Penny Black Harvest Breeze

Hello! Today I am sharing a Copic-colored, fall-themed card created with Penny Black supplies from the new Autumn Extraordinaire release.

Penny Black Harvest Breeze

  • I stamped and Copic-colored the hedgehog and foliage images using the 30-722 Harvest Breeze set.
  • I cut the images with the 51-682 Harvest Breeze Cut Out dies.
  • I cut the stamped sentiment using a die in the 51-007 Tagged set.
  • I colored Bristol board with a combination of Distress Inks which I cut with a circle die three times.
  • I added the circles to the card base and added the images with dot adhesive and foam adhesive.

Penny Black Harvest Breeze

Copic colors – Fur: E53, E55, E57, E59; Body: E30, R20; Acorn: E37, E99

What I like about this card: I especially like the hedgehog images; I’m thrilled that Penny Black is making more coordinating die sets for their images. I’m also drawn to the colors of fall, and it was fun incorporating the colors into the coloring and the ink choices for the circles.

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Spellbinders $25 Gift Certificate Winner – September Club Kits Blog Hop

The winner to receive the $25 gift certificate from the comments on my blog for the Spellbinders September 2020 Club Kits hop is #38 Patty.

Spellbinders $25 Gift Certificate Winner – September Club Kits Blog Hop

Contact socialmedia@spellbinders.us by 10/4/2020 with the subject line Spellbinders September 2020 Blog Hop Winner from Jean Manis’ Blog.

 

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

Hello! Today, I am delighted to be participating in a blog hop along with other paper crafters sharing projects created with the Spellbinders September 2020 Club Subscriptions. You should have reached me from the blog of Michelle Short.  (The entire list of participants is included at the end of my post.) For the hop, I created CAS, Christmas-themed cards showcasing the September Small Die of the Month kit from Spellbinders – “Hello & Thank You.” (I shared two other cards created with the September Small Die of the Month kit in this post.)

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

To celebrate this release, Spellbinders is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 3 lucky blog readers, selected from the comments on the Spellbinders blog. Hop along for additional chances to win. The giveaway closes Sunday, September 27, 11:59 pm EDT. The winner will be announced in the blog hop post the following Tuesday. The winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties and taxes. Additionally, I will draw a winner to receive a $25 gift certificate from commenters on my blog. The deadline to comment is Saturday, September 26, 9:00 pm PDT. Please note: store credit (gift certificate) cannot be applied to Club Subscriptions. Store credit can be applied to shop past Club products, Club extras, and regular releases.

Join any Club and save 10% Off the first month. Must use Code NEWSEPT at time of subscription or savings will not be applied.  Coupon code can only be applied to ONE CLUB per transaction. Offer is for individual consumer use only; not for distribution and excludes, tax, and shipping. Not valid on any previous web, phone or retail purchases. The code cannot be redeemed for cash or combined with any other offer; void where prohibited and limited to stock on hand. Offer only available 9/23/2020 to 9/30/2020 at 11:59 PST.

On both cards, I combined the Small Die of the Month kit’s floral frame and floral elements with a die-cut Joy sentiment on a patterned paper background.

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

  • On the first card, I cut the frame and letters from Brush Gold cardstock and added Whip Cream floral elements to the stems and around the frame.
  • The letters were added with foam adhesive.
  • I scattered a variety of sequins on to the card once everything was assembled.

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

  • On the second card, I cut the frame and letters from Whip Cream cardstock and added red velvet floral elements to the stems and around the frame.
  • The letters were added with foam adhesive.
  • I scattered sequins on to the card once everything was assembled.

Spellbinders September Clubs Blog Hop

Thank you for stopping by today!

Next on the list is the blog of Joy Baldwin. Scroll down for the entire list of participants.

Supply List:

Blog Hop Participants:

Spellbinders Blog
Nichol Spohr
Tina Smith
Sandi MacIver
Laurie Willison
Bibi Cameron
Michelle Short
Jean Manis
Joy Baldwin
Jennifer Snyder
Virginia Lu
Jill Hilliard
Kathy Clement
Ilina Crouse
Ivana Camdzic
Gemma Campbell
Hussena Calcuttawala
Jenny Colacicco

Reverse Confetti – Give Thanks

Hello! Today, I am sharing a CAS card created with a Reverse Confetti stamp and coordinating die set called “In All Things” from their most recent release.

Reverse Confetti - Give Thanks

  • I stamped the wreath image and colored it with Copic markers and colored pencils.
  • I cut the wreath with its coordinating die.
  • I stamped the sentiment on American Crafts orange peel-texture cardstock.
  • I trimmed the panel and matted it on a rust card base.
  • I added the wreath to the card base with foam adhesive and glued clear jewels for textural interest.

Reverse Confetti - Give Thanks

Supplies:

Penny Black Hello Pumpkin

Hello and happy fall! Today I am sharing a colorful, fall-themed card created with Penny Black supplies from the new Autumn Extraordinaire release.

  • I applied Distress Oxide Inks – Crackling Campfire, Carved Pumpkin, Wilted Violet – to Bristol board.
  • After the Bristol board dried, I white heat-embossed the pumpkin images from the 30-727 Hello Pumpkin set on to the inked board. I cut the images with the coordinating 51-683 Hello Pumpkin Cut Out die.
  • I cut the stems from inked board with dies in the 51-683 Hello Pumpkin Cut Out set, opting not to heat-emboss the stem images.
  • I stamped the sentiment with Gathered Twig ink on a panel to which I applied Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide ink at the bottom.

Penny Black Hello Pumpkin

What I like about this card: I like the autumnal colors and the impact (with minimal effort) that the heat-embossing provides. I also like that the card was created with just one stamp set and its coordinating dies.

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