Hello and welcome. Fall has definitely arrived here in the desert, we even turned the heat on to take the chill off.

Today’s card will probably be for our daughter & s-i-l. Corrugated piece is one my niece put in a card she sent to me. Thankful circle and pp are from online, corner leaves are from a small hand punch I’ve had forever. Circle dies are Spellbinder Classic and Scalloped Circles. Center strip was cut on an antique paper cutter that was used by photo developers. Sentiment circle is popped up. For a more finished look I edged the outer edges of the pp & corrugated paper with Cajon Craze stamp pad.

I’m entering this in 2 challenges

https://daranddiane.blogspot.com/2022/11/thankfulblessingsgrateful-challenge.html

Make the Cards Challenge #67

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Gerry

Hello and welcome.

Today’s money holder card is for payment to our granddaughter for another of her therapeutic corn wraps. This time I got one big enough for my back.

Again, pp is from online, die cut leaves are from no name dies from Amazon. I found the pattern on Connie Stewart’s Simply Simple Stamping YouTube page. This was too quick & easy. Below is a peek of the inside.

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Gerry

Hello and welcome.

Today’s card is for one of my sisters-in-law. As usual, pp is from online, circle dies are Stitched Circles by Die-namics, sentiment is from an old Stampin Up set Birthday Blossoms, sentiment and background pieces were hand cut. To round the corners on the small pieces I used a nail emery file. Center strip is a 1/8″ strip of Chocolate Chip cs.

https://kraftychickschallenge.blogspot.com/2022/10/krafty-chicks-challenge-635-week-4-all.html

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Gerry

https://cyhtp.blogspot.com/2022/10/anything-goes-embossing-with-twist-of_01661511860.html

Hello and welcome. With Halloween almost over time for Thanksgiving cards.

Today’s card will be entered in CYHTP with a twist of pumpkins. The background is an embossed piece from my stash. I’m a little confused because in the photo the background looks like the debossed side is showing but not in real life. hmmm. Pp was found online, photo corners are hand cut, center strip was cut on my paper trimmer. Pumpkin is from an online coloring page, colored with Copic’s, fussy cut and popped up. After coloring the pumpkin, and before fussy cutting, I put the paper back in the printer and added the sentiment.

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Gerry

Hello and welcome.

After seeing a couple of cards like this on Pinterest I decided to give it a try. Again, the pp is from online. The cute little acorn faces are made using SU’s Ornament punch and hats were made with the small oval punch and I just hand cut the small top pieces. For the hair I unraveled a piece of cording, bow is small piece of the cording. Smiles are punched from a small circle punch, noses are small gems, cheeks were made using an eye shadow applicator and pink stamp pad. And of course I couldn’t resist googly eyes. Sentiment was printed on the computer.

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Gerry

Hello and welcome. I hope you’ve had a good weekend.

Today’s card was very, very easy, thanks to Silhouette. All I did was size the image and let the machine cut away. Then all I did was apply some glue and stick it together. I’m pretty pleased with this one.

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Gerry

Hello and welcome.

Today’s card is my first Thanksgiving card for this year. This is a CASE of one I saw on Pinterest here https://www.pinterest.com/pin/342555115419557712/. The pp was found online. Leaf is a new (no name) die set I bought on Amazon, wheat is from the Silhouette, sentiment was printed on the computer. I was kind of stumped as to how to adhere the very narrow wheat stems, so I dropped some liquid glue on a piece of paper and lightly dipped the lower stems and put them together. Gold cord is from my stash and the leaf is popped up.

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Gerry

Hello and welcome. Wow, this is the first day we have not had the AC on, what a wonderful feeling.

Today’s card is dear-old-sister’s chuckle of the month. Sentiment “…Please continue to hold. Your call is important to us.” Inside “But your time is not.” This is from a Frank & Ernest cartoon strip. Image was found online, circle frame is Stitched Circles by Die-namics. EF used is from Michael’s. D-o-s could relate to one of those calls.

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Gerry