#111 – Painted Harvest Continued – September 19, 2017
While we are having a resurgence of warmer weather, it is hard to think about Christmas, but it will be here before you know it! Time to think about gift giving, packaging, tags, cards for both the holiday and thank yous and maybe even scrapbooking.
Meanwhile, back to our 80 degree temps and “even more Painted Harvest samples!”
I will share one more set tomorrow and then we will move on to another set.
I love how she created a watercolor look and the way she folded the ribbon! Super elegant!
Give Thanks created by global Artisan Design Team member Dani Dziama featuring the Painted Harvest Stamp Set and coordinating Leaf Punch.
To read more about this project and to see the complete list of supplies used, please visit Dani atdanidziama.blogspot.com.
It is nice to see unique colors, instead of just the traditional sunflower colors.
Thankful For You card created by global Artisan Design Team member Mercedes Weber, featuring the Painted Harvest Stamp Set, Powder Pink Classic Stampin’ Pad and Melon Mambo Classic Stampin’ Pad.
To read more about this project and to see the complete list of supplies used, please visit Mercedes at mypaperparadise.com.
Great hostess gift over the Thanksgiving Holiday!
I am Thankful shadow box and card created by global Artisan Design Team member Rochelle Blok, featuring the Painted Harvest Stamp Set and coordinating Leaf Punch.
To read more about this project and to see the complete list of supplies used, please visit Rochelle at rochelleblok.blogspot.com.
Love the burlap background stamp used on this card. (pg. 165 in the annual catalog)
Kindness card created by global Artisan Design Team member Miriam van Eyden, featuring the Painted Harvest Stamp Set and coordinating Leaf Punch.
To read more about this project and to see the complete list of supplies used, please visit Miriam at miriam-cardsandscrapping.b
Yesterday’s drawing winner: Jean Hayes
She will receive a hand-stamped Christmas card in the mail.
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