Maymay Made It — fall season

  Hello Everyone! It's Tracey Phillips from GiftBasketAppeal and welcome to Maymay Made It’s first World Card Making Day Hop. Our design team members have taken on a big challenge! We have 13 team members participating so you have lots to watch and read today! Each of us was assigned a sentiment by random drawing and mine is Thank You. The wonderful thing about Thank You Cards is they never go out of style. There are so many ways to say THANK YOU, and why not say it with a handmade card. I used the beautiful Celebrate Autumn Paper Pad...

This fun card won’t fit into a standard size envelope but it sure boasts a TON of seasonal love! Supplies used: - MMI “Fall Stitched Up” Stamp Set - Brutus Monroe Alabaster White Pigment Ink- Distress Ink in Vintage Photo- Versafine Black Onyx Ink- Mini Ink Blending Tools- Avery Elle Wonky Stitches Die- Foam Tape- Orange Cardstock - Black Cardstock- White Cardstock- Green Cardstock- Prismacolor Colored Pencils- 2 Brads- Clear Sequins Process: Step 1. Cut 9 strips of orange Cardstock measuring 6 x 1/2 inches. Distress the edges using Vintage Photo ink and a mini Ink Blending Tool. Punch holes...

I used the Happy Fall Y'all Stamp Set to create this bright and cheerful card. I used The base of the wagon was perfect for creating a wooden flower box. I cut away the wheels to make a fun border across the top of the cards. I love when I have the opportunity to use stamps in a different way. I mounted the flowers to give them dimension. Other enhancements included using my Uniball Signo Gel Pens to decorate the outside borders of the cards and add stitching. The icing on the cake was adding a little dimension and color...

This card was created using the Fall Stitched Up Stamp Set. This adorable stamp set is great for creating lots of Fall Season Greeting Cards. I love the stitching around each of the Fall shapes. This would be a great set for gift tags and Thanksgiving Cards.  The Color Throwdown Challenge for this card was to use pink, brown and orange. I used my Tombow Markers to color the leaves and punched out some brown scallops to layer the leaves. Giving the orange leaves a brown background makes a big difference. I love this challenge, because it allows me to...