Today’s project is an Autumn leaves Card in Yellow
Each week Demonstrators from the Crafty Collaborations Community take part in a Monochromatic Insta Hop over on Instagram. Each week a different colour is chosen and the participants create a monochromatic card.
The colour this week is Crushed Curry and I can’t wait to see all the other ideas that my fellow demonstrators have come up with
Autumn Leaves Card in Yellow
The Crushed Curry card base has leaves stamped all around the edge in Crushed Curry ink. The paper, with its trees in their autumnal splendour, also features Crushed Curry. This has been backed with some more Crushed Curry card, before being added to the card base with dimensionals.
A trio of leaves have been stamped, tone-on-tone onto Crushed Curry card before being die cut. These have been added under the end of the stamped sentiment, along with a loop of White Frayed ribbon, which has also been stamped with Crushed Curry leaves. A few Faux Glass Dots have also been added to the card front.
A row of Crushed Curry leaves have then been stamped along the bottom of the Basic White card insert.
Join The Hop
To see all the projects in this hop, head over to my Instagram page and follow the links from my post.
How Can I Help?
If you are looking for more autumn projects featuring this Splendid Autumn Suite, then pop over to yesterday’s blog post or check out the tutorial bundle available to by in my store.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch if I can help with your purchases, or if you have a crafty question.
Meanwhile stay safe and stay well
Helen xx
If you live in the UK, I would love you to choose me as your demonstrator.
- You can shop here or click on the images listed below.
- sign up for my newsletter to receive news and inspiration
- Find out more about joining my team to get a 20% discount on your craft supplies
- email me if I can be of any assistance.
- Make sure you use the current host code so I can thank you for your order.
- Anyone purchasing from me will receive a Tutorial Bundle as a Thank You.
