I created this card using Doodlecharms for my basket and Create a Critter for the leaves. I did lots of inking and also stamped the main part of the basket with a woodgrain stamp before running it through the Cuttlebug with a Distressed Stripes folder. I added four small brass brads to the basket as well. The patterned paper is from Stampin' Up.
I used a sentiment from the My Craft Spot Happy Fall stamp set and used my Stamp-a-ma-jig to stamp the sentiment in three different colours.
There are some more Thanksgiving projects created by other members of the My Craft Spot design team. Be sure to check them out! Also, I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of my wonderful American friends a very happy Thanksgiving later this week! May you enjoy good food and good company with your loved ones and friends.
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beautiful card. hugs
Kate, this is beautiful!
Susie
Your basket it great. I've had this cart out to make one and you've given me the nudge.
gorgeous card, Kate! I love how you stamped the sentiment in different colors! Your wooden basket looks awesome!
So pretty!! I love the paper you used and the brads on the bucket are the perfect touch:)
This is so pretty!! That apple basket is one of my favourite cuts!!
very pretty card, love the details on the barrel!! Hope you had a great weekend!
Kristan
What a wonderful card. I don't think I have ever cut that basket, but I sure do like how it looks.
Hope you will stop by when you get a chance.
Stay Creative,
Georgiana
Carson's Creations
What a great looking basked - looks like the real thing! I love your stamped sentiment and colorful leaves - such a pretty card!
a splendid beauty
great card. love how you stamped the basket & then embossed it!! TFS!
This is so pretty Kate!! Love the papers and the bushel basket-looks amazing and the leaves...awesome!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Sherrie K
http://sherriescraps.blogspot.com
Such a wonderful, cheery card!
Such a cute snowman and like the mini snowman with the sentiment. I love Robins sentiments.
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