I was pretty pleased with this one though
The pattern for the quilled leaves came from a blog by the same name as it's author Molly Smith. Her profile describes her as "Designer, author and instructor for the craft and hobby industry." She generously shared this pattern on her blog. I also used the leaves on another card I made HERE.
Of course my Cricut machine came into play on this one also. I used it to cut out the letters.
27 comments:
I like it. Now you need to do one with a big turkey on it. Duke would like that.
Have a terrific day. My best to Duke. :)
Oh, I like Sandee's idea--a quilled turkey!!!
Pretty card! Here's another vote for a quilled turkey!
Hi there..thanks for your visit. Pretty card, you are very creative! Loved the posts below too, especially your cute dog! ;D
That's really a nice card! I like the look that the ripped and curled frames give the card. It makes it seem more rustic, somehow.
Oh, I also vote for the turkey :)
Goodness - a quilled turkey - that would be something!
This is a cute one Ann ~ I need to get inspired too! I must get started on my Christmas cards! Keep on inspiring me friend! :)
xo Catherine
WHAT A PREETY CARD!!i really liked the torn window look...thanx for visiting my blog and leaving wonderful comment...its really appreciated
Pretty and neat card you got there!
I'm already thinking of hiring you to make cards for me on special occasions! LOL :D
Great colours and I love the ripped edges.
I am with Sandy. A nice Turkey card would be nice.
Why not a Duke Thanksgiving card? He certainly is something to be thankful for--right?
It's a lovely card! I like the ripped squares. Beautiful colors!
What a nice effect.
I like how the leaves look as if they are in a separate box--very talented!!
The leaves look great .. perfect, love your design ~ especially the torn technique! Beautiful card, Ann!
And thanks for linking to me :o)
hugs, xo
Very effective Ann...and I don't think it HAS to be used as a thanksgiving card...it could just be a 'thank you' card.
And Another one I really like!!!
hughugs
Pretty and I do like the curly thing you have been mastering. I'm so not crafty! But I love your stuff.
Sandee ah yes a turkey, what Thanksgiving is complete without the turkey
Lin hmm, I'll have to see if I can find a pattern for a quilled one
Beaded tail I better figure that one out quick...lol
Julie I love visiting your blog and seeing all the little cuties there
tahtimbo when I first saw the ripped frame in the book I fell in love with the idea and new I had to try it
Grace, with all of you wanting a quilled turkey I better get busy working on that
Catherine I've been running low on inspiration, I need to refuel..lol
Mansi thank you very much. I enjoyed visiting your lovely blog
June Zach oh I do hope there won't be an interview first, I hate interview...lol
philippa funny how ripped paper can look so nice sometimes
Russ turkey with all the trimmings perhaps?
Fishhawk well if Snoopy can have his own thanksgiving I don't see why Duke can't
Helen thanks those fall colors sure are easy to work with
outontheprairie thank you very much
Erika thank you, I really liked that effect
Molly thank you and thanks so much for sharing your pattern. I meant to link to your blog in the first post I did and forgot, I'm so bad at that sometimes
allotments4you you are so right, it could be just a thank you card
donna aww shucks, you're so nice
miawa I love the curly things :) coolest thing I've learned in a long time
That is a wonderful Thanksgiving card. You are really getting good at this stuff. Wish I could do that. Well done Ann. Have a great evening.
Why does it make me think of pumpkin pie?
Lovely card!!
marg, thanks some days I do ok and others I make really bad ones..lol
audrey I don't know are you hungry for pie?...lol I'm going to guess because it has that same wonderful color as a fresh baked pumpkin pie. Oh gee, now I'm hungry for pie
So cute!! Can't wait to see more!!
I love those leaves, Ann. Very artistic.
gayle, i sort of ran out of steam but hopefully I'll get some more done soon
poetic shutterbug thanks, they were so easy and quick to do too
Very nice! I shared it with Amy
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