Some Fall Inspired Cards Using The Greetery Botanticuts Oak Leaves Dies

I mentioned earlier in the week that Brandy and I celebrated World Cardmaking Day together.  We didn't actually make cards, but did make lots of fixin's for the cards and this card set was created using the die cuts I made borrowing Brandy's The Greetery Bontanticuts Oak Leaves dies.  I embellished with some sentiments using The Greetery Birthday Blooms and Blessed Blooms stamps and dies.  The psalm sentiment is from a Stamp Simply Words of Encouragement stamp set.  I am so in love with how these turned out.... delightful!

My Blessings Continue to Abound - Using The Greetery Mimosas Musing Stamps and Dies

I picked up The Greetery Mimosas Musings stamps and dies as an afterthought.  Brandy and I discussed that we didn't need those "sticky things" because we told ourselves that the flowers were one we could do without (they looked a lot like the stickler weeds of my youth, so I branded them in an effort to resist...resistance is futile).  Then came the release barrage of beautiful cards and... the "sticky things" came home with both of us.  I decided I needed to get my stamp on and used my Distress Oxides to create some of these pretty florals.  I am so very pleased with how these cards turned out.  I used pieces from my stamp and die session with The Greetery Blessed Blooms stamps and dies to accent and create sentiments.  All the backgrounds are patterned papers - they fit perfectly with the theme and the style.

Oh my, more cards for the ever growing stash.  I'll be gifting some of these to friends in the coming weeks.  Always a good idea.

Blessed to Call You Friend - A Notecard Set Using The Greetery

No secret - I love the products by The Greetery.  They are in my "wheelhouse" so to speak.  I did pick up a few stamps and dies in their latest release and will be sharing the results of my stamping in the weeks ahead.  This first set includes backgrounds using the Square Dance stencils and the Blessed Blooms and All Blessings Flow stamps and dies.  I really enjoyed the color combinations using Victorian Velvet, Rusty Hinge, and Aged Mahogany Distress inks used in one of the examples posted to The Greetery blog.  I then branched out to a variety of color combinations, but sticking to the fall colors with a strong streak of pink.

 I so enjoyed making these cards.  It was such a fun think to do.  Now, off to get these into the mail.