Hi everyone. I have 2 Fall cards today. Can you tell I'm ready for Fall? I decided to make these cards using some woodblock stamps for Woodblock Wednesday that starts today hosted by my friend Amy Tsuruta
For my cards today I used some woodblock stamps that my Mom had bought me years ago. It's a set of leaves, apple, pumpkin, and sentiments. I love the set. I started out with white cardstock 4 x 5.25 panel and stamped the leaves stamp with Catherine Pooler Mandarin Spice ink. I liked how it looked as borders across my page. I then took a blending brush and ink blended some Mandarin Spice all over my panel.
Next, I spritzed my panel with water and placed it into a embossing folder from Simon Says Stamp called Pinpoint Starlets. I love the texture. I then glued my panel to a A2 card base. I stamped a sentiment from one the woodblocks in the set with black ink on white cardstock. I then cut it to layer on some cardstock I ink blended with mandarin spice ink. I glued them to my card and added some sequins to match.
On my second card, I also used the leaves woodblock stamp. I chose not to stamp the whole panel this time. I used Catherine Pooler Eucalyptus ink for this one.
I also spritzed my panel with water and placed it in the same embossing folder but I made sure not to emboss the whole panel. I then ink blended some Eucalyptus ink onto my panel. I think it makes two different looks compared to my other card that I ink blended before going in the embossing folder with water. I ink blended some cardstock with eucalyptus ink and layered a different sentiment I had stamped from the woodblock stamps. My panel was then glued to a A2 card base. I added some sequins to match. That finishes my 2 cards today. I hope you like them. I had fun making them. Which card do you like better?
Supplies:
Catherine Pooler Mandarin Spice ink cube
Catherine Pooler Eucalyptus ink cube
Simon Says Stamp Pinpoint Embossing Folder
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