Here's my card -- the food image is obviously a pumpkin.
I used some brand new patterned paper from a DCWV matstack called The Autumn Melody Matstack. I'm afraid the charm is a little hard to see, but it is a brass pumpkin which I colored with an orange Copic marker.
If you'd like to see what the rest of the CCEE team designed this week, check out the Blog -- and we'd love to have you play along with us.
Stamps: Mark's Finest Papers - Autumn Glory
Paper: MFP Orange Duo, Autumn Greens, Snow Storm Smooth; DCWV The Autumn Melody Matstack
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Copic markers, Round Tab punch, Charm, Ribbon, Corner rounder, Computer (for recipe)
11 comments:
What a great card to send a recipe to a friend. Beautiful job, Lois!
The criss-cross card is a great choice for this, Lois! What beautiful papers - and the Fox in his harvest setting is so sweet. I know we used to have pumpkin pie when we were little, but now I don't know where my mother ever got the pumpkin because I don't see it in the shops here. Maybe her relatives sent it from Canada. The bread sounds pretty good, too!!
The criss cross pocket card is perfect for slipping in a recipe. Your recipe is really getting me into thinking of Thanksgiving dinner...yummm.
What a great criss-cross card! We happen to love every kind of bread, and this time of the year what would life be like without pumpkin??? Great job!
You have my mouth watering for some delectable pumpkin bread, Lois! What a clever idea to make this a criss-cross card to hold your recipe. I hope your sly fox doesn't get into any mischief with your pumpkins. Cute card!
Lois,
Beautiful card/recipe holder and a friend will be most happy to receive this yummy recipe in the mail. Pumpkin bread is so very yummy!!
FABULOUS!~
perfect card fold/style for a recipe enclosure.....and so very lovely too
I am liking this pretty criss cross card. The bread sounds yummy.
Sounds absolutely delish! Awesome criss cross card! Great fall image!
I just love this idea!!! I will be trying this one! Thanks
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