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 Hi Crafty Friends! My name is Stephanie and today I'm sharing my first card on the blog! I just love making fall cards so for today's card, I used Lawn Fawn's Let's Go Nuts, The S'more the Merrier and Really High Five stamp sets. 


To start, I used Broken China Distress Oxide for the sky and My Favorite Things Grassy Fields diecut to set the scene. I cut out one of the trees from Lawn Fawn's Lift The Flap Tree Backdrop and topped it by using the Simple Puffy Cloud Frames as tree tops. To give the tree tops a fall look, I used Spiced Marmalade and Crackling Campfire Distress Oxides. I also used some Crackling Campfire Distress Oxide as watercolor to add some little splatters to the tree tops. 


My favorite part of the card is the little bunny jumping in the leaves! I used Lawn Fawn's Let's Toast Pull Tab to make him jump up and down. Using this interactive die is so easy, I definitely recommend trying it if you haven't yet!


I used Copics to color in the critters and leaves and white Gelly Roll pens for the highlights. 


Thanks so much for joining me today! Be sure to check out all the awesome new goodies in the BRI shop!


Have a wonderful day!
Stephanie





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  1. Denise BryantSeptember 14, 2021 at 8:14 PM

    Adorable fall scene, Stephanie! I love the colors and details! Really cute critters!

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