Pumpkin wheelbarrow card | Jan’s digital stamps

Hello everyone!

Today I am back with a card for the new challenge at the CRAFT Challenge blog. The theme this week is Anything Goes. I made for your inspiration this Pumpkin Wheelbarrow Card.

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Hope to see you all in the challenge. Now let’s talk about this card.

• White card stock for the base of the card measuring 30 centimetres by 15 centimetres. You score at 15 centimeters
• Patterned paper measuring 14,5 centimetres by 14,5 centimetres.
• White cardstock measuring 12,5 centimetres by 12,5 centimetres
• White cardstock measuring 12 centimeters by 12 centimeters.
• Digital paper with digital stamp printed on DPC paper 200-grams. Measuring 11,5 centimetres by 11.5 centimeters.

I printed the image together with the sentiment on a digital paper. It is a free digital paper downloaded from the Papercrafter magazine’s website. You can find the download here.

First, I worked on the background. The digital paper was a little bit light, so I wanted to give it more colour with my inks. Because most of my digital images would be coloured with dark colours, I didn’t mask it. I did go over the text with a black fine liner, as the ink made it a bit duller.

• Pumpkin wheel: Dark wood (119), Chocolate (118), Clay (116), Rose Beige (97), Sand (107) and Hazelwood (108)
• Pumpkins: Burgundy (247), English Red (245), Scarlet (13), Amber (266), Melon Yellow, and Primary Yellow (221)
• Leave combinations:
  • Pale Yellow (38), Lemon Yellow (35), Deep Yellow (32), Amber (266) and Vermillion (14)
  • Amber (266), Carrot Orange (269) and English Red (249)
  • Orange Ochre (218), Hazelwood (108) and Coral Red (12)
  • Orange Ochre (218), Bittersweet (267) and Olive Green (41)
  • Hazelwood (108), Chocolate (118) and Dark Wood (119)
• Iron pins: Cool Grey 8 (CG8), Cool Grey 5 (CG5) and Cool Grey 4 (CG4).

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I die-cut these leaves from white card stock. I coloured the leaves in the same colours as the leaves in the pumpkin wheel. Except for the green leaves. I used for these leaves: Green Sage (227), Dark olive (225) and greyish-green sage dark (230).

Now we can put the layers together. I put the patterned paper on the white base card. The paper with the digital stamp on I paste on white card stock. The edge of the card stock I coloured with my alcohol marker. I used Dark Wood (119) for this. Behind this layer comes white card stock. I put this on top of the patterned paper.

Next to the cart, I place some more pumpkins and leaves and drop some more leaves down on the card.

And now the card is finished. I hope you like it, and be sure to check my other DT member cards to.

• Digital stamp and sentiment from Jan’s Digital stamps named Pumpkin Thyme.
• Digital paper downloaded from the Papercarfter’s magazine website.You can find the download here.
• Patterned paper from Craftsensations
• Chalk ink from Decotimecrafts
• Alcohol markers (Twin markers) from Decotimecrafts.
• Leave die from Kokorosadies.

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