Kimberly's Crafty Spot: Fall In Love

Hi Everyone!

Today, I am sharing a project as a Guest Designer for

Gerda Steiner Designs.
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I am using the Fall In Love 4x6 stamp set,

so fun and perfect for all those fall cards and projects.

For the card, I started out with a cream colored top folding A2 card base made from 110# cream card stock from Recollections. I stamped the two separate leaves from the stamp set in three ink colors: Desert Storm (Memento), Crumb Cake and Always Artichoke (SU!) inks. Then I sponged the edges with the Crumb Cake Ink. Next, I stamped the cute squirrel couple on Crumb Cake card stock (SU) in Rich Cocoa ink (Memento) then colored them in with copic markers with some white color pencil accents, then fussy cut them out. Then I die cut a rectangle using the Zig Zag Stitched Rectangles dies (MFT) out of crumb cake card stock and stamped the sentiment "Fall In Love" in rich cocoa ink as well as, the leaves then I popped up the rectangle on the card base with foam adhesive and the cute squirrel couple to finish off the card.

Thank you so much for stopping by today!

I am so excited to be a Gerda Steiner Guest designer again!

Thank you to the whole GSD team!!
Make sure to check out this amazing new Fall set,
Fall In Love.

Have a wonderful day!

Hi Everyone!

I hope you are having a great day so far.

(This blog post contains affiliate links which adds no costs to you but helps me out! So Thank you!!)

Today I am sharing a card featuring a *NEW* Gerda Steiner Designs stamp set: Fall In Love.

For this card, I started with a crumb cake (SU!) side folding card base. I took another piece of crumb cake card stock and stamped the tree, leaves and sentiment all in Rich Cocoa ink (Memento) then copic colored the images. I also stamped the cute Owl couple from the set and copic colored them and fussy cut them out to pop up on the tree branch. I added a strip of chocolate chip card stock to the edge of the panel once I cut it down for the card front. I round the two corners then layered everything. I finished the card with some white prismacolor pencil accents and some glossy accents to the beak and feet.