Avocado Arts Style
** I have 2 posts today, please scroll down for my KSS Monday post! **
Today the Pit Crew Too is sharing more creations with the October set, Gobble Wobble. I wanted to make a pretty Thanksgiving card using the wheat image. I found that if I bend it just a bit on my clear block (don't you love how versatile clear stamps are??!) I could make a lovely Fall wreath!
I added a few popped up acorns from the set and then some tiny hearts from Avocado Type. The only thing needed was a sweet little gingham bow and a few pretty pearls added to the swirls. I kept the rest of the card pretty simple, just adding a tag for the sentiment.
You may notice that the sentiment tag is a bit longer than the actual stamp. I simply used a little trick I talked about in this post - I inked up most of the stamp - about the first 3/4 of the stamp- and stamped it. Then I cleaned the stamp and inked up the other side the same way - about 3/4 of it and stamped it matching up the lines. Now your tag is long enough for "Happy Thanksgiving!"
Thanks for coming by today! I hope you with check out the AA blog along with these other members of the Pit Crew for more inspiring work with this month's set!
Cardstock: (Dark Chocolate, Terra Cotta Tile) Papertrey Ink, (Natural White) Neenah, Patterned Paper: (Sugar Hill) Farmhouse Paper Company, Stamps; (Gobble Wobble, Avocado Type) Avocado Arts, Ink: (Peanut Brittle, Morocco, Rich Cocoa, Espresso Truffle, Toffee Crunch) Memento, Accessories: (pearls) Kaiser, (Gingham ribbon - colored with a Copic marker) SU!, (Button) Papertrey Ink, (Corner Rounder) WRMK
This is so cute. I love that woodgrain paper!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!!! SUPER DUPER CREATIVE!!! LOOOOVE this idea!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your out-of-the-box thinking, Julie! This wreath is gorgeous and I love how you embellished it with hearts, acorns and pearls!
ReplyDeleteWow... very pretty! I love how you made a wreath!! That wheat image is my fav!!
ReplyDeletelove the wood grain and the wreath makes it look like its hanging on a door or wall, nice wreath love the acorns
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