Spellbinders Welcome Fall Pumpkin Card

Spellbinders Nichol Spohr Welcome Fall Card with Prima Pumpkin and Spice by Kathy Clement PHoto 01

Spellbinders Welcome Fall Pumpkin Card with Prima Pumpkin and Spice

Hello, Friends!  I’m hoping this Spellbinders Welcome Fall Pumpkin Card will usher in a little fall weather.  It sure has been hot and steamy here in North Carolina!  Even when we go out for our morning walk at 6:30, it’s too hot for this gal!  So I have been locked in the studio playing with beautiful fall supplies like this Nichol Spohr die from Spellbinders.  And I got to play with Prima’s pretty Pumpkin and Spice collection from last year.  With all these autumn hues, rows of pumpkins, crunch apples and leaves, can fall be far behind?

The Pumpkin Stand

Nichol Spohr Welcome Fall Card Prima Pumpkin and Spice by Kathy Clement Photo 01

Pumpkins and mums are my very favorite fall emblems.  My vision for this card was a roadside pumpkin and apple stand.  Here’s how it came together.

  • First create a 6×6 top fold card base with chocolate brown cardstock.
  • Cut a 5 7/8″ square from Pumpkin and Spice.  Distress the edges lightly, then ink with Gathered Twigs Distress Ink.
  • Next cut a 2″ wide border to run down the left hand side of the page.
  • Now die cut a circle plaid patterned paper.
  • Then fussy cut the fall wreath from the paper collection. Back with dimensionals and adhere in the center of the card.
Pumpkin Time

Don’t you just  love a die that is the right size for cutting up scraps of designer paper!  I cut up a whole pumpkin patch full of cute pumpkins, leaves and apples from patterned paper.  Then I die cut the old wooden bushel basket to pile them into and around. To make the pumpkins blend, ink them with Spiced Marmalade and Tea Dye Distress Inks.  Spritz lightly with water , then spatter with diluted white paint.

Make everything pop off the page by outlining with a white Sharpie pen.  Sprinkle in some harvest Prills and some flowers to add a little extra texture.  Then wrap thin organza ribbon up the left hand side of the card.  Dry brush some silver acorns with copper paint and tuck them into the bow cluster.

A Peek Inside

Create a pocket inside the card, then tuck in a little tea wallet.  What a fun way to welcome fall!

This is the Nichol Spohr Welcome Fall die set I used to create my pumpkin patch.  You can find it HERE.

We are experiencing one of the hottest weeks of the  summer right now.  It was refreshing to play with fall papers and images!  I hope you enjoyed it, too!

Thanks for stopping by!

Cheerio,

kathy

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8 thoughts on “Spellbinders Welcome Fall Pumpkin Card

  1. Anita Houston

    I know what you mean…it’s been hot here although not as hot as usual, I still am waiting anxiously for Autumn to come. LOVE all the little pumpkins on this with the yummy gingham and flowers. Perfectly wonderful.

  2. Martie Rollin

    Thankfully, the Pac NW is having a couple of cooler days…perfect for thinking about Fall. This is such a lovely card!! I like the design aspect of putting 2 vertical elements (strip of paper and ribbon) beneath the wreath. LOVE how you altered those 2 acorns…beautiful! It sure feels good to be wearing sweats today!! We’ll be back into the mid 80s this weekend. Thanks for posting this lovely card…much appreciated!

  3. MaryH

    Yummy pumpkins – hope you made a scrumptious pie or pumpkin cheesecake! Save a piece for me I’ll bring the tea….

  4. Susan Steele

    Talk about a punkin patch …luv it Kathy! Nothing spells Fall like punkins, apple cider and fall leaves …and you have all the above!!! Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing another beauty! Try to stay cool …autumn is just around the corner! Big hugs, Suzy Q

  5. Cheryl Wells

    Oh my!!!! I love all these pumpkins and the corduroy buttons makes it Fall for sure – I really like Nichole’s new dies – beautiful card, Kathy – thanks for sharing this beauty!!!

  6. Priscilla Hughs

    This is the cutest fall design I have seen! Just love it…and her dies, also, However, It “reminded” me that I do have a couple of pumpkin dies in my stash, and some fall paper so time to get busy! Thanks for sharing such a sweet card and hope fall comes to NC soon!

  7. soozyb2013

    I can smell the pumpkin spice and maybe even turkey dinner! This is great Kathy. The layers on the front, wow, the pumpkins, so many! Just beautiful. Happy Tuesday!!!

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