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I have a Thanksgiving layout to share with you today.

Supplies used are all Close to My Heart: Art Philosophy Cricut Collection, Olivia Paper Packet (retired), Bronze Glitter Glitz, Mini-Medley Accents Antiqued Gold, Artiste Cricut cartridge, Gold Metallics Marker, and inks (Autumn Terracotta, Olive, & Cocoa).

To get the different colors on the leaves, I first inked in Autumn Terracotta, then using sponge daubers added Olive and Cocoa before stamping.  I love the look!   All the stamps I used are from the Seasons stamp set which is included in the Art Philosophy Collection.  The title is cut from the Artiste cartridge.

I used this sketch from Sketch Support:

The Florentine Workshop Kit includes:
My Reflections Florentine Paper Packet
My Acrylix Florentine Workshop Stamp Set (stamp set is exclusive to this workshop kit)
Colonial White Cardstock (2 sheets)
Color-Ready Seam Binding Ribbon
Instructional Brochure

Bonus Project:

Add these items to your order to create this workshop bonus project:

Z1473 White Daisy Die-Cut Cards & Envelopes (or cut the cards with the Art Philosophy cartridge)
Z1704 Pewter Badge Buttons

I just love the Color-Ready Seam Binding Ribbon that is included in this kit.  You can also purchase it separately.  It is light-weight, easy to work with, and can be colored with ink, chalk, etc. to perfectly match your project.

This Florentine Workshop is available for purchase on my website through August 31st (while supplies last).

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This layout was created for the Use it or Lose it Challenge.  The challenge is to use inchies.  I found a sketch from Page Maps that I liked and went from there.  I pulled out this Tickled Pink paper that was a special from way back.  I liked it so much that I ended up with extra so it was a good piece of my stash to use.  The ribbon is from the Designer Ribbon Pink Collection.  The die-cut flowers were stamped with the I Am stamp set (all part of the Tinkled Pink special).  The border was created with the Corner Rounder and the brads were from my stash.  The metal word by Making Memories added a nice contrasting title.

Supplies used: DCWV paper, Marcella Metal Accents, American Craft Thickers Letter Stickers.