The ColorWheel color palette for my final project: Alabaster, Carrot, Terra Cotta, Merlot, Cinnamon, Saffron, Tuscan, Fern, Acorn, Truffle, Classic white.
I embossed an A2 panel in Alabaster ColorWheel cardstock using the Dimpled 3D Embossing Folder. Then I cut a small circle using Classic White ColorWheel cardstock using Everlasting Circles Dies. I ink-blended fall colors using Distress Oxide inks. Then I adorned the edge with many layers of twigs from the Autumn Greetings Wreaths Dies.
I die-cut many colors of fall pumpkins, leaves & gourd from the Autumn Greetings Wreaths Dies and did light ink blending. I did ground my fall design with two sunflowers from the Build-A-Wreath Dies. For the sentiment, I used Truffle ColorWheel cardstock & matte Gold foil from Treasured Cardstock.
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I adore this latest addition to help you build beautiful wreaths all year long! I can’t wait to see how you’re inspired.
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These are beautiful Suzanne. Love your new collection!
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These are beautiful Suzanne. Love your new collection!