View from my Cottage Studio Window.
Fall Color Combinations for Card Making and Scrapbooking
As fall sweeps in Northern Wisconsin, we find ourselves surrounded by the breathtaking change of nature. Our trees by the flowage's edge show their autumn attire with a stunning range of colors that mirror the hues of Stampin' Up! Cardstock that includes cheerful Crushed Curry, warm Wild Wheat, delightful Peach Pie, earthy Copper Clay, rich Cajun Craze, and bold Cherry Cobbler. Are there other colors you would add?
What's your favorite season for DIY cards - winter, spring, summer, or fall? Do you have any paper crafting plans? I would love to hear from you! Please share your comments at the end of this post.
Crafting during this autumn season is a wonderful way to express creativity. Tranquillity Cottage supports you with quality supplies and resources for all your projects. Happy crafting!
Take care,
Linda Ann
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Stampin' Up! Colors I Picked for Autumn Paper Crafting
Links to the Stampin' Up! colors are at the end of this post.
How To Use the Selected Colors in Your Paper Crafting
Have you heard of Stampin' Up! Color Charts? They help plan color schemes.
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Enjoy the Color Charts from the Autumn Paper Crafting Colors
Planning for Fall and Wintertime DIY Card Making and Scrapbooking
The flowage, down the hill from our deck, provides a picturesque canvas of fall, reminding us of the creativity this season inspires. While my husband and I wrap up summer chores and prepare for the chill of winter, I am excited to plan leisure holiday card making days. How about you?
One of my favorite ways to organize my life is to use a Happy Planner. Adding stickers, Washi tape, and paper embellishments to customize the pages is relaxing. I prefer the vertical, classic planner, but various page designs are available. Many Sundays were spent on Zoom, working with my granddaughter and chatting about our week ahead.
Happy Planner Before "Adding the Pen"
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The Washi Tape Shop
I am not an affiliate, but I love ordering from this shop. Their Washi Tape is unique. The stock updates often; therefore, the numbers and grid patterns are gone. I shared my Happy Planner to give you ideas. I have found discontinued products on Etsy.
Stampin' Up!!
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