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Fall Snail Mail

Snail mail has been sent out for October! This month I did two different cards one that was cool toned and spooky and one with fall colors and little ghosties. All of the die cuts are from The Stamp Market which has quickly become the place I spend too much money at.

Fall Leaves

These cards were the first cards I’ve made on my card making journey and there was so much trial and error with these. I will be doing a tips and tricks blog post in the near future with what I learned on this adventure. For these cards, they have red, blue, yellow, orange, and pink leaves. The pink leaves were accident thanks to crafting by dim light at 5am. After putting them together and coming home after work, that is when I realized I had pink leaves and not orange. I am not complaining though because I adore pink.

A little bit Spooky

In my heart, I am all glitter but I find that I don’t gravitate towards it when I am crafting. These little ghosts felt flat with my original design which was intentionally monotone. The little pop of glitter made these come to life and I adore them.

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