Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios: Guinea Friends

It’s been a fun year being on Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios’ inaugural design team designing and creating cards with her digital stamps. I want to thank Rachelle for giving me the opportunity to be part of the team. It has been a wonderful experience and it kept me quite busy during the COVID pandemic with the lock-down our state experienced. I am stepping down from this team to free up some time to work on some home projects. 

I have one last Rachelle Anne Miller card to post today. I am using the adorable stamp called Guinea Friends. This stamp was inspired by Rachelle’s children as they have pet guinea pigs just like the ones on this card. 

I made a clean and simple card to showcase the adorable stamp. I printed and colored the stamp using Copic markers to make this 5” x 5” card. 

Copic Markers Used

Girl

Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000

Hair: E37, E35, E34, E31

Shirt: B63, RV95, RV93, RV91, T3, T1, 0

Boy

Skin: E13, E11, E21, E00, E000

Hair: E13, E11, E53

Shirt: B97, B95, B93, Y17, Y13, Y11

Guinea Pigs

Brown: E34, E33, E31

White: T2, T1, 0

Rock: W4, W2, W0

Flowers: B63, RV93, Y17, G24

Grass: G24, G21, YG11

Background: B000, B0000

Thank you for visiting today. Have a very creative week!

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios New Release: Treasure Island

It's sneak peek week for Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios' new release! There are four new digital stamps being released on May 13th and I am showcasing one of them. My card features the cutest stamp called Treasure Island. I just love how cute this stamp is! I made this card without a sentiment so it can be used for any fun and happy occasion!

Head on over to Instagram @rachelleannemillerart for your chance to win all 4 of the new release stamps! 

With digital stamps, you can size it however large or small you like. I made an A2 size card, so the stamp is approximately 3-1/4"W x 4-1/2"H. I colored the stamp with Copic markers and used Castle Arts colored pencils for accents.

Copic markers and Castle Arts colored pencils used:

Boy 

Skin: E13, E11, E11, E21, E00, E000

Hair: E13, E11, E53, E50

Red: R37, R35, R32

Pirate Hat: W5, W3, W2, W0 + Castle Arts colored pencil 071

Girl

Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000

Hair: E37, E35, E34, E31

Red: R37, R35, R32

White: T3, T2, T1

Palm Trees

Green: G24, G21, YG11 + Castle Arts colored pencil 062

Brown: E35, E34, E31

Crab, Parrot and Books

Yellow/Gold: E25, Y38, Y21

Green: G24, G21, YG11

Red: R37, R35, R32

Parrot’s Legs: Castle Arts colored pencil 070

Treasure Chest: T5, T3, T2, T1, E35, E34, E31

Sand: E35, E34, E33, E31

Pearls: White gel pen

Sky: B00, B000

I used A2 rectangle nesting dies to cut the card front and mats and adhered them with liquid glue. To finish the card, I added a few enamel dots.

Such a fun and cute stamp to color! Check out all the new releases from Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios. They will all be available in the store tomorrow! Thank you for visiting and have a creative week! 

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios: Happy Bird-Day!

You can never have too many cute birthday cards in your stash. I try to make some that are age appropriate so I like to have some that are cute and whimsical for younger people. The card I'm sharing today is an adorable digital stamp from Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios called Birthday Bird. These digital stamps come with the normal black lines and now comes in gray lines for a no-line coloring technique. This is my very first no-line coloring card! It's a little harder to color, but I like the results. 

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First I imported the digital stamp into my Silhouette Studio software. I also imported the flag banner. This was a colored clip art. I sized the images to fit onto an A2 size card then printed it out. I used a double stitch rectangular die from Gina Marie Designs to cut it out. I used Copic markers to color the digital stamp.

Copic Colors used:

Blue (Bird, Ribbon, Bow): BG05, BG02, BG01, BG000

Coral (Bird, Mouse ear & nose, hearts): R22, R21, R20, R01

Yellow (Present): Y38, Y35, Y11

Gray (Mouse): W6, W4, W2, W0

Brown (Bear): E33, E53, E51

Next I used a Molotow masking liquid pen to mask the bird and mouse feet so that I can add some grass. I used a grass stencil from Stamp Anniething and used Oxide Inks in Mowed Lawn and Lucky Clover to ink the grass. To finish the card, I cut an A2 size scalloped edge panel and a black cardstock mat for the card front. I adhered this onto a card base that is 1/4" smaller all the way around so that the scalloped edges stick out. I adhered all the layers with liquid glue.

