Hi my friends, welcome to my stop on Day 2 of the Simon Says Stamp Blog Hop for the Sending Cheer release. I'm thrilled to be joining lots of talented friends and designers to share inspiration using products from this fabulous release and you can check out all the products in the release HERE.
Simon Says Stamp has a blog hop exclusive give-away, the Exclusive and "Not Yet Released" Simon Says Stamp/CZ Desigbn Hedge Hugs 3" x 4" stamp set will be automatically added to your cart when you purchase anything from the exclusive Sending Cheer collection. This gift with purchase expires on 11th October at 11.59pm EDT or while supplies last.
Simon Says Stamp are also giving away a $25 coupon to every stop on the hop when you leave a comment. The winners will be announced on Simon Says Stamp Blog with instructions on how to redeem your prize.
I created a Thanksgiving card using the Autumn Cornucopia Wafer dies and sentiments from the Homespun Thanksgiving stamp set and co-ordinating dies, all from the release.
I inked Tim Holtz/Stampers Anonymous Perfect Plaid background stamp with Honey and Nutmeg Pawsitively Saturated ink, spritzed with water, stamped on to a panel of Distress Watercolor card and added Nutmeg ink around the edges.I die-cut the Autumn Cornucopia Wafer Dies from Ivory, Cream, Sunshine, Green Apple and Espresso cardstock, placed on Simon Says Stamp Black Stamp and Stencil Mat, coloured and added shading using Simon Says Stamp Detail Round Blending Brushes and assembled.I arranged the die-cuts around the Cornucopia die, fixed in place with Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Perfect Glue and Thin 3D Foam Squares. I added Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Perfect Black Splatter, wound Brown/White Bakers Twine from my stash around the top of the panel and tied in a double bow.I stamped the sentiments from the 4" x 6" Homespun Thanksgiving stamp set on to Espresso cardstock inked with Versamark ink, sprinkled with Simon Says Stamp Cream Embossing Powder, heat set and die-cut with the Homespun Thanksgiving co-ordinating dies. Kath
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You'll find more inspiration from the release on Simon Says Stamp Sending Cheer Gallery HERE and if you make anything with the release, we would love you to share with us all in the Gallery. If you missed Day 1 of the Blog Hop, you can catch up HERE. In the meantime, I'm off to make myself a cuppa, find a comfy sofa and enjoy an afternoon of blog hopping and be inspired by all the makes.
Hugs Kath xxx








Love this, so many gorgeous details.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is amazing & stunning! I keep going back to see the details- your card is lovely!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your background. It reminded me to get that stamp out and use it!!. Love how you colored the Autumn Cornucopia . Your card is so lovely. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Autumn creation.
ReplyDeleteI love the cornucopia and you made a beautiful background to place it on.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love all the elements!
ReplyDeleteI hope whoever gets this cards appreciates all the small details and lovely artwork you put into making it!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh - I love all the texture!
ReplyDeleteSuch colorful work!
ReplyDeleteStunning card!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteThis is STUNNING!! I love your background.
ReplyDeleteYour ink blending is terrific! I love the close up shots of the card! You have a lot of talent! I hope I can get there and create a card like yours! I keep practicing my ink blending! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! ๐๐งก๐ค
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card for fall!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of work you put into this beautiful Thanksgiving card!
ReplyDeleteLove the plaid background and beautiful cornucopia! Gorgeous colors and textures for your card!
ReplyDeleteOMG - stunning card - love all the layering
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! Love the flowers in the cornucopia.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE this card! Love all the little details and the pretty little diecuts!
ReplyDeleteI love this die set! It so intricate, and loved the card you made with it!
ReplyDeleteGreat job shading. I love the stenciled background, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great background. The cornucopia is stunning. Great colors. Love those inks. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteThat background is AMAZING!! It ties the whole card together!! LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteEvery aspect of this is spot-on. The background is brilliant. The cornucopia is amazing. The color choices are perfection. GREAT WORK!!!
ReplyDeleteLori S in PA
Love that gorgeous cornucopia!! Your coloring is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteoooh your card is so beautiful! love the plaid background with the colours and nutmeg edging. so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful with lots of colours and embelishments x
ReplyDeleteLove your background and that cornucopia is spectacle!
ReplyDeleteLove this cornucopia so much! Your background is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour Thanksgiving card is a blessing in itself, it's beautiful !! thank you so much for sharing it. I fell in love with the Cornucopia dies the second I first saw them, I'm a sucker for all of the dies that Simon comes out with featuring little flowers and a bucket, basket or such only this time it is the Cornucopia filled & overflowing with flowers, pumpkins & gourds. Your plaid background is the perfect backdrop for your die cuts. Your colors were as spectacular as a bounty of fall pumpkins, flowers and gourds. Your card is FALL-tabulous to send during the upcoming Thanksgiving season. It's beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteI love how the colors and style of the background make interesting lost and found edges. It made me look at it for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. The background is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Lovely! So much attention to details. I love the background, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! Beautifully colored and arranged.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteLove all of the different elements, thanks for sharing.
Fabulous card. The colours are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and I love the background technique. Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous! Love the plaid background!
ReplyDeleteLove the background created for the scene!
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