Hello, Gemma here with a beautiful sunflower bouquet card, using the new Fall Jar stamp set.

I began by stamping out the images from the Fall Jar stamp set with Memento rich cocoa ink. I like using this ink for a softer look, and it works especially well with autumnal images.

Copic markers: Jar: BG70 BG11; Wheat: YR31 YR23; Sunflowers: Y13-15 Y35 E43-47; Acorn: E30-37; Leaves: YG61-67, R22-24 YR14 YR23, Y17 YR24; Mouse: W0-3 R00 R30 R20; Ribbon: R32-35; Butterfly: R00 R30-35 E74; Tag: N0-1

I coloured everything in with copic markers, then used the coordinating dies to cut them out. Over the jar and sunflowers, I spritzed a clear sparkle spray. This is so pretty in real life but almost impossible to capture on camera. There are sentiments included in the Fall Jar stamp set, but I chose one from the previously released Spring Jar stamp set instead.

I arranged all the images and then attached them to the jar, using either liquid glue or foam tape.
Next, I worked on the background. I used the new Layered Fall Wreath stencils. There are two layers in this stencil, and I just used the same Scattered Straw distress oxide ink on both layers. This gives a lovely tone on tone look, which compliments the other colours on the card.

I flicked the card with gold perfect pearls then, once dry, die cut it with the largest die in the Stitched Torn Rectangles set.

I adhered the panel to an A2 card base, followed by the fall jar images. I finished by adding some white gel pen highlights.

Thanks so much for joining me today! I hope this card inspired you.

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Welcome everyone. This is Amanda from Twiddler’s Nook. I’m excited to be here to share a card I created using the new Acorn Shaker dies and those adorable Cozy Fall Critters. Today’s card is a 5×7 card so that I could fit all three acorns on it without cutting too much off the edge. If you don’t like making large cards, you could reflect the design with only two acorns on a standard A2 card and it would be cute as can be!

I started with the acorns first. I inked up a couple white panels with the new Deco Leaves stencil, then traced the acorn shaker die and cut them out. Then I cut the pieces for my acorns with kraft and brown cardstock. Next, I stamped and colored critters from Cozy Fall Critters, then cut them out with the coordinating dies. I used liquid glue to assemble the layers together and then trimmed off any excess from the stenciled panels and my critters.

I created a white 5×7 inch card base and also trimmed a piece of teal cardstock to 4.75 x 6.75 inches. I inked the edges with peacock feathers and gathered twigs distress oxide inks and splattered the panel with water. After blotting it dry, I added foam tape to the back and adhered it to my card base.

Next, I positioned my acorns on the card front and used liquid glue to adhere them to each other. After letting it dry for a minute, I flipped them over and added foam tape to the back of them. I tied some jute twine around the left side of my card and then placed my acorns on the front.

Last, I stamped a sentiment from Autumn Pumpkins and die cut it using the coordinating die. Then I added a scattering of espresso confetti bits around the design. A few other finishing touches were adding black glaze pen to the critter’s eyes and glossy accents their noses.

I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!
Amanda

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Hey crafty pals! Leica here with a cool box card to share. I had this idea of fitting the Winter Mug into the Scallop Box Card, and guess what? It totally worked, and I’m beyond thrilled!

So, let’s dive into the nitty-gritty. I grabbed some Sage green cardstock and cut out the box card. I assembled the box and added in three inserts and jazzed things up with dies from the Fall Cornucopia and Fall Mug Additions Dies. I used Spellbinders cardstock for all those awesome dies. How adorable is that little fox peeking out of the mug, by the way? And speaking of the mug, I added a sweet design using the Deco Leaves Stencil and some Glacier White Ranges Pigment Ink.

Now, here comes the fun part. I used the Fall Mug Additions dies and Fall Cornucopia dies to cut out various shapes in different cardstock colors. I glued these on the inserts, creating the cutest autumn scene you ever did see.

Next up, I used hot foil to make the Thankful Script shine, cut it with the Thankful Shadow, and glued it on the front of the box card. Then I added “for you” in white heat embossing on a black cardstock strip and glued it neatly under the Thankful script.

And that’s a wrap on my box card adventure. I’m hoping you’ll give this all-dies-on-a-box-card thing a try and create your very own autumn wonderland. It might even be a hit with the little ones! Happy crafting, everyone!

Hello, Gemma here today with a card featuring the sunflower dies from the new Fall Mug Additions and Fall Cornucopia die sets. As the sunflowers in these sets are different sizes, they work really well together.

For both sizes of sunflower, I die cut two layers for the petals, from different yellow card pieces. I die cut the centres from pearl brown sparkle card, then adhered the pieces together with liquid glue.

I die cut leaves from two different green card pieces, using a die in the Fall Mug Additions die set.

Next, I die cut two Stitched Strips in dark blue and yellow. I took a panel of striped blue patterned paper, cut to 5.25 x 2.75”. I adhered the sunflowers and leaves, cutting away any overhanging pieces. I then adhered the patterned paper and stitched strips to a 5.25” square card base.

For the sentiment, I stamped the word ‘wishes’ from the Birthday Scripts stamp set, using faded jeans distress oxide ink. I covered the ink with WOW Neutral Ultra Shimmer embossing powder, then heat embossed the word. I die cut it with the coordinating die, and added two extra layers behind for dimension.

I stamped another sentiment from the Birthday Scripts stamp set on the card base, then added the embossed die cut word underneath to finish.

Thanks so much for joining me today! I hope this card inspired you.