One layer card!

Sometimes we forget use the simplest techniques. In an effort to get back to basics this card is just one layer! Made with a simple masking technique.

Card is made with a rectangle cut out of a piece of card stock that is then placed over card. Then river rock or Certainly celery are applied to center of card using mask to keep the rectangular shape. I then used the same color ink for the background and used So many says hostess set to stamp some words into the background. Then I used Wild wasabi or pumpkin Pie to stamp the various leaves. This card design is not my own but from a a very talented stamper from Splitcoaststampers you can see her work here. Using one hole bow tie off ribbon to card

Supplies

Inks Green card Wild Wasabi, certainly celery Rust card River Rock, Pumpkin Pie, Purely Pomegranate

Stamps Autumn harvest

Paper Whisper white card stock

Accessories Ribbon and mask

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CurrieRoadJLCurrie said…
Oh Virginia those are just lovely! Thanks for sharing them. Your group will love them, as do I.
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