Some leftover olive Huntington paper (after I cut out leaves for the scrapbook pages and the candle) fit the bill just right. I randomly sponged autumn terracotta and goldrush ink on colonial cardstock, then glued the cutout down. It's just wrapped with autumn terracotta bakers twine with a few sparkles. Sentiment - C1555 Count your Blessings.
Took me a couple minutes (and scrolling down to a prior post) to figure out how you made this card, but now I get it. What a fabulous way to use up scraps and create a unique Fall card at the same time. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us over a Color My Heart. I would NOT have thought of this, but now I'm anxious to give your "technique" a try.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever use of negative pieces and scraps! Your card is so pretty -- and like Becca said, I think I'm gonna have to try this! Thanks for taking this week's Color Dare!
ReplyDeleteLove your multicolored leaves with the green veins! This card is fabulous! Thanks for joining us at Color My Heart Color Dare this week!
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What a clever way to color and create your leaves! I'm going to have to try this out. Thanks for much for joining the Color Dare this week.
ReplyDeleteVery cool idea! I love it, thanks for joining us at Color My World.
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