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Papertrey Ink AUGUST Blog Hop / Mojo 101

THE CHALLENGE:

August is the month that Papertrey celebrates all things autumn! What better way to get inspired for the upcoming season change than each other! Our challenge to you is to create a project inspired by any aspect of fall. How about texture like fabrics, burlap, courduroy or stitching. Then there is color with hues found in autumn leaves, fall berries and other late season delectables. Patterns or motifs such as leaves, pumpkins, wheat and more. Try to use these attributes in fun and interesting ways that may be a little out of your normal comfort zone. We look forward to seeing what you come up with!

I have been a closet Papertrey Ink junkie for a long time . . . but I decided that this month I would take my purchases and put them to use for my first ever blog hop with Papertrey.

Stamps: Vintage Picnic (Papertrey Ink) Paper: Retro Mod Squad - Vintage Collection (Core'dinations), Sugared (Basic Grey), Recess (Basic Grey), Solar White Classic Crest (Neenah) Ink: Onyx Black Versafine (Tsukineko), Vintage Sepia Versafine (Tsukineko),Creamy Caramel Classic Ink (SU!) Accessories: New Leaf Vintage Buttons (Papertrey Ink), 5/8 Dark Chocolate Swiss Dot Satin (Papertrey Ink), sewing machine (Singer), brown thread (Sulky), nestabilities circle dies (Spellbinders), sponge, white crochet thread.

Feel free to scroll to the next post to see another project using Papertrey Ink stamps! Thanks for visiting!!!

Comments

Deb C said…
I love the Vintage Picnic set. And your cards make such good use of it. The bitty dotted ribbon adds just the right touch.

Super job!
@JoyceCasaldi said…
Vintage picnic is my only PTI set, love it! Great job on your card, love the sewing and layers.
Great coloring and wonderful buttons. You really projected the warmth of the autumn season.

It's a good life!
Terri E.
Sue P. said…
Pretty, fall card.
Regan said…
great fall card
Becca said…
I'm glad that you came out of the close to play ;)

I love the coloring on your basket, and the background paper behind your image. Nice fall card!
peggysue said…
Very pretty, so glad you were able to come hop tonight. Hope you enjoyed your irst hop, I enjoyed your card!
Steph said…
Great card, love all those yummy textures.
Michelle said…
Great coloring...and I love the cranberry Catalina chicken too!
Lori said…
Beautiful fall card!!
Kim Faucher said…
One of my favorite sets. vintage picnic.. darling!
BethieJ said…
SOOO CUTE!! and SOOO glad you joined in the FUN of the HOP!!!
Totally pretty!
Mona Pendleton said…
Gorgeous card! I love how you used the distressing technique! Sure captures the feeling of fall! :) TFS
Beautiful card!
Deanna said…
Love it, great coloring!
Donelda said…
so glad you participated because this is a great card!! I especially love that paper behind the focal image!!
Antje said…
Great basket and nice layout.
Bonnie said…
Love this stamp set! and love your creation!
Cammie said…
A great layout and colors. This is my favorite PTI set.

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