Hello friends! It is a new week and in the middle of November we need some color and shine.
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Our theme this week at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog is Thanks/Thanksgiving. I hope you will join us! Don't miss the gorgeous project by Anita Rao who is our guest designer during November.
Die cut Simon Says Stamp Acorn Trio and Berry Stems from gold and brown kraft stock paper. Shape with a shape tool on Simon Says Stamp new Pawsitively Perfect Craft Pad.
I used golden branches from the Berry Stems set on this tag, combined with pearls.
The sentiment comes from the Simon Says Stamp Cozy Autumn Hugs set, also from the November Card Kit.
Since the background isn't completely covered with clear embossing powder, you get a whole lot of texture.
The second tag is orange at the top and brown/green at the bottom.
The sentiment is a mix words from Simon Says Stamp Real Leaves and Cozy Autumn Hugs. It was adhered with foam tape. I used a mix of leaves and branches. All the gold elements were die cut from Tim Holtz Metallic Kraft Stock.
This part is my favorite of all the tags. I really like the combined texture of the ink in the background, the embossing powder and the ink spray.
Giving the acorns some shape adds dimension and interest. Adhere them with foam tape.
The fourth tag has a small Label Tag die cut from the American Crafts Farmstead Harvest patterned paper, also from the Card Kit. The tag was misted only with shades of brown.
I sanded and inked the edges of the small tag. The ribbons were all dyed with Distress Ink.
I hope you will join us this week in our Thanksgiving/Thanks challenge. You have a chance to win a $25 gift voucher to do some fun shopping at Simon Says Stamp. You have until Monday 8am Ohio time. 1pm UK time, 2 pm CET to join in.
Gorgeous designs! All my favorite fall elements! These just feel so homey and warm! Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. Love the colors you used, the fall elements and the techniques you used. They look like a lot of fun to create. Very pretty.
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