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Our theme for November is...
Watercolor, which is one of my favorite mediums and my Moms too.
As usual, my biggest challenge is deciding "what" to use.
Follow along as I continue with my "New Years Resolution" to use Unity stamps I haven't ever used before.
So far, I've done it every month this year and it's been great to use these stamps and show them some love!
I combined a few of my favorite things like watercolor pencils on kraft cardstock and heat embossing. Here's what I came up with...
I pulled out my water coloring pencils and a water brush and colored within the white heat embossed image. Another beautiful stamp set I can't believe I hadn't used until now. It's great for Thanksgiving cards, fall birthday cards, thank you cards, and more.
I kept it simple again, as I needed to finish coloring this main panel before my daughter got married last month (I shared pics below). Then I proceeded to stay up late last night and put this beauty together with a few of my favorite things, like patterned paper, ribbon, and enamel dots.
And I could have totally taken it a step further and added some glitter glue sparkles, because I like things to sparkle, but I kept it vintage looking. I like it. What do you think?
Unity: Thankful & Blessed Pumpkins Stamp set
Unity: Scallops & Rectangles {nesting dies}
MISTI stamping tool
Versamark clear ink
Ranger Ink Seafoam (white) Embossing Powder
Marvy Uchida heat embossing tool
Ranger Ink Distress Oxide Ink-Walnut Stain
1Canoe2 Water Color Pencils, H2O water brush
Big Shot die cutting machine
Brutus Monroe Lunchbag (kraft) Cardstock
Doodlebug pattern papers, AC brown cardstock strip (behind image)
Teresa Collins holiday ribbon (vintage crochet)
Gina Marie adhesvie enamel dots
Double sided tear tape (scor-tape) at Scrapbookpal.
I hope we've inspired you to try water coloring with your stamps & create something wonderful. The possibilities are endless!
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What a busy year we've had
with work, still renovating our new house (really!), LOTS of family birthdays, traveling, and our Daughter got married last month.
I hope your November is happy & crafty
and we wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving
From our house to yours.
xoxo ~ Kim & family
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Family Pictures from our Daughters Masquerade Ball Wedding at
Linganore Vineyard, in Mount Airy, Maryland,
October 28, 2022
Craft Challenges:
Simon Says Wed Challenge: Thanks/Thanksgiving
KRAFTY CHICKS CHALLENGE #636 WEEK 1 (STAMP ACT)
LTCCB #71 Anything Goes
LTSCB #158 Anything Goes
MIUCB #62 Anything Goes + optional Open Technique - (water coloring within white heat embossed image on kraft cardstock)
The Flower Challenge #74 Add Embellishments
HLS November Birthday Challenge
The Card Concept #183 {Pumpkin Party} - I was inspired by the pumpkins and colors on this Clean and Layered card.