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Autumn Blessings Wreath - Pretty Pink Posh

 Hello crafty friends! Today, I am sharing a girly Autumn card. I just love pink, no matter the season. So I thought I'd try it for an Autumn card and I'm glad it worked out for my card. 

Let's start! I first cut a 5" square in light pink cardstock and ink blended the bottom with Picked Raspberry Distress Oxide Ink. I then cut a 4.5" square in white cardstock and ink blended Gina K Designs Amalgam Ink in Warm Glow through the new Leaves Background Stencil. I adhered the smaller panel onto the larger panel. I also cut a 4.5" square vellum to mute the busy background and allow the leaves/wreath to stand out. 

Next, I used the new Falling Leaves Stencil for some easy coloring. I used Picked Raspberry, Mustard Seed, and Evergreen Bough Distress Oxide Inks. I then lined up the coordinating stamps from the Falling Leaves Stamp Set and used my stamping platform to stamp over the stenciled leaves. For this, I used Memento Rich Cocoa Ink. I cut the leaves with their coordinating dies. I arranged the leaves in a wreath and foam mounted them onto the vellum panel. I then adhered the vellum to the 4.5" square panel.  For the sentiment, I heat embossed Autumn in gold and cut with the coordinating die. The word blessings is stamped onto a strip of pink cardstock and foam mounted in the center of the card. 



I couldn't resist adding the little acorns from the Cozy Fall Critters Stamp Set onto my wreath. To complete the look, I also tied a bow using brown twine. 

Lastly, I cut a white 5" square, scored at the .25" mark, and adhered it to the card panel to finish my card.

I hope you enjoyed my pink Autumn card! Have an amazing day! 

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