Fall Fireplace
This card combines lots of stamps and techniques in a new way to create a cozy Thanksgiving card.

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Supplies:
A very pale tan or grey dye ink (use one lighter than I used such as Antique Linen so the lines will be hidden after you color)
Markers (I used Arteza Everblend alcohol markers but watercolor markers will also work with the Verafine Clair inks)
Ink blending brush
Pencil and compass or something round to trace
Ink blending brushes or sponges
Double sided tape
Eyelets
Embellishments (optional)
Stamp positioner (optional) I used a stamp-a-ma-jig
Directions:
Stamp fireplace in a very light ink so you will know where to stamp your other elements.
Stamp fire, pumpkins, garland and wreath over fireplace. *Use the compass and pencil to draw a circle for the wreath before stamping. Use fall colored inks for solid designs and brown for designs you have to color.
Color and mask pumpkins.
Stamp fireplace again with brown Versafine Clair ink over the image. Use a stamp positioner if you can’t line it up well by sight.
Ink and stencil background if desired,
Heat emboss “Happy Thanksgiving on a scrap of cardstock and mat with peach cardstock and assemble card as shown. Decorate with eyelets or other embellishments if desired.
Happy Crafting!

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