I love fall! It's my favorite time of the year. As I was sitting at dinner tonight with my partner in scrapbooking crime, ideas began to formulate in my mind. This card was inspired by our dinner conversation tonight!
Here's how I made it:
1. Cut the base - 6 1/4 x 9. Fold in half.
2. I colored the sunset background. - I used a plain white piece of paper and several orange and yellow Spectrum Noir markers. I colored from one side of the paper to the other in lines. The lines aren't straight on purpose. I wanted it to look real.
3. I cut and attached the green paper. I just free handed it. After it was attached to the sunset paper, I punched the corners of the paper with a large ticket punch.
4. I took the Heartfelt tree stamp and stamped it with Versa Mark and embossed it with a copper embossing powder.
5. I stamped and embossed the wagon on a piece of tan paper using the above steps. Once it sat for a few minutes, I cut it out.
6. I colored in the tree using a brown Spectrum Noir marker.
7. I took the grass clump stamp that came with the Heartfelt tree and wagon stamps and I stamped it on the green paper. I used a Tim Holtz Crush Olive distressed ink pad. I stamped it once and then moved it slightly and stamped it again. This is how I got it to look kind of dimensional like real grass.
8. I attached the wagon with pop dots to give it some dimension.
9. I used raffia to make the little bails of hay. I also put some around the edges of the wagon to make it look like it was coming out of the top of the wagon. I also added the raffia to the ground.
10. I felt like it needed some else so I added the gems in the corners.
There you have it! It was pretty fast to make and lots of fun! I love craftin and hopefully you've found some inspiration today! Thanks for coming by!

Ali, that is absolutely breath taking. Just think...all this from a conversation we had at dinner. AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteI know! Wait until you see it in person. It's way better in real life. My camera doesn't do it justice. I love when we chat and formulate ideas! Two brains are definitely better than one. I showed it to a few ladies at work and they loved it! I'm itching to get my work done so I can go home and play in my scrap room!!!!
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