As if someone flipped a switch, fall has arrived in north-central Illinois. Yesterday, it was 55° at 6 a.m. — amazing and wonderful, especially after weeks of heat, humidity, and drought. I have the Fall Projects list on the fridge, which includes some landscaping and gardening adventures.
This was my first attempt at this August camp card, and I was immediately smitten with the contrast of the autumn leaves against the dark card base.
The first step is creating a Very Vanilla panel full of splotches of color using Blending Brushes. Subsequent versions of this card (you saw them in progress here) were much more fall-ish, but it was early in August when I first designed this and still deep in summer. The stampers’ versions of this card were absolutely stunning. Once again I used Vellum to give that sheer transition between sentiment and background because I couldn’t bear to cover up any more of those leaves!
Just a note: this large die is a breeze to cut with the Stampin’ Up! Cut & Emboss Machine. From the scraps, we cut some of the tiny leaves in this die set to use inside the card
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