Pumpkin Thanksgiving Card

Fall is almost here, and I'm loving it. When you live in a place where summer is extremely hot, the words fall and winter sound wonderful. Just the thought of a cooler weather inspired me to start making my Thanksgiving and Christmas cards. So here is the first one.

Supplies used

Paper: rust red, white, olive green, rust yellow, and brown cardstock

Tools: cutting/embossing machine, wave edge punch, scalloped oval punch, oval punch, 1 3/4 circle punch (to make the pumpkin - see my post 'Fall Ideas' from 09/03/2014), quilling tool (see picture below), computer, and printer.

Embellishments: green gemstones, pumpkin, paper ribbon.
Note: If you don't have a quilling tool, it's ok. You can use small cylinder to roll the pumpkin leaf.
Not much time for crafts? It is ok. You can find this and other of my cards in my Etsy store

Let's thank God for the blessings of family and friends, and give our family members, and our friends nice Thanksgiving cards. 

Thank you for stopping by. God bless you.

Vanias Reed     

Quilling

A few months ago a friend of mine posted a beautiful art work on my Facebook timeline, and I didn't know what that was. She, then, informed me that it was quilling. I started to learn how to do it as soon as I could. Of course I still have a lot to learn, but I decided to make a card using this technique. So here is my very first quilling card.

 I used blue and white cardstock paper for the card, quilling tool and paper, colored pencils and glue. 

Thank you for visiting my blog.

Many blessings,

Vanias Reed