Thursday, September 24, 2026

Pumpkin Patch Art Journal

Hello stampers! Today I have an art journal page to share, filled with pumpkins. You can also turn it into a card.

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Layers of ink - Pumpkin Patch Art Journal tutorial by Anna-Karin Evaldsson.

I really like this Simon Says Stamp Pumpkin to Talk About stamp and wanted it in an art journal. Here I worked in my Stamperia Mixed Media Happiness journal 4x8.5 in. The pumpkins were watercolored and I die cut a large title also from watercolored paper. The title spells 'FALL' in Swedish. 


Start by stamping Simon Says Stamp Pumpkin to Talk About with Archival Ink.

Paint with watercolors.

Watercolor the pumpkins with green, orange, purple and a little pink. I used Daniel Smith watercolors. I painted the bottom part purple, but later changed my mind.

Splatter with gouache.


Die cut the edge.

I had a left-over piece of pink watercolored paper and die cut a scalloped edge with Tim Holtz Vault Edges.

White emboss Tim Holtz Tiny Textures.

White emboss dots with Tim Holtz Tiny Texture.

Die cut with Tim Holtz Alphanumeric Bulletin.

I pained two pieces of watercolor paper in an ombre fashion and die cut Tim Holtz Alphanumeric Bulletin letters. 

Add Clippings stickers.

A few Clippings Stickers serves as sentiments.


Pumpkins are fun to color. 


You can also test making them all the same color, but in different shades.


Leave some of the white showing for highlights.

Tim Holtz Alphanumeric Bulletin.

I really like the Bulletin letters and they have a lot of punch and surface. 


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Happy crafting!

Anna-Karin

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