Good afternoon! We had a very fun and successful field trip to the pumpkin patch last Thursday! The owners of the farm are such a dear couple and I always get my class to write little thank you notes to them. And I always make a little card to add to our envelope :) The palette over on the colourQ challenge blog was the perfect inspiration for my “pumpkin/harvest” thank you card. As I tied this gorgeous Stampin’ Up Razzleberry grosgrain ribbon, I couldn’t help but exclaim, “SU, please bring back your 5/8” grosgrain!” Have a lovely weekend! I’m busy in the studio with some suh-weet new Verve Stamps….release next Friday, ladies…stay tuned!
what’s in it?
stamps: Boo to You, Bountiful Harvest (Verve)
paper: white, black (PTI), peach parfait (SU), Lime Twist (MME), HeyDay (Studio Calico)
ink: onyx (Versafine), tangerine tango (SU)
accessories: razzleberry grosgrain (SU), circle die (Spellbinders), edgers #5 die (PTI), stitching
7 comments:
Great card using the colour! Love just the touches of black and that razzleberry grosgrain ribbon is fabulous. I agree, they need to bring it back!!
Glad you had a good time at the pumpkin patch :) Always makes the kids so happy looking for their perfect pumpkin and I always enjoyed watching them look as they each have a different method and know exactly what they want.
Gorgeous card love the layout and colours and I love the ribbon. Caroline xxx
Oh I am with you 100% on the ribbon...I miss it! So happy that you had a great day at the pumpkin patch...I bet the children slept well that night! Your card is perfect and I'm sure so appreciated by the pumpkin patch owners!
I love those chevrons, Moe :) The colors on this card are great! The black definitely stands out.
Fun design, Maureen, love all the texture you created! Thanks for joining us this week at the colourQ.
Maureen what a great harvest card. The little ones always enjoy going to the pumpkin patch. Thank you so much for joining us this week at the colourQ!
What a great card...love the balance it has with all the embellishments...the buttons are like icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing
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