Craft Stamper TIMI Reminder October

Hello Friends

I am back today with a wee reminder of our Craft Stamper challenge this month. This is Take a Technique month where you have to use one or more of the following in your project along with stamping. This is from the strapline from the Craft Stamper magazine.

Ink Stitch Paint Collage Print Paper

I made this card for my project today which incorporates ink, stitch, paint and paper. I went with everything I love about Autumn. The leaves are just beginning to give us some colour here in Maine. It is really pretty. I love Autumn, I used the same stamp as my last project called Maple Girl. The Girl is another stamp called Dream of Being. I started off by painting in some sky on a white card base then made a border with the leaves around the edge. Next I stamped and painted the girl with my watercolours then cut her out. Finally I typed us some words cut them out and inked them around the edges and glued it all down.

There are some great prizes to be won this month from Calico Craft Parts. Hop on back to the Craft Stamper blog for all of the details.

Thanks for stopping by my blog today!

Mandi xox

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