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Stampin’ Up! Copper Tile Thanksgiving for Amy’s Inkin’ Krew Team Hop

Julie Johnston

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Good Tuesday Everyone! What a weekend we had, rain, rain and more rain. My farm has had more rain in the past 3 weeks than in all of June, July, August and the first 2 weeks of September. I wanted to mow one last time, but that may not happen. Oh, well!

Today several of the talented members on Amy’s Inkin’ Krew are hopping, so let’s get on with it. Our theme is “Give Thanks”, and here is what I created. I just love the Tin Tile Dynamic Textured Embossing Folder (DTIEF), and chose to do it in Copper Foil Sheets.

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Making the embossed copper was the first step. Next I used Versalmark ink to stamp the three leaf image from the Rooted in Nature bundle all over a panel of Cajun Craze.The Copper panel was adhered to this mat with Liquid Glue.

I pulled out some of the 1/4″ Copper Trim and stretched it wider, then covered the seam with it. I used a strip of Tear and Tape to make sure it stayed put, then wrapped it over the back and secured it with tape. This was adhered onto the Early Espresso card base with Liquid glue.

Now for the fun. I first cut all the pieces I needed for the collage as follows using dies from: Winter Woods Bundle-the bare tree cut from a piece of Nature’s Roots DSP; First Frost Bundle- berry branch (2) one from Wood Textures and one from Country Lane DSP; Rooted in Nature Bundle – triple leaf (embossed and die cut) (2) from Crushed Curry, and a Pumpkin Pie leafy branch; Seasonal Layers – large leaf from a previous endeavor of Grapefruit Grove sponged with Old Olive, and 2 small leaves, one from a previously sponged panel from another project and one from Copper Foil Sheets.

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All of this was dry arranged on an oval using the #3 die from layering ovals (numbered from smallest to largest) cut from a scrap of Wood Textures DSP. When I was satisfied with the look, everything was adhered using Liquid Glue. Stampin’ Dimensionals on the back lift it off the front a bit.

To finish this art collage, I fussy cut one of the pumpkins from Toil and Trouble DSP, used Liquid Glue to adhere it to a scrap of Pumpkin Pie and fussy cut again. I didn’t want to use more Stampin’ Dimensionals, but didn’t want it flat either.

The sentiment is from the Pleasant Pheasant stamp set. After rubbing my Embossing Buddy over the pumpkin, it was stamped in Versamark, then heat embossed with Copper Stampin’ Emboss Powder. To add more dimension though, I used my stylus from the Simply Scored Scoring Tool to enhance the grooves in the pumpkin. Liquid Glue used again here to attach it over the leaves. That finished the front.

On the inside, I stamped the berry branch from Frosted Floral in Crumb Cake, twice, on a panel of Crushed Curry. Over this I rubbed my Embossing Buddy, then stamped the other sentiment from Pleasant Pheasant in Versamark. This was then heat embossed in Copper Embossing Powder. Liquid Glue adhered this panel to a mat of Cajun Craze and into the card base.

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Card done!

The envelope front has a pair of the Rooted in Nature triple leaves stamped in Versamark and heat embossed with Copper Embossing Powder.2

For the flap, I used the watermark treatment on a panel of Cajun Craze using Versamark ink and the triple leaf stamp from Rooted in Nature. Liquid Glue was used to adhere this to the flap. 3I hope you enjoy this card. I seldom repeat a card, but this one might be the exception.

Only one question: Do you prefer a down and dirty quick blog post, or one that gives instruction, as this post does? Please, leave comments below.

To proceed with the hop, just click on either button to go forward to the very creative Karen, or in reverse to see what our talented leader Amy has done.  Should you get lost, just click on any name to go to her blog.