Thank you for visiting and I hope you liked my first no-line card project! Have a very creative week!

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios: Bear's Wagon Ride

When was the last time you sent a card to your bestie just because she is an awesome friend? I know for me, I don't send them enough! I made this card with the perfect digital stamp from Rachelle Anne Miller called Bear's Wagon Ride. This stamp can be used for many different occasions, such a birthday, welcome baby, friendship, hello, and more!

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I just love digital stamps. You can make them any size you want. I decided to make mine big enough for an A6 size (4-1/2"x6-1/4") card. This size makes it easier to color and to ink a background. First I printed the stamp and colored it with Copic markers. Colors are listed below.

Copic markers used:

Bear fur: E33, E53, E51, E50

Blue: B97, B95, B93, B91

Green: YG17, YG13, YG11

Yellow-orange: YR15, YR14, YR12, YR01

Red: RV34, RV11, RV00

After coloring the stamp, I printed another stamp using masking paper so that I could mask off the stamp to do some ink blending for the background. I used Distress Oxide Ink in Mowed Lawn for the grass. I used the Cloud Builder Stencil from Stamp Anniething and Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink for the sky.

I matted the card front using light blue cardstock from my stash. Then I added a plaid mat underneath it. The plaid paper is from Stamp Anniething. I created the sentiment in MS-Word, printed, then trimmed it to size and adhered it to the card to complete the card.

This is such a fun stamp to color and the card is very easy to make. Thank you for stopping by and have a creative and colorful week!

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios: Dream Big Circus

When my daughter was little, she had a lot of stuffed animals. She would pretend that she was either a veterinarian or a circus ring leader. This adorable digital stamp from Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios, called Dream Big Circus, reminds me so much of my daughter. 

For this A2 sized top-folding card, I printed the stamp and then used a scallop die from Gina Marie Designs to cut it out. I then colored it using Copic markers. Colors are listed below.

Copic markers used:

Skin: R42, E11, E21, E00, E000

Cheeks: E93

Hair: E39, YR24, YR23, YR20

Pink: RV66, RV55, RV52

Yellow: Y38, Y17, Y15, Y13, Y11

Lion: YR27, YR24, YR23, YR21

Blue: BG78, BG49, BG57, BG45, B01, BG000

Ground: T3, T2, T1, T0

I used a tent die set from Stamp Anniething called Under the Big Top to create the circus tent. I printed the sentiment and used a paper trimmer to cut it. I made yellow and teal colored banner mats, cut them in half and put it behind the sentiment.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a very creative day!

RAM & MFT Collaboration Stamp: Birthday Cutie

How exciting for Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios to be collaborating with My Favorite Things Stamps! I am using the new release from My Favorite Things called "Birthday Cutie" to create this step card. It is so exciting for our digital stamp design team to receive some clear stamp sets from MFT to create some adorable cards!

I stamped the Birthday Cutie and colored her with Copic markers. I used a Prismacolor pencil in Jade to draw in a knit pattern for her sweater. I used a Spectrum Noir sparkle pen and added glitter to the clothes, kitty blankie, and balloon. I used a white gel pen for the flowers on her dress. 

I then fussy cut her out; however, there is a Die-namics die available if you'd rather use a die. 

Copic markers used:

Skin: E15, E13, E02, E00, E000

Hair: E35, E33, Y32

Cheeks: R20

Green: BG93, BG90, G00, G0000

Pink (Sweater & Balloons): RV55, RV52, RV11, RV10, RV00

Pink (Kitty): RV02, RV52, R21

I then cut out all the cardstock and pattern papers I needed for my step card. Instructions and cut sizes are available on a previous blog post. Click on this link: Step card instructions. I cut out a circle and circle frame using the dies from Stamp Anniething's Shaker Basic Set #1. I used a Stamp Anniething Grass Builder stencil and used Oxide Ink in Evergreen Bough to make the grass. I used the Stamp Anniething Cloud stencil and used Oxide inks in Spun Sugar to make the clouds. 

