Happy Fall Y'All!! For today's tutorial, I thought I would show you how to make a cute 3D pumpkin, which is just perfect for a Thanks card or a Thanksgiving placecard or any of your Fall projects.
First, gather together your supplies. I wasn't exactly sure which papers that I would use, so I just grabbed all the papers and stickers that I thought would work well for a Thanksgiving card.
1. Use your circle cutter or die cutting machine to cut out four 2.5" circles. Then cut out a 1.5" circle out of the center of each.
3. Fold the circles in half and attach them together, except for the last two sides.
6. Add a 4 1/8" by 4 1/8" piece of Haunted Manor Gallery of Ghouls paper on top.
7. Add a 3 6/16" by 3 6/16" white cardstock.
8. Cut a brown stem and place leaf stickers from Thanksgiving Headlines around brown stem.
9. Add 3D pumpkin and curly vines.
10. Cut and notch a 3/4" by 3" strip of green cardstock. Add Bubblegum Teensy Type Cardstock Stickers and tuck behind leaf sticker.
Hope you enjoyed!
Aphra
Supply List: Brown Square Baroque Card, Haunted Manor Gallery of Ghouls cardstock paper, Thanksgiving Headlines sticker, Bubblegum Teensy Type Cardstock Stickers, Tangerine Petite Prints.
so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. This card is a beauty. I love your attention to detail.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this. So incredibly cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this one Aphra!!! SOOO darling!
ReplyDeleteThis project is adorable! Love it!
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous. Had to pin it. So stinking cute! Love the papers and colors, too.
ReplyDeleteBe blessed, Beckie
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How nice! So many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card, love the technique for the pumpkin. TFS
ReplyDeleteSo very very CUTE...cant wait to try! This would be great for ornament shapes too!
ReplyDeleteSo very very CUTE...cant wait to try! This would be great for ornament shapes too!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and a fun tutorial.
ReplyDeleteTons of cuteness :) Love this idea!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! LOVE it! :)
ReplyDeleteCute - great instructions! Definitely going to give this a try!
ReplyDeletethis is a really fun project - thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun and clever idea! Thanks for sharing. Pinning it right now. ;)
ReplyDeleteCute stuff! Can't wait to try this one! Thanks for the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteI saw this on FB and had to pop by here too...this is such a fab card and tutorial! You know I am a fan of your LOs, Aprha, but you totally rocked this card too!!!
ReplyDeleteAphra...forgive my typo on your name in the comment above :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial. I just used it to make some Thanksgiving place cards!
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