Happy Monday, peeps! A busy week ahead, right? It's hoppin' here in the Pugliese household, and we've already had our T-giving celebration! At least on my side of the family....John's side will be having theirs on Thursday, so I am looking forward to that!
To thank my niece and her hubby for hosting our family Thanksgiving, I wanted to send them a Thanksgiving-themed thank you card, and the FarmQuest challenge this month is turkeys! SU had a nice turkey set a couple of years ago so I put it to work on my card:
I had this deckle-edged piece of patterned paper in my stash, unused from another project, so I put it to use here with Mr Turkey! He is stamped in Copper Clay, and I layered him with another piece of burlap-print paper and a panel of Copper Clay cardstock embossed with the Quilt Top embossing folder. The sentiment from the set was diecut and added to the front as well:
A simple Happy Thanksgiving sentiment was stamped on the inside of the Honey Nut cardstock from Papertrey.
And speaking of turkeys, my niece's husband, besides being a chef, is an avid hunter. In their little spare office room, this is sitting on a rustic armoire:
Yep.....a REAL stuffed turkey! Quite impressive it was, too! Thanks for visiting today---enjoy it and be blessed!
| Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
| Stamps | Day of Thanks (ret) |
| Card stock & Papers | Very Vanilla, Copper Clay, Honey Nut (Papertrey), Pleasant DSP (Authentique), Frontier DSP (Authentique) |
| Ink | Copper Clay |
| Accessories | Dimensionals |
| Tools | Cut & Emboss Machine, Stylish Shapes Dies, Deckle Edge Rectangle Dies, Quilt Top Embossing Folder (ret), Banner Dies (Pink & Main) |
Beautiful card, LeAnne! I love your choice of colors & papers and that turkey & sentiment finish this card beautifully! This is a lovely way to say Thank You & Happy Thanksgiving! Can't say that I have ever seen a stuffed turkey but wow...it really is impressive! TFS and have a wonderful week ahead! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely thank you, LeAnne - one that will surely be appreciated. Love that bit of burlap! Looks so real I can hardly believe it is paper printed!
ReplyDeleteImagine the 'feather duster' one might need to keep that dude clean?
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Wow! Your card is just full of farmhouse and harvest touches for this Thanksgiving card! It's gobbling good! Delightfully brilliant in your composition! Thanks for sharing at FQCB! --Becca
ReplyDeleteLovely layers on your Thanksgiving card, LeAnne! Your niece is sure to feel the love that went into it. For a stuffed fella, he looks pretty puffed up doesn't he, poor guy!
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