Stamping Handmade Hugs

When you can't hug in person, send a Handmade Hug you created, with Stamps, Paper & Ink!

    Nothing says “Fall” like gourds, they are a sign that the days are going to be generally sunny and the air cool and crisp. It’s my favorite season I think.  Fall isn’t as colorful here in sunny California, as it is on the east coast, but you can still smell it in the air. Making Fall cards helps me to enjoy and appreciate the season even more.  Cajun craze, pumpkin pie, crushed curry,  always artichoke and tangerine tango are colors I rarely use the rest of the year. It’s fun to pull them out this time of year. I hope you enjoy looking at these cards as much as I enjoyed making them!

Gourd Goodness2 Collage

    I used the Baby Wipe Technique for the leaves on the top right card of the above collage.  That technique is demonstrated in the collage below.

Baby Wipe Technique 2Collage

I hope these note cards either inspire you to send someone you love and care about a quick note, or to sit down and give yourself a little creating time…so you can later send someone a quick note.

   If you would like to order any of these products, I would be happy to be your demonstrator, if you don’t already have one. Just click on the products you would like and it will take you to my store! All the products for each of these cards are posted below. If you have a question about products, technique or anything else, please leave a question in the comment box below, and I will get back to you.

   All orders will receive at least one of my handmade cards, the more you order, the more goodies you get!

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Take some time for yourself to create and later you’ll have something special to give to someone you love!

 

Count My BlessingsVintage LeavesGourd GoodnessWood Words BundleLots of LabelsLayering Oval FramelitsStitched FramelitsLeaflets FramelitsSeasonal Layers ThinlitsClassic Label PunchBrick Wall Embossing FolderHearts and Stars ElementsMetallic Sequin AssortmentOld Olive Sheer RibbonJute TwineCopper TrimTranquil Tide finely woven ribbonBurlap RibbonEmbossing PastePattern Party Decorative MaskPalette KnivesSoft SkyCajun CrazeVery Vanilla Card StockWhisper WhiteLemon Lime TwistEarly Espresso Card StockCrumb CakeTangerine TangoOld OliveTranquil TideSo SaffronCrushed CurryLemon Lime TwistPumpkin PieTangerine tangosoft suedeCajun Crazecajun craze reinkercrushed curry reinkerpumpkin pie reinkerEarly Espresso Re-inkerTangerine tango reinker

 

 

 

10 Responses to “Gourd Goodness”

    • luv2stampwithdebgmailcom

      I’m glad you like my post, thank you for commenting!! We’ll be using this stamp set again tonight at my Card Buffet! Your name has been entered into the drawing for the “Hang Your Stocking” Stamp set! A winner will be chosen on October 30th! The more times you enter the better chance you have to win!

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    • luv2stampwithdebgmailcom

      Thank you for your comment Jeanne! It’s a really easy technique with fun results!
      Your name has been entered into the drawing for the stamp set “Hang Your Stocking”…such a cute set… A winner will be chosen on October 30th! Good luck!

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    • luv2stampwithdebgmailcom

      Thank you for commenting Sarah! It is a cute stamp set, and very easy to use and get great results! We’ll be using it again at tonights Card Buffet at Mountain Mikes Pizza at 6pm…there’s still room in the class if you want to come!!
      Your name has been entered into the drawing for the “Hang Your Stocking” stamp set! Good Luck!

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  1. luv2stampwithdebgmailcom

    Thank you Patti! It is a very versitile technique, I tend to use it more with Fall leaves and trees. I’ll have to try it on some floral cards or snowflakes…
    I’ve entered your name into the drawing for the stamp set!

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