Hello! Today I am sharing a give thanks pumpkin card that I made with a slight whimsical twist.
Some of the products I have used in this post have been provided to me by various companies. The opinions I share are solely my own. Affiliate links may be used where possible at no cost to you. However, I do earn a small commission when you click on my link and make a purchase from them. Thank you, and I appreciate your support!I decided to make my card in nontraditional colors by using the Maker's Movement An Autumn Breeze Paper Pack. I used one of the polka dot papers from the paper pad and die-cut out the pumpkin using the Maker's Movement Pumpkin Card Die Set from the center of the paper. I used the remaining polka dot paper to adhere to my 6x6 card front. Using another piece of paper from the paper, with a light blue and plus signs on it, I adhered that over the polka dot piece so you couldn't see the missing area of where I cut the pumpkin out. I attached the pumpkin to the front of the card using some foam adhesive tape.
I cut out some leaves using another piece of paper from the Maker's Movement An Autumn Breeze Paper Pack and the Maker's Movement Pumpkin Card Die Set. Using a piece of brown cardstock, I cut out the stem and vines for the pumpkin. I inked up the edges slightly, and using a brown pen, I traced the embossed areas of the die cuts, so they stood out more. I used a white gel pen on the leaves to draw the lines on them and also drew a frame around the outside of the pumpkin and on the background piece. To finish my card, I die-cut out the sentiment using the same paper I used for the leaves and added it to the front of my card, then added a bow to the stem.
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