The season of fading light is descending. It totally affects the colors I choose. Today I chose black.
I have this piece of textured plastic (perhaps a carpet underlay?) that I use for pulling textured prints when I am too lazy to work with a gelli plate and stencils.
As I had a scene with pumpkins in mind I stenciled it with two orange hues.
Then I cut the background to size and gathered the other supplies: a stenciled orange print from my previous session and a couple of very small gelli print remnants as well as some autumn themed stamps.
I started by attaching the background papers onto my card base. I was working with a sketch (see below), but as you can see, it's not identical. I added another black and orange paper from my stash - I found they worked better this way, not letting any one background dominate but rather support each other.
I stamped the leafy branch with green Versafine and heat embossed it with transparent embossing powder, then fussy cut it out. I stamped the pumpkins and fussy cut them as well. Lastly I grouped them together, raising the large pumpkin with foam pads to create some dimension.
Entering this in these inspiring challenges:
The Paper Funday Challenges: #91 AG/ Sketch optional. - I am playing with the sketch
Sweet Stamping: Autumn
Simon Says Monday: Use more than one stencil - I used two
Creative Artiste Mixed Media: #131 AG mixed media
Simon Says Wednesday: AG
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