These stamps are selling fast at My Favorite Things, so head on over to their website now to check them out! Thank you for stopping by and have a creative day! 

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios Collaboration with My Favorite Things: You're My Jam

How exciting for Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios to be collaborating with My Favorite Things Stamps! I am using the new "You're My Jam" stamp set with all these adorable characters to create this slimline card. How fun for our digital stamp design team to receive some clear stamp sets from My Favorite Things to create some fun and cute cards!

First I stamped all the images and then I masked them using Eclipse Masking Tape. I ink blended the background using grass stencils and cloud stencils from Stamp Anniething. The grass is inked in Distress Oxide Inks in Evergreen Bough and Lucky Clover. The clouds are inked in Distress Oxide Inks in Tumbled Glass and Mermaid Lagoon. 

After inking the background, I removed the masks and colored the stamped images with Copic markers. Colors are listed below.

Copic markers used:

Bear & Squirrel: E55, E53, YR20, E50

Bunny: T5, T3, T1, T0, RV02, RV00

Turtle: YG97, YG17, YG23, YG11

Hedgehog: E55, E53, YR20, E50, E25

Pink cheeks: R21

Orange: YR07, YR04, YR02, YR01

Yellow: Y17, Y15, Y02

Blue: B04, B02, B00

After coloring was done, I used my stamp positioner to add the sentiment. Lastly, I used the Stamp Anniething slimline basic frame die to frame the card front and adhered it to a slimline card base. 

These stamps are going like hotcakes, so if you want to get a set, head on over to My Favorite Things Stamps today! For this stamp set, there is also a coordinating Die-namics to die cut your images!

Thank you for stopping by and have a creative day! 

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Bunny Princess

When I was little, we had a pet bunny. My dad had built a nice big cage for it in the backyard. My mom would feed it all sorts of vegetables and it lived a long time. We could never play with it since it would bite. I wish I had a cuddly little bunny like the ones in Rachelle Miller's stamp called Bunny Princess! Isn't this the cutest stamp? It's great for birthdays or any celebration, Easter, and even get well. Add some hearts and it can be a Valentine's Day card!

We have our monthly challenge over at the Rachelle Anne Miller Digital Stamps fan page. Join us and you may win a free stamp! Click here for all the details: Monthly Challenge.

For this A2 card, I used patterned paper that a friend had given me a couple of weeks ago. The cloud and star die are from Gina Marie Designs, the celebrate sentiment is from Paper Roses, and the lace border is a Stampin' Up punch. I colored the stamp with Copic markers (colors below).

Copic markers used:

Skin: RV42, E11, E21, E00, E000

Cheeks: E93

Hair: E25, E13, E21

Purple: C5, V25, V22, V20

Gray: C5, C3, C00

Blue (Bunny): B05, B02, B01, B00

Blue (Sky): B01, B00, B000

Pink: RV04, RV02, RV00, RV000

Yellow: Y38, Y17, Y11

Green: YG17, YG13, YG11, YG00

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a crafty week!

Rachelle Anne Miller: Owl Be Your Friend Valentine's Day Card

Owls are symbols of wisdom, knowledge, protection, change, and transformation.  Owls are very common where I live (Northern California). Behind my house is a nursing facility where there are many palm and redwood trees. The owls like to nest in these trees so I hear and see them quite often. The baby owls are quite cute, just like these two from Rachelle Anne Miller's digital stamp called Owl Be Your Friend. Aren't they just adorable and perfect for a Valentine's Day card?

There is still time to enter the monthly challenge over at the Rachelle Anne Miller Digital Stamps fan page. All entries must be submitted by January 28. Join us and you may win a free stamp! Click here for all the details: Monthly Challenge.

The digital stamp is colored with Copic markers (colors listed below). I printed the sentiment from my computer. I used pattern papers from Crate Paper. I've had them in my stash for quite awhile.

