I wanted to make a very special Thanksgiving card so I used vellum and Mo's sketch "Punkin" on an easel card.
Punkin is colored with Copics. He is so adorable! Behind Punkin is a piece of antiqued vellum torn on one side. The greeting is computer-generated and sits on a torn piece of orange vellum. Scattered maple leaf brads follow the flow of the sentiment.
Here's a close-up of Punkin.
The inside of the easel card features a fantastic cloth ribbon of scarecrows and cornfields. I've been looking for an excuse to use this ribbon. The vellum pieces carry over from the front and a few more leaves. The sentiment is computer-generated, too.
It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is only 10 days away! I hope you have been plans to join with family and friends to kick off the holiday season --- not to mention the football bowl games!
7 comments:
Adorable card and sentiment Barb! I love this image and the papers are PERFECT!!
Great job!!
Hugs
Cheri
Wonderful easel card! I love the way you've colored the little guy. Thanks for joining us in Mo's Challenge.
Oh this is so sweet,thanks for leaving me sush a nice comment
Heidy
Sweet Thanksgiving easel card, Barbara! I didn't realize the scarecrow was a piece of ribbon until I read the description. Very nice!
I had to comment that I'm from your neck of the woods. I'm originally from Springfield. My husband & I both graduated from College of the Ozarks. Small world....
hello there thanks for your grat post, as usual ((o:
This is so sweet. Great job.. Thanks for joining us at MO's this week.
Love it, Barb!! Such a darling card and a beautiful job. Great, great coloring. Thanks for joining us at Mo's this week! Hugs, Peggy x
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