"Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting
and autumn a mosaic of them all."
and autumn a mosaic of them all."
- Stanley Horowitz
I can't tell you how much I adore the colors of fall. Shades of browns, burnt oranges, golden yellows and regal reds are spilling over the treetops and beyond. This is the time of year I miss the mountains of Pennsylvania. It seems like if you blink in the midwest you might miss nature's beautiful "fireworks". I try to enjoy these vibrant tones as long as I can before winter's stark bareness.
To celebrate, I made this yummy fall layout. Fresh and fun - full of my favorite fall colors. And who can forget a few vintage goodies? Doilies, laces, buttons - even an antique demitasse spoon - are fill the page. Because this layout is so loaded it would be better used as a display piece for your favorite fall photo.
Recipe for this layout:
Crafty Secrets Autumn Blessings Vintage Cuts
Basic Grey - Mellow
My Minds Eye paper
Martha Stewart border and corner punch
Vintage goodies
To celebrate, I made this yummy fall layout. Fresh and fun - full of my favorite fall colors. And who can forget a few vintage goodies? Doilies, laces, buttons - even an antique demitasse spoon - are fill the page. Because this layout is so loaded it would be better used as a display piece for your favorite fall photo.
Recipe for this layout:
Crafty Secrets Autumn Blessings Vintage Cuts
Basic Grey - Mellow
My Minds Eye paper
Martha Stewart border and corner punch
Vintage goodies
Beautiful! Love the vintage feel.
ReplyDeleteCan you say WOW!!!!!! This is jaw dropping gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat an intricate and beautiful project. You have a wonderful talent. X
ReplyDeleteOh my this is AMAZING!!
ReplyDeleteJust GORGEOUS!! Every accent and element is just perfect and I love the colors. Wow!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! Absolutely beautiful job. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love all the details and embellishments, the spoon is really cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing. I love it... really I do! I'm just wondering how you store such a dimensional work of art. do you put it in a shadow box?
ReplyDeleteYou can....or on an mini easel display and then just put on your mantel or shelf. :o)
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