Pumpkin Background

It's that season!

Time for pumpkins, turkey, mashed potatoes and giving thanks!

This weeks Eureka! Stamps challenge theme is 'give thanks' and I thought I would go along with that theme for this card.

I used

"Pumpkin Background" (#26601)

from Eureka! Stamps

I stamped Pumpkin Background onto kraft card stock with VersaMark ink.

Then I brushed on some gold Mica Powder.

Eureka! Stamps carries several color sets of Mica Powder,

just click on the "Metallic/Mica Powders" link on the left sidebar of the home page at the Eureka! Stamps Store

Here is a close up that shows the gold shimmer of the Mica Powder.

 

Next I stamped the Pumpkin Background

image again and colored just parts of it with FlexMarkers 

and fussy cut them. 

I adhered those pieces to the background with foam tape.

The sentiment is rub ons and also popped up with some foam tape.

 

Thanks for stopping by today.

Leave a comment if you will.

I hope you have been inspired in someway.

Why not check out the wonderful images at Eureka! Stamps as well as all the other wonderful products they carry, like the Mica Powder I used on my card?

 

Until next time, Happy Crafting!

Eureka! Stamps September Blog Hop

Hello Blog Hoppers!

If you have just happened onto this hop, you should hop on over to the Eureka! Stamps Blog and start there.  It's the best way to be sure you don't miss any of the wonderful projects the design team has to show you.

If you arrived from

Jessica's blog,

you are headed in the right direction.

This month our theme is "Fall" It's not quite here, but we need to be thinking about getting those fall themed cards and projects done.

Today I have a card that I made using the "Pumpkin Background" (#26601) image from Eureka! Stamps.

For this card I stamped the image twice, once on kraft card stock with VersaMark  and once on white watercolor paper with brown StazOn ink.

I used water color crayons to color parts of the image and fussy cut them to adhere over the image on the kraft card stock.  I used foam tape to give the images dimension.

I wanted the images to stand out so I layered them onto white card stock.

I then added the brown embroidery floss and layered it onto a kraft card stock base.

What says "Fall" more than pumpkins?

Thanks for stopping by, leave a comment if you like and then hop on to

Kristine's blog

where I'm sure you will find something lovely.

Until next time, Happy Crafting!