Fall Acorns

This card is full of texture.
Team member Tina Demrow created this beauty.
Tina D - Acorny Thank YouThe card base is Rich Razzleberry.
The next layer is the corrugated cardstock — I couldn't believe that you could
emboss this cardstock and it doesn't smash down — so cool.
It was embossed with the Woodland Embossing Folder.
The Rich Razzleberry circle is cut with the Circle Collection Framelits.
The flower circle is punched from the Into the Woods designer paper.
We stamped the Acorn from Acorny Thank You stamp set on Whisper White
cardstock with Soft Suede and Tangelo Twist and punched out with the
coordinating Acorn Punch.  Tie a little bow with the Crushed Curry Baker's Twine
and adhere with a Glue Dot — add a Into the Woods Element also with a Glue Dot.
Oops, don't forget the banner — stamp THANKFUL with Rich Razzleberry ink, cut out with the Bitty Banner Framelits.

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Pumpkin Patch

It's time to go to the Pumpkin Patch.
I have a friend who LOVES to go to the Pumpkin Patch every year.
She takes her three boys — the oldest is now 20 and her twins are 16.
She still makes them sit in the pumpkin patch for a family picture.
It is so adorable to see how they change each year.
It truly makes her happy to do this and her boys, of course, like to keep mom happy.
I'll think this card might be perfect for her today as today is the day she is going.
Pumpkin PatchThe card base is Basic Black — 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
Add a strip of Happy Haunting Designer Paper — 2" x 5 1/2"
Oh wait, before you adhere that designer paper down, add a piece of the
3/8" Stitched Satin Ribbon — adhere the ends of the ribbon to the back of the designer paper.  Now adhere the designer paper to the card front.  Take a second piece of ribbon and slip under the first and tie in a knot (cheater bow).
Stamp the Pumpkin Patch scene from Happy Scenes stamp set with Memento ink on Very Vanilla cardstock and color the pumpkins and leaves with Tangelo Twist marker.
Adhere to Basic Black cardstock and then to Tangelo Twist cardstock.
Use dimensionals to adhere all the layers to the card front.
Viola — your card is done.  You can stamp a greeting — Happy Halloween,
Happy Thanksgiving, great for a fall birthday, or leave the greeting off and use the card as an all occasion — thinking of you card.

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A Little Something

Halloween is only 23 days away.
It's time to get those treats made up for those special little goblins and ghost.
This was one of the projects at my Stamp & Go Club this month.
Thank you Erica Cerwin for the great idea — I changed out designer papers
and stamps to make this a fun Halloween treat holder.
Trick or TreatFor the base — cut 2 pieces of Basic Black cardstock 2" x 7 1/2" — score one end of
piece at 1/4".  Fold on the score lines — put adhesive on one 1/4" flap and adhere the two strips together into one long strip.
I used the Ornate Tag Topper Punch to punch both ends and make them "pretty".
Trick or Treat Step 1
I put Tear & Tape Adhesive on the back of a Hershey's Chocolate Bar and stuck it to the inside of the holder.
Trick or Treat Step 2
Fold it up — I put a piece of 3/8" Black Ribbon through the hole in both pieces and
used a double piece of Black Baker's Twine to tie a bow around the Black ribbon.
I used the Triple Banner Punch to punch the end of the three designer papers.
One piece is 1 1/2" x 6"
One piece is 1 1/4" x 6"
One piece is 1" x 3 1/2"
Adhere the banners to the front of the candy holder.
I punched Tangelo Twist cardstock with the 2 3/8" Scalloped Circle Punch
Then layered a 2" Black Circle
The "Trick or Treat" stamp is from A Little Something stamp set — stamp with Memento ink on Very Vanilla cardstock and punch out with the 1 3/4" circle punch.
Adhere stamped image to Black circle.
The Black circle is adhered to the orange scallop with dimensionals
and the orange scallop is adhered to the holder with dimensionals (gotta love those dimensionals, right).
It would be easy to make a bunch of these special little treat holders.

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