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  1. Julie Johnston – you are here
  2. Karen Finkle – https://karenscardkorner.blogspot.com/2018/10/stampin-up-painted-harvest-for-inkin.html
  3. Karen Ksenzakovic – https://wp.me/paaNf4-5i
  4. Jaimie Babarczy – https://wp.me/p79UhD-2a2
  5. Linda Richenberg – https://wp.me/p8GiKS-ub
  6. Connie Troyer – https://wp.me/p8xvI6-cG
  7. Shirley Gentry – https://stampinwithshirleyg.com/?p=2205
  8. Mary Deatherage – https://wp.me/p5snyt-6gA
  9. Sue Prather –https://wp.me/p5yitZ-JZ
  10. Aurora Lopez – https://craftystamperdesigns.com/?p=781
  11. Amy Koenders – https://wp.me/p2SFwf-c49

 The host code for October is EV7ETS99

CARD CUTS: Early Espresso: card base 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4″; Cajun Craze: front mat and inside mat (cut 2) 4-1/8″ x 5-3/8″; Crushed Curry: inside liner 4″ x 5-1/4″; Copper Foil Sheets: front embossed panel 2-1/2″ x 5-1/4″; Toil and Trouble Designer Series Paper: 3″ x 3″ or big enough to cut out a pumpkin. Other papers used are listed above
Product List

Pleasant Phesants Clear-Mount Stamp Set

$20.00
Rooted In Nature Clear-Mount Bundle

$72.75
First Frost Clear-Mount Bundle

$49.50
Winter Woods Clear-Mount Bundle

$50.25
Seasonal Layers Thinlits Dies

$33.00
Layering Ovals Framelits Dies

$35.00
Tin Tile Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

$10.00
Versamark Pad

$8.50
Crumb Cake Classic Stampin' Pad

$7.50
Early Espresso 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

$8.50
Cajun Craze 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

$8.50
Crushed Curry 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

$8.50
Country Lane 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

$11.00
Toil & Trouble 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

$11.00
Copper Foil Sheets

$4.00
Grapefruit Grove 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock

$8.50
Pumpkin Pie 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

$8.50
Wood Textures Designer Series Paper Stack

$11.00
Copper Stampin' Emboss Powder

$5.00
Liquid Multipurpose Glue

$4.00
Stampin' Dimensionals

$4.00
Embossing Buddy

$6.00
1/4" Copper Trim

$6.00
Medium Very Vanilla Envelopes

$6.50
Paper Snips Scissors

$10.00
Stampin' Trimmer

$30.00
Big Shot

$110.00
Heat Tool

$30.00

Published by Julie Johnston

I live on a farm in Iowa and love to create! Card making is so much fun as well as rewarding when you send them to brighten someone's day. I am a photographer, knitter, and gardener and have dabbled in other crafts as well. I also do volunteer work and babysit grandchildren occasionally. Usually I have at least one book that I am reading, sometimes 2! (a serious one that takes time and thought, and a quick read mystery). Sometimes there aren't enough hours in a day.

34 thoughts on “Stampin’ Up! Copper Tile Thanksgiving for Amy’s Inkin’ Krew Team Hop”

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  4. What a gorgeous card! I love all the details on it–using the stylus to give depth to the pumpkin is genius. I especially love reading all the details on how you did each leaf, twig and tree so a big thank you for not only the time invested in making the card, but for the strong instructions as well. It is a work of art!

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    1. Oh, my! Thank you so much Susan, for taking the time to give me the kind of feedback I need to continue doing what I do. I have wondered if the time spent giving instruction is wasted because folks would prefer just the basics. I so appreciate your comments!

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    1. Thank you so much, Connie! I have several ‘favorites’, but this tin tile DTIEF is pretty near the top of the list. I wanted to put a ‘tin’ ceiling in my kitchen, but haven’t done it…..yet. Just haven’t found the style I want. I think this embossing folder lends itself well to many styles of cards.

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  10. You are definitely good at creating a collage. That is far from my strong suit. I totally agree with Susan K.’s comment AND your response. Very nicely done.

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  11. I LOVE having instructions on how to make the cards!! A lot of times my poor little brain can’t figure out what all was done! I love this card!

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    1. Thank you so VERY much Lisa on answering my question. I like to tell how it is done, because when I see a card I like, I want to know how they made it. Appreciate your stopping by and your feedback.

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  13. Julie, guess I missed your feedback question until I got on my laptop. I always enjoy reading your instructions, seems as if you are in the room. I know detailed instructions are good and sometimes I just do the short version, so thank you very much for taking the time to share.

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  16. I was thrilled to read all your instructions thereby ensuring sucess when I set out to create my version of your outstanding card. It’s very impressive.

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