Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Pumpkin Stack Tag

Hello friends! Today I have a tag to share with Simon Says Stamp new Holiday Cheer release. 

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It is a great release for holiday crafting!

Layers of ink - Pumpkin Stack Tag tutorial by Anna-Karin Evaldsson.

I really like pumpkins. They have fun shapes and you can make them in many different colors. It is okay if not all of them are natural looking. Pumpkins also have great textures. Here I decided to create a whole bunch and stack them on a tag.

Die cut Simon Says Stamp Autumn Cornucopia.

I used Simon Says Stamp Autumn Cornucopia from the Holiday Cheer release. Die cut many pumpkins from various inky or watercolored papers. 

Shape the pumpkins.

Shape with Tim Holtz Shaping Tools.

Assemble the pumpkins.

Glue the stems to the pumpkins. I cut off parts of the stems for the smallest pumpkins.

Clear emboss Tim Holtz Nordic flowers.

Clear emboss Tim Holtz Nordic background on a heavystock tag.

Ink with Distress Ink.

Ink with Distress Ink. The embossing will resist the ink. 


I dyed May Arts Faux Wrinkled Silk Ribbon in three shades of Distress Ink and also added some twine. The sentiment comes from Tim Holtz Tiny Text.

Stamp with Tim Holtz Tiny Text.

Start stacking the pumpkins from the bottom, with the largest pumpkins first. Adhere with Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Perfect Foam Tape. I added lace and twine at the bottom, as a table cloth. 


Continue with the next size, tucking them under the tops of the first layers. Later, I die cut more of the smallest pumpkins and added them here and there.

Adhere with Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Perfect Foam Tape.

Finish the stack with the smallest pumpkins. 

Layers of ink - Pumpkin Stack Tag tutorial by Anna-Karin Evaldsson.

Thank you for stopping by here today! More holiday crafting will follow soon.




Happy crafting!

Anna-Karin

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