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Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Pumpkin Tower....Serendipity Stamps September Blog Hop (#2)

Hello,

Has Fall made its presence known in your part of the world? It certainly has here; the leaves are sporting lovely shades of amber and red, the winds are blowing and the rains are looming on the horizon. Actually, the first 'sign' of autumn's arrival for me: wearing my long-johns and winter coat at the two bike races we officiated at over the weekend.  Brrrr...

Welcome to the Serendipity Stamps September Blog Hop (#2), where my incredible DT and I are sharing a whole bunch of Serendipity Stamps sensations. To be in the running for a $20 gift certificate, just hop along the DT blogs (you should have come from incredibly talented, sweet Patti Kehl's blog) and leave a comment.  Here's the list.


Along with pumpkin spice everythings and cozy sweaters and fuzzy leggings, Fall also brings about a couple of my favourite occasions, with the first being Halloween (second being Thanksgiving - early in Canada, and third, my brother's and husband's birthdays, in October and November, respectively). I'm not a Halloween *fanatic* - we give out candy for sure -but I fall head-over-heels with it as an *excuse* to make cards, tags and mini cards for my niece and nephew, their classmates, their teachers and their friends. It's also justifies the many Halloween products that have been accumulating(how does that happen *grin*) in my collection...love cute spooky stuff!  

That said, today, I'm sharing Serendipity's Pumpkin Tower with you. Aren't these jack o'lanterns sooooo scary? HA! NOT!  Inked, clear embossed, water-coloured with...are you ready...Crayola water-colour paints (channeling my inner child *grin* AND they kinda sorta worked for me!), fussy cut and set atop a web. I used a 'boo' that I've had for ages, source unknown, and ta dahhhhh...another Halloween card for one of Miss T's or Mr. C's teachers.


Please head over to Serendipity Stamps Blog for more how-to-win details as well as for some scoops on sales. 

The 50% off Stamp of the Month: Rake


Next on the list is wonderfully talented Miriam Napier. Enjoy!

Thank you for dropping in today; your visit brings me joy! 

24 comments:

  1. Fun! Look at those cheery jack-o-lanterns! You just showed you don't necessarily need high dollar supplies to get the high dollar look! :) The spiderweb backdrops look terrific. A fun and festive card, sure to delight! Fall made a show last night when the temp dropped like a rock for the band practicing on the field and they were unprepared for the change. It's been so warm up to then! Bring on the cozy!

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  2. Wow - you did absolutely great with those watercolors! Such a cute card!

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  3. Love your not-spooky jack-o-lanterns. The coloring is great.

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  4. Fun card. Love the layering of the elements. TFS

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  5. Your pumpkins are so cute. Great spider web background.

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  6. Perfect for Halloween with the spider webs.

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  7. Your colouring on the jack o'lanterns is perfect. The black spider webs set them off perfectly!

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  8. Cute Pumpkins
    and card looks
    fun!
    Carla from Utah

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  9. Halloween cards are so much fun. They can be sent to friends and family of all ages. Thanks.

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  10. So cute and fun, Carol ... fabulous colouring on those lanterns! Just shows your talent ... you can make even crayola work for you! Hugs, Anita :)

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  11. Carol, I love having Crayola moments! and coloring, too! Your pile o pumpkins are adorable... brownie points for DN! and an adorable card!
    =]

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  12. Love that Pumpkin Tower and the spider web background! Fun card! I love Halloween... one of the most fun card making occasions!

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  13. This is darling.
    Love the stack of pumpkins.
    Cute expressions on their
    faces.
    thanks for sharing.

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  14. How cute, Carol! Love your pumpkin stack Halloween card.

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  15. Love your card. The pumpkin stack is so cute and the spider web background is perfect.

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  16. How cute is this card! Great job!!

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  17. Great coloring...you make me think I NEED that stack stamp!

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  18. Such a neat card. Love the coloring.

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  19. What a fun pile of pumpkins. Love the cobwebby die cut. Great card. Hugz

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  20. Like the layering that you did of the stamp and the cobwebs - give the card a nice dimensionality.

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