The Greetery - The Autumn Edit Collection Day 1

It’s almost fall…even though here in Kansas, it still feels a little like the surface of the sun! ☀️ Thankfully, the new Autumn Edit Collection has arrived at The Greetery just in time, and it definitely has me dreaming of crisp air and cooler temperatures.

I have three projects to share with you today, so keep scrolling to see what I’ve created! And don’t forget to leave a comment on each of today’s blog posts for even more chances to win.

Be sure to check out all the prize details at the end of today’s post. Happy hopping!

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To create this card, I used these supplies:

Shortbread Shapes: Rectangle Autumn Embossing Folder

Bigger Autumn Botanicals Corn Die

Simple Autumn Sentiments Stamp Set

Diamond Ribbons Die

For this card, I started with a cream cardstock base and embossed a kraft panel using the Shortbread Shapes: Rectangle Autumn Embossing Folder. I love all of the subtle autumn images in the background—it adds so much texture without taking away from the focal point.

For the centerpiece, I used the Bigger Autumn Botanicals Corn Die and die cut the pieces in a mix of warm fall colors. I layered the corn and leaves together, then added the sweet little bow created with the Diamond Ribbons Die. I popped the whole bundle up on the embossed panel for some extra dimension.

To finish it off, I stamped the “autumn BLESSINGS” sentiment from the Simple Autumn Sentiments Stamp Set along the bottom of the card. I love the simple, rustic feel of this one—the kraft, cream, and those little pops of fall color work so well together!

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For card #2 I used:

Shortbread Shapes: Rectangle Autumn Embossing Folder

Shortbread Shapes: Rectangle Die

Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments Stamp Set

Botanicuts Mighty Oak Die

Tear Strip Banners Die

As soon as I spotted the oak leaf in the embossing folder, I knew I had to pull out the BotaniCuts Mighty Oak Die! I started by embossing the cream cardstock, then used the Shortbread Shapes Rectangle Die to cut the embossed pieces into squares. I arranged the squares into strips and added them to the card base with foam tape for a little extra dimension.

Next, I die cut the oak leaves in several different fall colors and arranged them on the card front. To finish it off, I added a Tear Strip Banner with a sentiment using the Simple Autumn Mini Sentiment Stamp Set. I love how all of these different elements came together for such a warm, fall-inspired card!

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On today's last card, I used:

Bitty Autumn Botanicals Stamp + Stencil

Bigger Autumn Botanicals Gooseneck Gourd Die

Postal Frames Die

Tear Strip Banners Die

Simple Autumn Mini Sentiments Stamp Set

For this card, I went with another cream cardstock base. I used the Postal Frames Die to add a little extra detail, cutting a panel from vellum and layering it with a stamped and stenciled panel created with the Bitty Autumn Botanicals. I just love all of those sweet little pumpkins and gourds!

To carry that theme through, I grabbed the Gooseneck Gourd Die, paper pieced it together, and popped it up on the card front for some added dimension. I finished everything off with another Tear Strip Banner and sentiment. Such a fun fall card with lots of little details!

 

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Click HERE to see the full release on Wednesday, September 9th!

Check out these talented ladies to see more!

The Greetery Blog

Caly Person 

Dana Kirby

 Kelly Lunceford

Laura Bassen

Laurie Willison

Lea Lawson

Melissa Phillips

Wanda Guess

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GIVEAWAY:

• Two $100 gift cards
• Comment on each blog along the way for more chances to win!
• Comment deadline is Tuesday night, 9/8 at 11:59 pm EDT. Winners announced on The Greetery blog by 9 am EDT on Wednesday, 9/9

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But, again…

Blogger is a pain. 😂

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