Copic Markers Used:

Owl-Dark Brown: E37, E35, E34, E31

Owl-Light Brown: E42, E41, E40

Branch: E47, E44, E43

Leaves: YG97, YG17, YG13

Pink: RV14, RV13, RV11

I used a circle die from Stamp Anniething to cut out the owls and used the frame die to cut the white glitter paper for the circle frame. I used heart dies from Cricut and branch dies from Gina Marie Designs to embellish the card. I added a few pink enamel dots to finish the card.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope you give this card a try! It doesn't have to be just for Valentine's Day. This is a versatile stamp and can be used for many occasions. Have a wonderful day! 

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios: Let's Take an Adventure!

My friends and family know that I love elephants. I don't go hog wild collecting them, but I do have about a dozen in my house. I like the elephants with the trunk pointing up, because it represents and dispenses luck, energy, prosperity, and kindness. Trunks that point downward stores luck and energy and is a symbol of knowledge and wisdom. I guess it's a good idea to have both in the house. Today's card features Rachelle Anne Miller's digital stamp, Elephant Adventure. Such a cute stamp to put on a birthday, friendship, hello, bon voyage or note card! It's also perfect to add in your scrapbook and journal pages. 

We also have our monthly challenge over at the Rachelle Anne Miller Digital Stamps fan page. Join us and you may win a free stamp! Click here for all the details: Monthly Challenge.

This is an A6 size card (4-5/8" x 6-1/4"). Measurements are:

• Card base: 9-1/4"W x 6-1/4"H, score at 4-5/8" and fold in half
• Green mat: 6"W x 4-3/8"H
• Animal print strip: 5-7/8"W x 1-1/4"H
• White mat: 5-7/8"W x 4-1/4" H
• Die cut mat (use patterned paper): 4-1/2"W x 3-1/2" H
• Image mat: 4-1/8"W x 3-1/8" H
• Image: 4"W x 3"H

I colored this stamp using Zig Clean Color Real Brush markers. I used Bristol paper since I like the smooth surface. 

Zig markers used:

• Hair: Beige-072
• Skin: Oatmeal-064, Flesh-071, Pale Pink-028
• Cheeks: Light pink-025
• Clothes: Orange-070, Green-040
• Elephant: Gray Brown-094
• Ground: Beige-072

I layered and adhered all the pieces together then added a few die cut leaves using the same patterned paper. The sentiment is part of the stamp. 

A cute and easy card to make. I hope you give it a try. Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Animal Tree

I am running behind this year and have not gotten my Christmas tree up yet. It doesn't take long to put it up since it's a pre-lit tree. That was always the hardest part of putting up the tree. I wish I could get some cute helpers like these in Rachelle Anne Miller's digital stamp called Animal Tree! This digital stamp is so cute, I couldn't just make a card, I also had to make a tile coaster!

Don't forget to enter a project in December's monthly challenge to win free digital stamps. The theme is Anything Goes and the optional twist is Holiday.  

I will post the instructions for the card here. The instructions on how to make tile coasters are in my previous blog post. 

For this A2 size card, I colored the digital image using Copic markers (colors listed below). The digital image size is 3"W x 3-1/4"H.  The sentiment is an old one from Hero Arts...and I mean old, it's on a wooden block and dated 2003. It's one of my favorite stamps.

Copic markers used:

Green: G28, G17, G05, G02, G00

White (bunny): T5, T3, T1, Blender

Pink: RV10, RV00, RV000

Brown (squirrel): E29, E09, E97, E95, E01

Blue: B06, B04, B02, B00, B0000

Red: R39, R46, R29, R43

Yellow: Y24, Y38, Y17, Y13, Y02

Snow: BV23, B01, Blender

Thank you for stopping by! If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below. Have a Merry Christmas!

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Nativity

Christmas is just three weeks away and we will be celebrating Jesus' birthday. It's also a time for kindness, generosity, and charity towards others. It's time to think of others instead of ourselves, like Jesus taught us to be. My favorite Christmas cards are those that have a nativity scene, just like this amazing digital stamp called Nativity by Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios. It's a reminder why we celebrate Christmas.

It's also time for a new monthly challenge over at the Rachelle Anne Miller Digital Stamps Facebook Group. Head on over to the group for the details on how you can win free stamps! 

