage Leaves tone on tone with Crumb Cake Ink and then added the other sentiment from Lighthearted Leaves in Early Espresso over that. I added the bottom part of one of my Joseph's Coat Leaves that had previously been cut for the top of the card onto the inside top edge. I also did a little splattering of some of the Tangelo Twist ink on the inside of my card.
I hope you've enjoyed my Fall for All card and are ready for some more inspiration! Next up is the Fabulous Tammy Dunlap's blog! Just click next button below and you'll be there!
Below are the products I used on my card:
Thanks so much for stopping by! Blessings, Tina
Very cool! I'll have to try that technique sometime!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anna! It's a lot of fun but you do end up a bit inky :)
DeleteVery interesting look to your card, that's great!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tammy :)
Deletebeautiful! love that technique!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Amanda!
DeleteLove it! Great job on this technique!
ReplyDeleteThanks Darla :)
DeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Terri! :)
DeleteThis is a WOW card! Beautiful! Thanks for hopping with us this month....I appreciate you.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Deb! :)
DeleteWowza, super cool. I will click on the video and learn this technique.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy! I think you'll love it. It's really striking and hard to capture in a picture :)
DeleteStunning Card! I am going to have to check this technique out!
DeleteThanks so much Jen! It's a fun technique! :)
DeleteYou know I love this card! :) Wrapping the leaf around the way you did is really cool.
ReplyDeleteWOW, great card! And you can never have too much splatters LOL
ReplyDeletelol Thanks Claudia! I'll keep that in mind! :)
DeleteLove your card and all the great colors. A technique I haven't tried. Thanks for sharing...I need to put it on the list of things to try.
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane! It's a lot of fun. Hope you'll try it!
DeleteWow those leaves are amazing!!! Such a lovely card!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Joni! :)
DeleteThat is a beautiful card! Love the colors, thanks for sharing that technique.
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