Showing posts with label Pumpkin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pumpkin. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 12, 2021

Smile! Cute Little Halloween Fun Fold Card - Seasons Of Fun Host Stamp Set

Hello and welcome to my blog; today I have a fun little fancy fold card to share with you.  Today's card features the Lovely You Stamp Set and the Seasons of Fun Host Stamp Set.  Here's a look at today's card.  

You will have a smile on your face with this cute little Halloween Fun Fold Card using the Seasons of Fun Host/Hostess Stamp Set Learn more here

Wednesday, September 15, 2021

Bookmark Card Card - Pretty Pumpkins

Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you the card that I made during my YouTube Live.  This is really an easy card that is great because you give a card and a little gift to the person as well.  Here's a look at the card I made.  

Check out today's card that doubles as a bookmark as well both showcases the Pretty Pumpkins Stamp Set.  Click here for more

Friday, November 15, 2019

Paper Pumpkin Thank You Cards & December's Kit Details

Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you my Thank you card that will be going out to all my Pumpkin Pumpkin Subscribers from last month.  I used a fun demonstrator only stamp set designed just for this purpose.  I used the One Stop Box stamp set which again is a demonstrator only stamp set.  But, I love to show my customers and my Paper Pumpkin Subscribers how much I appreciate them.  Here's a look at my card.

Tips & Tricks: 

I started out with a piece of Terracotta Tile Cardstock and stamped the Paper Pumpkin box all over the background.  I then added a piece of whisper white stamped with the same box and my thank you sentiment.  I used Balmy Blue ink and cardstock for this.  I layered the whisper white image and then matted it with Balmy Blue.  This was popped up on the front of the card. 
You can receive a card like this when you become one of my Paper Pumpkin Subscribers.  Why, should you subscribe?  Well, if you love to craft but don't think that you have time to craft.  Paper Pumpkin is for you, because it they usually take about 30 to 45 minutes to create.   If you love to craft but don't want to have a large craft room or a lot of supplies on hand.  Then Paper Pumpkin is great for you!  Everything comes shipped to you in a cute little box.  Everything in the box is cut prepped and ready to go.  You also get a ink spot (which coordinates with the monthly craft kit) and a exclusive stamp set.  In your very first kit if you are a new subscriber you also get a reusable clear block to use with your stamp set each month.  Another great thing about Paper Pumpkin is you control your subscription.  If you don't want to receive that month's kit you can choice to skip that month.  

December Kit: 

December’s Something for Everything kit includes a super-versatile stamp set complete with 13 sentiments that can be used for occasions ranging from wedding, to get well, birthdays, and more! Plus, the three full-sized card designs (four of each) are gorgeous AND multiuse—making this kit super fun.  The December Paper Pumpkin kit makes it easier than ever to give a handmade card to a friend—no matter what the occasion!  Start the new year right with cute, fun, and easy cards for 2020.
Before I go I also want to mention that Paper Pumpkin makes a perfect gift for this Holiday Season.  If you have a crafter or someone that loves to do arts and crafts no matter what the age Paper Pumpkin is the perfect gift for them.  You can pick a gift subscription for them.  Just contact me and let me know this is what your are wanting to do.  To get the December kit you have until December 10th to subscribe.  If you choice the gift subscription there are a few options for you, and they do not start until the person you gift them to redeems them.  If you would like to take advantage of a gift subscription for someone I have a gift certificate for you to give them.  Thanks for dropping today. 

Happy Stampin' 
Rick Adkins 

If you live in the US.  I would love you to choose me as your demonstrator.  If you would like to purchase any of these products you can click on the Shop Now Button or by clicking on any of the images below.  Alternatively, you can also contact me by email to place your order.  Please be sure to use the monthly host code and I’ll send a little something out to you the following month to say Thank You!  

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  1. Spend any amount with me this month and receive the Creative Stampers Tutorial Bundle.  Plus get a gift from me in December.
Please remember that if you use the host code you cannot use that order towards my KCRP’s (Kinmon Crafty Reward Points) that would be double dipping and is not allowed.  For more information on KCRP’s click here.  


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Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Harvest Hello Jack-o-lantern and a Night Scene Card for #PCC354 Rick Adkins

Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you a card i created for this weeks Paper Craft Crew Challenge.  This weeks challenge is all about Halloween and Haunting.  One of the things that I think of when someone mentions Halloween is Jack-o-lanterns.  The other thing I think of is fall leaves and the crisp cool night air.  So, for my card I wanted to come up with something that embodied all those elements.  I think I came up with a super cute card for you all today.  Here's a look at my card.

I created a card with a fun little jack-o-lantern in a pile of Fall leaves at night.  Here's the image that inspired my card.  I have linked the inspiration image below to the Paper Craft Crew website.  You can click on the image to play along and to check out what all the other design team members came up with.  

 Tips & Tricks: 

I started my card by stamping the jack-o-lantern face in Pineapple Punch Ink and then masked it off.  I then stamped the pumpkin from Harvest Hello in Tuxedo Black ink, because I knew I was going to color it with my stampin' blends.  But before coloring I needed to create my night sky.  
To start that process I masked off the pumpkin and stem with some masking paper.  Then I stamped the some of the leaves in front of the pumpkin.  After that was done I began with some ink blending.  I did this really light starting in the center around the pumpkin.  I started out with Pineapple Punch, then moved to Mango Melody, and Pumpkin Pie.  And finally moving into Rich Razzleberry.  Then I repeated the process again blending all the colors together.  Once I had everything blended I came back in with a little tuxedo black just around the edges.  
After everything was blended the way I wanted it.  I flipped on some water from my stampin' spritzers and let it sit for just a little bit then pressed a paper towel on that.  I then dried the ink with a heat tool.  Then I removed the masks from the pumpkin.  With the ink blending and the masks in place; I had a white ring around the stem and the pumpkin.  So, how to handle that.  I made both into  part of the jack-o-lantern.  I colored the jack-o-lantern with a combination of Mango Melody, Pumpkin Pie, and a little Pineapple Punch.  I also added a little dark soft suede around the edge and the stem.  When I have so many colors on the same image I like to color from lightest to darkest, then come back with darkest to lightest.  
After the coloring was done on the pumpkin I came back in with my stampin' blends but added in the same colors I used before but added in a little Cherry Cobbler and Rich Razzleberry as well.  Once That was all done I came back in with a journaling pen and outlined the pumpkin, the face, and the leaves.  I then came back in with the dark soft suede blend and added some shadows around the outside of the leaves around the pumpkin leaving the center free to give the look of a glow from the jack-o-lantern.  I finished off my card by heating embossing my sentiments on Early Espresso Cardstock.  My sentiments came from Harvest Hellos and Wonderfully Wicked.  I matted my focal image on a Early Espresso mat and then placed everything on a Pineapple Punch card base.  
Thanks for dropping by today, I hope that you have enjoyed my little card that I came up for you.
Happy Stampin' 
Rick Adkins 

  If you live in the US.  I would love you to choose me as your demonstrator.  If you would like to purchase any of these products you can click on the Shop Now Button or by clicking on any of the images below.  Alternatively, you can also contact me by email to place your order.  Please be sure to use the monthly host code and I’ll send a little something out to you the following month to say Thank You!  

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