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These cards are a departure from my more often Clean and Simple cards, but I fell in love with the Pretty Pink Posh “Fall Basket” when it was released last month. I have some ideas for more CAS versions, but here are my layered up cards.

Pumpkins

I really filled up this basket with pumpkins, apples, eggplant and some foliage. Dimensional tape on the front of the basket allowed me to put the veggies inside. The patterned paper is a favorite from Sunny Studios–Gingham Jewel Tones, and I die cut an oval from cream card stock as a backdrop for the basket.

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The Sentiment Suite tag from The Greetery was already stamped with a sentiment from Gossamer Blue–a scrapbook company I frequented in my scrapbook days. All the veggies were die cut from scraps in my scrap basket. I added some Distress Inks on most of them with a finger dauber.

I had a lot of apples left over, and decided to do a square card with a basket of apples.

Apples

This time I chose a more traditional gingham pattern from My Favorite Things “Tiny Checks.” The tag here is also from the same Greetery set and stamped with one of the sentiments from “Sentiment Suite: Birthday.”

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I layered the two basket pieces together without dimensional tape here, and it does make for a flatter card, more easily mailed.

Just Us Girls Challenge is asking you to use your scraps: done! The Card Concept and The Paper Players have Autumn themed challenges, so I’ll be adding the first card to those since the colors were inspired by the challenges. The Card Concept asks that you define the style of your card. Reading their definitions, the first card is Clean and Layered (clean lines, many layers, patterned papers . . .)  And, once again, I’m sending this to NBUS--it’s my first time using these dies.

JUGS TCC181 100522 Pp611 NBUS

 

15 thoughts on “Fall Baskets”

  1. Karen both of your autumn baskets are delightful – I love the stitched detailing on the pumpkins in the first one. Thanks for playing my theme challenge over at the Paper Players this week!

  2. Karen, I love the rich colors and I love that you made the baskets different with the apples and the pumpkins. Fabulous reflection of the changing seasons. So glad you shared this with us at The Paper Players this week
    Jaydee

  3. While possibly not technically CAS (what do I know?), I don’t find these cards overly busy or in-your-face. They do the job perfectly, and reflect the bounty of the season! Both lovely.

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