I colored the stamp using Copic markers and used distress inks for the background. After coloring the stamp, I masked it using masking tape and inked the background. I cut the word "believe" out of white glitter cardstock using a die. I cut out a gray mat and adhered the layers onto an A2 size base card. 

Copic colors used:

Hair: E55, E43, E53, E42
Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000
Blue: B01, B00, B000, B0000, T1, B32
Joseph's Robe: E47, E44, E42, E41, E40
Yellow: YR27, YR24, Y32
Gray (Donkey): C5, C3, C1
White (Sheep): C3, C1, Blender
Gray (Sheep): C5, C3, C1

Distress oxides used:
Tumbled glass, Stormy sky, Faded jeans

Distress ink used:
Black soot

This is a very easy card to make and all you really need to do is color. If you don't have a die to cut out a large sentiment, you can use a stamp. 

Thank you for visiting and I hope you have a great Christmas! Please leave your comments and questions below.

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Snowman Hug

It doesn't snow where I live in Northern California, but I am less than two hours away from the snowy mountains. It's been a long time since I've gone to the snow to build a snowman. I just remember it was too cold to build one as big as this one on my card! How cute is this little girl hugging this big fluffy snowman? This cute digital stamp is from Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios and it's called Snowman Hug. This stamp can be used for all the winter holidays, birthdays, or an all occasion card. 

I colored this card with my new Castle Art colored pencils. My son got me the 120 pencil set in August for my birthday and this is the only second time I've used them. The pencils are very creamy and easy to blend. This is a quick card to color and the rest of the card are die cuts. Give it a try!

Supplies:

• Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios Snowman Hug Digital Stamp - print size is 3-1/4" x 3-1/4".
• White cardstock cut 6" x 6" for the base card.
• Patterned paper cut to 5-3/4" x 5-3/4" (Use any color coordinating paper. I used the heart pattern from The Paper Studio, Darling Deerest paper pad from Hobby Lobby).
• Solid aquamarine/green paper cut to 4" x 4" (I used a frame die).
• Solid pink/raspberry paper cut to 4-1/8" x 4-1/8".
• 4 Christmas tree die cuts 2-1/2" trees cut from white cardstock.
• Large sentiment (I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut out the sentiment. You can use a die or stamp of choice).
• Pearl or rhinestone embellishments.
• Paper trimmer.
• Your favorite adhesive.
• Coloring medium of choice (I used Castle Arts colored pencils. Colors are listed below).

Castle Arts Colored Pencils Used (I used Gamsol & a blending stump):

• Pink/raspberry: 025, 086, 031
• Aquamarine/green: 052, 102, 106
• Blue: 048
• Background: 03, 048

Instructions:

• Print and color your digital stamp.
• Layer and adhere the card together as shown below.
• Add the embellishments.

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you give this card a try. It's such a cute stamp!

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Happy Thanksgiving

It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving here in the USA is only three weeks away! It's finally starting to feel like fall here with the trees starting to change colors. I love this time of the year. Today I am sharing a 6" x 6" Happy Thanksgiving card that you can make for a friend or family member or save as a decoration for your home. I used the beautiful Rachelle Anne Miller's Thanksgiving digital stamp. 

I hope this card inspires you to enter Rachelle Anne Miller's Digital Stamps Facebook Group's monthly challenge. The challenge is Anything Goes but if you do the Optional Twist you get a BONUS entry for your chance to win 2 digital stamps to the store! This month's twist is "Give Thanks," this can be a Thanksgiving Theme, Thank You Card, or just Gratitude to a Friend or Family member.

I colored this stamp with my Spectrum Noir Illustrator markers (colors listed below) and made a clean and simple card. With digital stamps, you can make it any size you like. I made mine 6x6 so that I can use it as a decoration for my home. After coloring the image, mat it with diagonal striped paper with fall colors and your card is done! It's a quick and easy card.

