Is this what your neighborhood looks like? I love to drive down the street and see all the beautiful autumn colors and big piles of colorful leaves on the ground. I know, it's a lot of work to rake them up, but still they look beautiful. And oh what fun the kids have playing in them. Some of my favorite pictures are of my children when they were little, were taken when they were playing in the autumn leaves.
I created this scene using the beautiful "All Seasons Tree" from Heartfelt Creations stamps. The background is a piece of designer paper from The Paper Studio “Mirabelle” paper pack. It is backed with olive card stock. The tree was stamped onto a different piece of design paper and I sponged several different Tim Holtz Distress inks on it. It was attached with adhesive to the background paper. A bunch of small oak leaves from the HFC "Open Falling Leaves" set were stamped using brown ink. They were sponged with several colors of Tim Holtz Distress inks and then cut out with matching dies. The leaves were shaped then attached around the border. The greeting, from the All Seasons Tree set, was stamped with brown ink. A pretty plaid bow was attached to the corner to complete the card.
Heartfelt Creations products used: HCPC 3331 All Seasons Tree PreCut Set; HCPC 3334 Open Falling Leaves PreCut Set; HCD 707 Falling Leaves Diecuts
Be sure to check out all the beautiful cards prepared this week by the Heartfelt Creations design team for lots of inspiration. We are all excited about the new release coming out on Black Friday. You can see a sneak peek on the Heartfelt Creations Blog.
Enjoy your weekend.
6 comments:
It does make a beautiful picture to see all the pretty leaves and your card is beautiful!
OHHHH I too love the fall... my favorite time of year! Your card screams fall, gorgeous!
i love the colors this time of year too - your card is wonderful (-:
Fall is in the air and leaves are on the ground LOL. Beautiful card!!!
so beautiful, Selma! I too love the autumn leaves :-)
Selma,
Love fall it is my favorite time of year when it's dry. Some Falls we get an abundance of rain. Are those little leaves part of HFC dies? I better save some money for that window stuff looks really pretty.
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