It’s raining outside and, for the first time in weeks, it feels really autumnal. If truth be told, I fancy some pear and chocolate crumble, and damn the diet I always want to go on (but never really do).
Perhaps this is why I felt compelled to put some pears in this paper?
I just couldn’t prevent myself even though it initially wasn’t working from a composition viewpoint. I like it now though, especially the lovely russet and rust colours. Am going to use it in my Halloween decorations which I am working on now. The plan is to make a banner, a couple of wall hangings and some coasters, to complement what I already have, and whatever treasures Heidi will be sending me in her package.
Anyway, I figured you may like playing with a bit of autumn paper, so, if you do, here is a copy for you to download and print in letter size or A4 (warning, the files are big and may take a while to download).
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Carla, don’t go to my blog if you have not received your package yet! I posted pictures and blogged about the swap and scheduled it last week! I forgot it was coming today!
Hello!!!
I came across your site from your twitter. I really like your blog!
I was wondering if you might be interested in being a guest bloger on our site! We are looking for an expert paper crafter!! :-)I really like your designs.
My e-mail address is above so please if you are interested let me know.
Take good care and great job!
Shanea
Thank you for this beauty!
What beautiful work you do! Your combinations of color, vintage art and original work is amazing! Hope the new year provides you with more time to post more of your wonderful art.
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