Spectrum Noir Illustrator markers used:

Cornucopia: EB1, MB3, MB1, FS9, EB7, EB4, EB2
Orange: EB1, B03, B01, LY1
Light brown/tan: EB1, MB2, FS9
Purple: DP3, DP1, PP1
Green: CG3, DG2, CG1, LY1
Dark Orange (carrots): EB1, B03, OR1, B01
Yellow: GY2, CG1, LY1
Red: PP6, PP4, PP2
Blue: VB3, VB1, TB1, BT1

Thank you for stopping by and hope you enjoy the fall season! If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below.

Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Baking Squirrels

I just got back from Costco and had to buy their pumpkin spice muffins to kick off pumpkin spice season! I love pumpkin pies, cakes, and muffins, but not that crazy about pumpkin spice coffees. I am sharing this adorable digital stamp called Baking Squirrels by Rachelle Anne Miller. I made a card, but it also will double as a fall display in my home. 

This month's project challenge in the Rachelle Anne Miller Digital Stamps Facebook Group has three themes: 1) Fall/Halloween, 2) Mostly Pink (for Breast Cancer Awareness Month), and 3) Anything Goes. If you use the themes for Fall/Halloween or Mostly Pink, you will get an extra entry in the challenge! Join the Facebook and enter the challenge for your chance to win two digital stamps! Make sure you post your entry in the October Album by the October 28 deadline.

This card is fun and easy to make. Make one for the challenge!

I used Copic markers to color the digital stamp and acorns then used Distress inks to color the leaves and wood grain background. All the supplies and instructions are listed below.

Supplies:

• Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios - Baking Squirrels digital stamp. Print at 3" tall x 3" wide.
• 12" x 6" white cardstock, folded in half for the base card
• Brown cardstock (mat) - 5-7/8" x 5-7/8"
• Fall patterned paper (use what you have in your stash)- 5-3/4" x 5-3/4"
• White cardstock - 4-3/8" x 4-3/8"
• White cardstock for stencil - 4-1/2" x 4-1/2"
• White cardstock - use a 3-1/2" circle frame or solid circle die. I used a die from Stamp Anniething's Shaker Basics Set #1
• White cardstock - use at 3" solid circle die to cut a circle or if using the Stamp Anniething's Shaker Basic die, save the circle center.
• Wood grain or tree bark stencil - I used Stamp Anniething's Tree Bark Stencil
• Distress ink - Brushed Corduroy and Walnut Stain for the background
• Distress ink - Squeezed Lemonade, Spiced Marmalade, and Dusty Concord for the leaves
• Ink blending tool
• Leaves die cuts, stamps, or punch (you can buy die cuts or make your own)
• Acorn die cuts or stamps (you can buy die cuts or make your own)
• 1/4" wide Brown ribbon (ribbon to match your patterned paper)
• Sentiment - 1" x 2-1/4" - I printed the sentiment on a computer.
• Brown cardstock (mat for sentiment) - 1-1/4" x 2-3/8"
• Coloring medium of choice - I used Copic markers (listed below)
• Your favorite adhesive
• Adhesive foam dots or squares
• Glue dot

Copic Markers Used:

• Squirrel: E09, E29, YR27, E97, E95, E01
• Acorns: Tops: E17, E13, E11, E01; Bottoms: E95, E37, E35, E01
• Pie crust, spoon, pumpkin stem: YR27, YR24, YR21
• Eggs: T2, T1, 0
• Orange: E08, YR07, YR04, R02
• Purple: BV08, BV04, BV01, BV000
• Stool: T2, T2, T1
• Kitchen cabinets: E47, E44, E43, E42

Instructions:

• Color the Baking Squirrels digital stamp and cut it out
• Use the Brushed Corduroy Distress ink and ink the entire white cardstock that is 4-1/2" x 4-1/2". Then lay the wood grain or tree bark stencil over this cardstock and ink with Walnut Stain Distress ink. Distress ink the edges.
• Use the Brushed Corduroy Distress ink and ink the entire white cardstock 3" circle
• Use the Squeezed Lemonade, Spiced Marmalade, and Dusty Concord Distress inks to ink the leaves.
• Layer and adhere all the pieces as shown below. Use foam dots or squares to adhere the sentiment. Use a glue dot for the bow.

Thank you for visiting! I hope you enjoyed this fall card and it inspires you to enter the monthly challenge. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below.