Fall Frames

I'm back again with yet another fall project.  I shared a project with you earlier this year of four picture frames I purchased at the dollar store that I  created art work with using my beloved PTI stamps.  I took those same frames and changed out the art work for something autumn.

For the frames I used the Leaf Prints set stamped in cognac and the veins stamped in burnt sienna.  I destressed all the edges using Tea Dye ink by Ranger. The sentiments in all the frames is from Fall Elegances stamped in dark chocolate.

The pumpkins are from Spooky Treats I stamped in orange zest and cognac, the stems in ripe avocado.

These leaves were stamped in summer sunrise and the veins with cognac.

The wheat image is from First Fruits stamped in cognac and burst sienna.

I'm thinking about doing some winter scenes with these same frames.  I'll be sure to post them if I do.
Thanks for stopping by.

Hugs
Lisa

Picture Frames

Here is another project I've been working on.  I purchased these frames at the dollar store for you guest it, $1.00 each.  I wanted to hang something on the bulkhead in my craft room that wan't too expensive to create and this is what I came up with.

All of the sentiments are from the First Fruits stamp set.  The image in this frame is also from First Fruits.  I embossed an oval  frame around the pineapple with a nesties and made the pineapple pop with some foam dimensionals.

This image is from Turning a New Leaf set.  I stamped it once on the kraft cardstock then again on some scrap paper and cut out some of the leaves to give it a little pop with some dimensionals.  I used some berry sorbet buttons as well.

Floral Frenzy was used here.  What I like is that the flower image was cut from Cuttlebug dies.  Spring moss buttons were used for the centers of the flowers and popped as well with some dimensionals.

I created my own topiary using the Green Thumb set and used some Ripe Avocado buttons.  I used a long nesties to frame the topiary.

I haven't had a chance to hang these yet, one day I'll get around to it.  Thanks for stopping in.

Hugs
Lisa