I started with the three baskets of mums across the bottom of the card front and then masked them to add the truck. I then masked the truck to sponge in the road and grass and sky. The leaves for the birch tree where stamped next. I stamped the tree trunks on computer paper and cut them out to mount over the sponged sky.
The sentiment was computer generated and then punched out with an oval punch and mounted on another decorative punched piece.
Lastly, I stamped and fussy cut another basket of mums to pop up on the bottom right corner of the card.
What a great way to spend a lazy, rainy Saturday morning! This card is going to MD Anderson in Houston, Texas to be used by a cancer patient there. I hope it brings them a little joy and comfort!
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What beautiful bushel baskets of mums! Love their colors. The scene you created is an autumn delight! I hope you didn't have too much rain or flooding!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Lynn, I am sure it will bring joy to anyone who receives it.
ReplyDeleteHugs Diane
A wonderful scene and totally gorgeous card for fall! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteWe ended up with a little rain on Saturday too and it was so nice!
Lynn
So so beautiful with the bounty of Autumn here!! Love the colors and the stunning Fall scene you've put together here!! Makes me want to just be there! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous. Fantastic for fall and I like how you fussy cut the last basket of flowers.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, Thank you for entering the Glitter N Sparkle Blog challenge x DT Lisa x
ReplyDeleteWow- beautiful scene- love the colors you used- perfect for Fall!!!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, and a scene you did create! Magical! This is SOOO Autumn! Love the shiny red truck - reminds me of the old beat up one grandpa used to drive :) Fabulous card, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteI love your red truck stamp...It appears in all seasons and all kinds of landscapes. Another stunning scene!
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