Big Bloom Clear Card

May the Bounty of the Season

fill your hearts and home!

Happy Sunday! I hope it's a day of worship and rest for you. In our neck of the woods, it's beginning to look like time for a short color tour... a nice Sunday afternoon drive and maybe a Ted Drewes concrete along the way!

We may get a color peak in about a week, but for now it's just a little peek of golds.

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Cornucopias Galore!

The frost is on the pumpkins! We had to put an extra quilt on our bed and my cold toes need sox at night now. But we're having 80-degree days here in STL and it's just perfect to be outside. I'm riding my bike, pulling weeds, walking, and playing at the park with my goggles on. Picture that! It's a good way to get a lot of stares, but it also keeps all the allergens out of my eyes. I hope once we get a hard frost or two, this eye problem will be much relieved.

Just wanted to share this little collection of cornucopia-stamped cards. I'm getting my money's worth using the Harvest Home stamp set from CTMH. I made these cards before the eyes got irritated and scheduled the posts...so I'm not spending much time on the pc and will be so happy to get back to scrapping.

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Plant Smiles

"Plant Smiles ... Grow Laughs ... Harvest Love"

This is another clear card I made and scheduled to post before the Attack of the Fall Allergens here. I have a few more scheduled, and hopefully after those I'll be back in the groove and in the studio again. It gets depressing to not be able to do much without good eyesight. Oh, the things we take for granted! Thank You, Lord, for eye drops and allergy tablets and patient family members!

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With Gratitude

The Autumn colors are some of my very favorites! The Olivia paper packet has rich colors to choose from, and they go well with the Harvest Home MyAcrylix stamps. I used a variety of autumn ink colors and the blending pen to colorize the stamped image. (My watercoloring technique needs much improvement, as does my chronic dry eye situation. I've had another week of red/itching/tearing eyes with the high allergen counts. Leaf dust, be gone!)

The clear acrylic cards are fun to design. The more I make, the easier it gets to plan where to hide or show the stamped sentiment.

[The only non-CTMH item is the autumn gingham ribbon.]

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