So here is the  "Mashup"  Challenge: Make a  "Fall Leaves"  themed project . Or Make a project with  "Twine" . Or  "Mash it Up"  ...

I scribbled directly onto a clear block with markers, spritzed it with water, and stamped to create the background. For all the details, please visit my blog at http://inspirationink.typepad.com/inspiration-ink/2013/11/gently-falling-color-block-leaves.html. Thanks.

Hello, hello crafty friends! Happy STAMPtember®! Yay!! Oh my goodness! I am so super excited and extremely honored to be a part of Simon Says Stamp STAMPtember® Blog Hop!! September is my favourite month of the year other than Christmas for card making and I am ready to enjoy the month-long event, STAMPtember®!! Are you…

Capture the beauty of autumn with these gently shaded falling leaves! Stitch this lovely machine embroidery design on seasonal totes, towels, pillows, and more.

Maple Leaf:  Introducing our exquisite Falling Maple Leaves Privacy Screen, a stunning creation by the talented artist Amanda Hall. This screen captures the serene beauty of autumn with intricately designed maple leaves gently cascading down, embodying the essence of nature's transition. Perfect for adding a touch of e

Welcome Friends! Fall is in full bloom in Poland. Leaves are falling gently with a symphony of wonderful, warm colors. Sun is shining through morning...

There is a chill here in the North Country as leaves are gently falling and snowflakes are dancing in the air. I have been snuggled in my l...

Once again the earth has turned and November has come at last, drifting in on gently falling leaves and soft, warm rays of light...  More than any other month, November causes my soul to ring with echos of the past, and my thoughts meander to the people who have lived in my house and owned…

Beautiful fall card designed with the Stampin Up Gently Falling stamp set!

Stampin' Up!s Gently Falling stamp set is one of my favorite sets.  You can make really pretty Fall cards with this two-step stamp set.  It has been nice and cool here the last couple of days and the humidity finally broke!  It was just perfect weather!  I felt inspired to create a card using the Sweater Weather Designer Paper because I actually had to search for a sweater this morning! I love two-step stamp sets.  They give you more bang for your buck.  It's like getting 3 sets of stamps.  You get an outline stamp of each image, which you can see on the background of my cards today.  You also get the solid image of each stamp set.  This is harder to see here because I used a tone-on-tone effect to create my colorful leaves.  You can use the solid image with the outline image stamped over the top, or you can use the two separately depending on the look you want.  That's a lot of stamping options from just one stamp set. I took a close up image of one of the cards that I created for you today because I used the shimmer mist spray to give it some sparkle.  It looks so pretty in person, but I find it hard to photograph the cards so that you can appreciate the extra touch this adds to a card.  It's sparkle without the glitter mess! This card looks far more complicated than it is! Card Details: Papers and Inks:  Sweater Weather Designer Paper, Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Tango, Sahara Sand and Crushed Curry Stamp Sets:  Gently Falling and Harvest of Thanks Accessories:  Linen Thread, Shimmer Mist, Big Shot, Apothecary Accents Framelits, Rhinestones   I created a second card with a few slightly different touches! How pretty is this card?!  When I used the Sahara Sand card stock, I didn't expect to like the card to be honest.  It's not as dark and dull as I expected once I added the orange and yellow.  For this card, I also clustered the background images and used the border edge punch to add detail to the card stock mat behind the dsp.  Plus...I love the double bow with the antique brad. Card details: Papers and Inks:  Sweater Weather Designer Paper, Tangerine Tango and Chocolate Chip Stamp Sets:  Gently Falling, Tags 4 You Accessories:  Scalloped Ribbon Border Edge Punch, Label Bracket Punch, Linen Thread, Natural Ribbon Trim, Antique Brad   Get a Bonus Card Set Tutorial! Place your Stampin' Up! order online at mystampingstore.com and get a bonus tutorial for the Walk in the Wild card set as a thank you gift from me!  Make some fabulous masculine or Fall cards using the Walk in the Wild stamp set!  The bonus tutorial is free when your order from my online store during September!  (The tutorial will be available for sale in October for $17.95!)  Virtual Club members will automatically get this tutorial with the Virtual Club classes for September! Shop online at mystampingstore.com!   Make some pretty handmade Fall cards with the  Gently Falling stamp set!

Good morning my Friends, This Saturday is Coffee and a card at my house. If you're in the Area of Cheyenne and would like to come to stamp this beautiful card and have coffee or Hot Chocolate please RSVP by Friday so I have all the supplies ready for Y'All. The fee for this is 5.00 for your coffee and your

The falling leaves in autumn create a natural masterpiece, where golden, red, and brown hues blend to cover the ground with a colorful carpet. The leaves flutter gently, harmonizing with the cool breezes, crafting an enchanting scene that reflects the tranquility and beauty of this unique season. One feels a sense of peace and calm while walking among the trees, which shed their leaves in preparation for the coming winter.

The fall has left us already and winter has not taken a real grip on south Sweden just yet. All leaves are gone and it is wet and cold outside. I miss fall colors, so me and my daughter decided to preserve some of the autumn leaves that we collected and make a pretty window hanging with them. We used maple leaves because they come in the whole range of autumnal colors, from golden yellow to burgundy red and me and my little princess really love the shape of these pretty leaves :) So here is a fun DIY project with fall leaves to remember the Autumn. Supplies: colorful leaves, candle wax or beeswax, double boiler, monofilament, clothespins 1. Slowly melt candle wax or beeswax over a double boiler; never allow wax to boil. Dip leaves in wax one at a time, holding by stem. Gently shake off excess wax. I used candle wax in this project. 2. Hang leaves on clothespins to dry. Some may be dipped again, depending on desired look; let dry between coatings. I used an old newspaper underneath the leaves to avoid wax stains on the floor.   3. Hang finished leaves from lengths of monofilament. I love how this project turned out. The leaves look like they've been frozen in time while falling down from the tree. And it gives us a chance to enjoy fall just a little bit longer! Next weekend it is time to start decorating before Christmas here in Sweden. I'm thinking of maybe making a Christmas decoration out of these leaves so stay tuned :) More of my DIY projects

A woman walking through a forest path covered in fallen autumn leaves. She is wearing a beige trench coat, a matching hat, blue jeans, and brown ankle boots. The scene captures the vibrant colors of fall, with the trees displaying shades of orange, yellow, and red. Leaves are seen gently falling around her, adding a sense of movement and tranquility to the scene.

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This fountain, based on the Acer Palmatum tree, with its curving, finger-shaped leaves.The fountain has delicate hand beaten leaves and curved branches. Water is fed at four different pressures, so that all leaves drip gently from their drooping tips. It makes a gentle splashing sound. Light catches the droplets and fine streams of falling water .   This fountain is suitable for a large garden, courtyard or for a public space.   150 cm high: £6,490

Our new theme over at TAG TUESDAY has been chosen by Valerie and she wants to see Autumn Colours! I made another faux plank background for...

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