Send A Smile 4 Kids challenge is fall colors for kids.
This image is actually a Halloween digi stamp at From The Heart but since the pumpkins are not jack-o-lanterns, it is adaptable for Thanksgiving also.
I printed and colored the image. Then to make more of a harvest moon, I die cut a circle of SU's Delightful Daffodil and sponged on some Pumpkin Pie ink. Then I cut a notch to fit around the owl's ear and glued it in place. I made a pattern by die cutting a vellum circle and using it to mark the notch. The sentiment is from The Angel Company. The art piece is then mounted on a Kraft background and then a Pumpkin Pie card base.
Inside is my own sentiment done on the computer: "owl" always be thankful for you.
I am also posting to Global Design Project for their Random Acts Of Kindness challenge.
This image is actually a Halloween digi stamp at From The Heart but since the pumpkins are not jack-o-lanterns, it is adaptable for Thanksgiving also.
Inside is my own sentiment done on the computer: "owl" always be thankful for you.
I am also posting to Global Design Project for their Random Acts Of Kindness challenge.
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What a smart idea to use a vellum circle to mark where your notch should be. It obviously worked perfectly! Great card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun image. Love the moon - so clever. Thanks for playing along with the RAK challenge at the Global Design Project this week!
ReplyDeleteThis card makes me want to break out the stamps and color! Great work! Thank-you for taking the GDP challenge this week! - Krista from Canada
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