It's Fall, Y'all!

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 Hello everyone!


Eny here, and today I'm sharing a quick pictorial of a fun , fall card i designed using my line of digital stamps called Doodledaisiesandink ! We have switched over to Etsy, so i hope you will come give us a visit, and see all the new Holiday images that have been added. 



For this card, I will be using images Fall Truck and Let it Fall (both available at our shop). I printed all images on Neenah Crescent Crest Smooth White Cardstock.


I will be using a mix of Arrtx and ArtnFly Alcohol markers, to color my images, but you can use any medium you would like. Also note, that I use a program like InkScape (which is free) to adjust the size and quantity of my images.


The card size is a standar A2 size (4.25 x 5.50), and  I will be covering the entire surface of my base with the new Tim Holtz Distress Oxide, Crackling Campfire. It is a rich, deep orange, perfect for Fall and Halloween projects.



I fussy cut all images, leaving a white border along the outline, to give them the illusion that a coordinating die was used. If you prefer to cut right on the outline, just make sure to use a Ink Pen (Like Memento Tuxedo Black pen) all around the edge of the paper. this gives it a seamless look.


Before i adhere all my images, i spritz a bit of water over the distress oxide ink, to activate it. Creating a wonderful, textured splatter look.


I adhere all images, place my sentiment, and it is done! I love creating card cover ahead of time, keeping them safe for when I plan to use them.

I know a lot has been going on in the world lately, and we all feel the effects of it. But, I do hope that this card brings a little joy to your life.

We are planning a lot of exciting things for the holiday season, starting with our last big Halloween collection and release for this year. September 18th is a big day, tons of a new images/sets and also our very first Digital Paper Collection (in a long while), Witchy Vibes!


Make sure to follow us on Instagram, for all updates/Info/and upcoming releases!

Happy crafting,
Eny Dunn xoxo






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