The back ground is done with versamark and clear embossing powder. I used the vine stamp from The Angel Company that was retired a while ago. The pumpkins are also from TAC (retired too) and I colored them with Copic Ciao Markers.
The designer paper right behind the pumpkins is from K&Company. I layered everything with a dark green.
This box was easy to create and fits A2 size cards perfectly! I found the instructions off of SCS.
I got out my brayer and Memento Bamboo leaves ink and played around with some glossy card stock. After I got the look I wanted, I let it dry and then stamped the leaf sprigs randomly around the outside. Cut a piece of vellum the same size and stamp the same image in area's that you did not stamp on, on the base card. Color the image as you like and attach with brads.
For my sentiment panel, I used the same brayered back ground and layered it with some scalloped ovals.
Supplies:
Stamps - TAC
Vellum
Ink - Palette Noir, Memento Bamboo leaves
Green gel glaze pen
Brads
Olive green and black card stock
The doily punch from MS crafts was used on the solid red card stock. The label is from Quikutz and cuts a seperate border - and I just had to cut one in the same red card stock to match the lacey border.
I used a old retired SU! back ground stamp for the layer under the label. Palette pure poppy ink is used for the hearts and the back ground stamp.
The heart stamp is from Cards of Maria and I added a few hand drawn stitches and dots around it. This is kind of a fun little layout!
Continuing with the fall color theme! Used quite a few ribbon and a new button technique on this card.
The sunflowers are colored with Prisma color pencils and blended with OMS. To add interest, I used a small circle punch to punch the slot out of the main panel so that I could attach my button and ribbon in that area. 
The design on the left side of this card is done using a scrapbook template. It's called Alpha Doodles and is made by The crafters workshop. I used a dauber to sponge on the design.
My husband, me and our two friends paddled all the way around this little island (which doesn't look so little on the map). We estimated it was about 5 miles when all was said and done.
See ya!!!
Measurements:
Circles are mega and giga punches from Marvy. Strips across the bottom are 4.25 x 2.5, 4.25 x 2 and the sentiment panel is 4.25 x 1.
I used a Bic white poster paint pen to added the faux stitching on the blue panel and the dots on the scalloped circle. The stamped main image is done with markers. I wish I could remember who made this stamp! I think I bought it at a Heirloom Productions show a few years ago. I have now started to write the company name on the back of all my unmounted stamps.
The sentiment is a quote I had found somewhere on the web and had made into a stamp through Victorine Originals.
The stamp is from Yvonne Albritton Designs and is colored with Copic's. The base of the card is kraft card stock. I used a sanded background stamp with vintage photo ink to cover the kraft card stock. Then using the same ink, sponged around the perimeter. I used the same BG stamp for the layer right under the main stamped image, but used pumpkin spice versamagic ink instead. I also added a bit of sky using a dauber and summer sky ink from Memento.
The stamp is a pretty big one and I waffled back and forth with what to do with all the white space. I had seen some pretty great things done with cutting out different shapes, so I decided to get out the oval coluzzle to cut out the shape of the card. I had to hand cut the layers (which is something that I'm not very good at!) but in the end, it came out pretty good!
Well, I'm off to enjoy the last of the summer sun and warmer weather. We are heading out to kayak in Puget Sound!
The red and yellow flowers are punched out of card stock and stacked on top of each other. I added tiny pearls for the center of each flower. The red card stock is ran through two cuttlebug embossing folders: swiss dots and stylized flowers. Which is a really cool effect.
The panels measurements are as follows: Main stamped panel is 2.25 x 5, secondary right panel is 2 x 4.25. All are layered at 1/16th of an inch.
I'm still into my fall color palette and keep coming back to this english rose and olive green.
The flower is done with Marvy Markers in English rose and olive green. After coloring directly on the stamp, I spritzed it with water and then stamped it.
I used one of my nesties labels to stamp the sentiment and sponged the edges with Memento Bamboo Leaves ink. I added a small bit of ribbon on the left side just for grins and giggles. Two self adhesive gold pearls are put in the top and bottom corners on the rigth hand panel.
At the last minute, I decided to add the lacey border on the right side of the main panel. I'm not real sure that I like it, what do you think?
This card used the Sincere Sentiments and Lotsa' Love sets. The yellow back ground is done using the swiss dots embossing folder. The black large label is a quickutz die that I made longer by folding the card stock in half and not cutting through the fold. I hid the "seam" by adding some grosgrain ribbon over it.
The soft yellow back ground stamp is from the set called rugged shadows that was retired a while back from TAC. I added some rhinestones from Kaiser Craft to the middle of the flowers for some bling!
It's colored using Copic Markers in R35 Coral, R37 Carmine, G21 Lime Green and G24 Willow.
I dusted off my crimper and ran a piece of kraft card stock through it. Tied a green gingham piece of ribbon to it and added it on the green card stock. The base of the card is obviously white, and I layered the main digi image with red card stock from Bazzill. This is fast layout that is kind of classic. It can work for just about anything!
I just love to color and it sure does take my mind off of whatever is troubling me at the moment! =)
Thanks for stopping by!
The white card base is run through the swirls cuttlebug embossing folder, as it reminded me of waves. I stamped the lobster in scarlet ink by colorbox and then enbossed with clear embossing powder. Then layered it with some black card stock so that it stood out.
The button is done with the same ink stamped ramdomly on a scratch piece of paper. I used a 3/4 inch circle punch to punch it out and then added it to a clear button using some cyrstal lacquer. I threaded some white string through it and tied a bow and added it to my sentiment flag. The stitching around the flag is done with a copic multi liner pen in .05.
I think this card took like 10 minutes to make. The longest part was waiting for the CL to dry on the button.