Clean & Simple Autumn Thank You – TTTC#130

  Today I’m sharing a clean and simple autumn thank you card.  I’m also playing along with the Tic Tac Toe Challenge… I chose the second row across:  Die-Cuts, Leaves, CAS This card came together rather quickly.  After adhering a Cajun Craze mat to the Very Vanilla thick card base, I cut a large stitched rectangle from Very Vanilla card stock.  I then stamped the sentiment, from SU’s Ornate Thanks stamp set in Cajun Craze…

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Thanks a Bushel – Paper Players Theme Challenge PP557

Lawn Fawn Thanks a Bunch Thank You Card - Rosanne Mulhern

I’m playing along with the Paper Players theme challenge today.   It was a lot of fun coming up with a card featuring numbers…thanks, Leanne! Again, I dug into my long neglected stamp stash for today’s card and came up with a sweet little set…Lawn Fawn’s Thanks a Bushel. Here’s what I came up with… My numbers came from a piece of patterned paper from my stash.  I’m pretty sure it came from a 6…

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Classic Plaid Thanksgiving Card – #TTTC129

Power Poppy Fortunes of Fall Thanksgiving Card -Rosanne Mulhern

My card share today is a classic Thanksgiving card.  My inspiration was the Tic Tac Toe Challenge.  I chose the second row across:  Corn/Candy Corn, Orange, Plaid. The focal point is the wonderful Indian corn image from Power Poppy.  After stamping and heat embossing the image, I colored it using Copic markers.  The plaid patterned paper is from the Falling Leaves 6 x 6 mat stack by DCWV.  I purchased this at JoAnn’s Fabrics.  I’m…

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Celebrate with Delicate Dahlias

Stampin' Up! Delicate Dahlia Celebrate Card - Rosanne Mulhern

I love big, bold and beautiful flowers.  And my card today features the big, bold and VERY beautiful Delicate Dahlias stamp set from Stampin’ Up! Although this is a two-step stamp set, I chose to stamp and color these flowers.  Before coloring, I stamped the flowers with Versa Mark ink and heat embossed them with black embossing powder.  This actually makes it much easier to color and blend within the lines.   The die cut…

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