How about I show you what I'm talking about...
 One of my favorite uses for this series is to use a gradient color theme. On a strip of white cardstock I stamped a row of the same wheat image in Summer Sunrise, Orange Zest, Terracotta Tile, Orange Zest & again in Summer Sunrise.
 One of my favorite uses for this series is to use a gradient color theme. On a strip of white cardstock I stamped a row of the same wheat image in Summer Sunrise, Orange Zest, Terracotta Tile, Orange Zest & again in Summer Sunrise. Before attaching the stamped strip to the card base I attached a Fillable Frames #4 die cut. The frame was cut from Orange Zest cardstock, stamped with a sentiment in Dark Chocolate and an image from Gobble, Gobble (a new set I will share with you in another post today) in Versamark, then cut in half. I then attached one half above the strip and the other below, then trimmed at the base of the card. Finished the card off with a couple Dark Chocolate vintage buttons and baker's twine.
 Before attaching the stamped strip to the card base I attached a Fillable Frames #4 die cut. The frame was cut from Orange Zest cardstock, stamped with a sentiment in Dark Chocolate and an image from Gobble, Gobble (a new set I will share with you in another post today) in Versamark, then cut in half. I then attached one half above the strip and the other below, then trimmed at the base of the card. Finished the card off with a couple Dark Chocolate vintage buttons and baker's twine. Up next, heat embossing. This solid reverse images work perfectly for this technique. I chose to stamp the three pumpkin images, in Versamark, onto a strip of Orange Zest cardstock. Below that, stamped one of the sentiments included in this set in Dark Chocolate.
 Up next, heat embossing. This solid reverse images work perfectly for this technique. I chose to stamp the three pumpkin images, in Versamark, onto a strip of Orange Zest cardstock. Below that, stamped one of the sentiments included in this set in Dark Chocolate. Under the embosses strip I attached a fun row of Dark Chocolate Spiral Notebook Sheet die cuts, wrapped with Dark Chocolate baker's twine and then embellished with a few Dark Chocolate vintage buttons.
 Under the embosses strip I attached a fun row of Dark Chocolate Spiral Notebook Sheet die cuts, wrapped with Dark Chocolate baker's twine and then embellished with a few Dark Chocolate vintage buttons. Here's how the border was assembled. Connect two Spiral Notebook Sheets (I used just the top half of the die cuts) by lining up the holes and adhering together. Then attach this piece to your projects and trim if needed.
 Here's how the border was assembled. Connect two Spiral Notebook Sheets (I used just the top half of the die cuts) by lining up the holes and adhering together. Then attach this piece to your projects and trim if needed. As mentioned above the whole Take Three series sentiments are all interchangeable but, for this card I used a sentiment from Gobble, Gobble (which I will share with you next). If you stamp your take three images in a lighter color it allows you to layer a sentiment over the image itself. Above, I stamped the wheat in Orange Zest and then layered a Dark Chocolate sentiment. I loved the way this turned out and made it the focal point of the card.
 As mentioned above the whole Take Three series sentiments are all interchangeable but, for this card I used a sentiment from Gobble, Gobble (which I will share with you next). If you stamp your take three images in a lighter color it allows you to layer a sentiment over the image itself. Above, I stamped the wheat in Orange Zest and then layered a Dark Chocolate sentiment. I loved the way this turned out and made it the focal point of the card. To create a frame for the focal image I die cut the Mat Stack #4 (also available Aug. 15) from Pure Poppy Bitty Dot Basic pattern paper and attached to the kraft card base. Above the pattern paper I used another image from Gobble, Gobble stamped in Dark Chocolate. Attached strips of Orange Zest ribbon and embellished with a few Dark Chocolate vintage buttons and baker's twine.
 To create a frame for the focal image I die cut the Mat Stack #4 (also available Aug. 15) from Pure Poppy Bitty Dot Basic pattern paper and attached to the kraft card base. Above the pattern paper I used another image from Gobble, Gobble stamped in Dark Chocolate. Attached strips of Orange Zest ribbon and embellished with a few Dark Chocolate vintage buttons and baker's twine.So there you have! I hope I have inspired you with something new today.
There is much more countdown fun for you to see! Be sure to see what Nichole Heady, Dawn McVey, Alli Miles, Heather Nichols, Beth Silaika & Tiffany Pastor have in store for you.
Thanks for taking the time to explore Take Three: Fall with me today! Hope you enjoyed and have a good one!
Thanks for taking the time to explore Take Three: Fall with me today! Hope you enjoyed and have a good one!
Maile
Blessings:
- Stamps: Take Three: Fall & Gobble, Gobble
- Ink: Summer Sunrise, Orange Zest, Terracotta Tile, Dark Chocolate & Versamark
- Cardstock: Kraft, White & Orange Zest
- Accessories: Baker's Twine, Dark Chocolate Vintage Buttons & Fillable Frames #4 Die
Happy Thanksgiving:
- Stamps: Take Three: Fall
- Ink: Dark Chocolate & Versamark
- Cardstock: White, Orange Zest & Dark Chocolate
- Accessories: Baker's Twine, Dark Chocolate Vintage Buttons, Clear Embossing Powder & Spiral Notebook Sheet Die
Fall Harvest:
- Stamps: Take Three: Fall & Gobble, Gobble
- Ink: Dark Chocolate & Orange Zest
- Cardstock: Orange Zest & Dark Chocolate
- Patter Paper: Pure Poppy 2009 Bitty Dot Basics
- Accessories: Pure Poppy Baker's Twine, Dark Chocolate Vintage Buttons, Orange Zest Twill Ribbon & Mat Stack #4 Die
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
You girls can really crank out the winners. These cards are beautiful. Thanks for the wonderful samples.
ReplyDeletemy favourite is the heat embossed pumpkin card! Really pops:)
ReplyDeleteGracious I love all of these - your work is so unbelievably elegant Maile!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful fall colors! great cards!
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