I also used Glossy
Accents on the leaves swirling around, fussy cut. Some Wooden leaves glued to some hemp twine and a stamp from my stash. 
On the inside I used more leaf paper and a great Fall Banner from a paper pack
Wendy Burns our in house Artist has created some super Fall images for the start of Fall. Look through her shop where you will find loads of wonderful images for all seasons.
I'm so happy to feel some cooler temps here in Illinois! And while we're gathering pumpkins to sell from our garden, it makes my thoughts turn to Fall! This image from All Dressed Up Stamps called "Feeding the Ducks" made me color her with copics in Fall colors. She can be found here. I fancy cut the image, as well as the ducks, so that you could see all the Fall design papers I used. I also used a Fall sentiment from my stash along with 2 Epoxy dots.
What a great image for Thanksgiving, Fall gatherings, or just to celebrate cooler weather!! She's called Leaf Bestie Girl and be found at the Bestie Shop by using the Link. I colored her with Copics and had just a fun time blending multiple colors to get the Fall leaves just right. My favorites are the burgundy ones! I was lucky to have several reverse papers that all seemed to blend well with each other so have lots of patterns on this card. On the inside, I continued the polka dotted patterned paper with a dimensional embellishment. There's one on the card front also. I'm so happy to be a Bestie Girl on several of Sherri's Design Teams-what great images we get to use!! Hope you like her!
Complimentary Copic colors. THEN, what a wonderful find when I pulled out some Fall paper I recently purchased to find a Perfect Match!! I edged the background in a colorbox Blue and Cat's Eye Chestnut Roan, extended the brown mat behind the image and used raffia** for the "ribbon". One of my other papers had these adorable pumpkins on it (see inside) so I cut them out and elevated the one in the front.
What Fun this was!! You need this image for your collection! ** My trick with the Raffia: You know how "bundled Raffia" from craft stores always has kinks in it and is hard to get to lay flat? My crafty daughter gave me this hint--buy a child's size HULA SKIRT from a Party store! You can just hang it up by the waistband string near your craft area, it hangs straight, cut off from the waist or whatever length you want. ** Yea! no more kinks! 
This is my reminder for you to to come join our Challenge over at Color It Create It Show It Off! I'm using Lil Rascals: Lil Rosie Fall Days, Image 670 from Sherri Baldy. Such a great chance to use all the Fall colors that I love. Besides triple matting her in a sparkly burgundy and coffee brown cardstock, I love using this burlap paper and the brown wildflowers paper. Accented the corner with 2 faceted burgundy Gemstones. On the inside I sued the patterned paper again, and a sentiment for a Birthday card. 2 more smaller faceted stones for some bling and we're all set.
Come on over and visit our site and join in the Challenge-we'd love to see your creations!
I'm using the beautiful image by Sherri Baldy called Little White Dove and Running Bear and she can be found here, in Sherri's store.
What with Halloween coming soon to everyone's neighborhood, this image from Bugaboo called Autumn Owl is GREAT to use! The "recipe" was to Add A Pumpkin, which I did on the front left corner with a foam dot! So sparkly with that orange glitter!
I used some special design paper, hoping that the circles would remind you of fireflies? Some of them are embossed with glitter. I just love the Fall coloring that the fence inspires me to color, what with the owl, pumpkins, sunflowers, and multi-colored leaves. I'm hoping that you can see the black wired branches behind the glittered pumpkin with the black balls on the ends-they were so interesting! I often wander the bridal aisle at HL and look for crystals..balls that can be used on a card-very unique. You should try it too! 
This special card is to REMIND each and every one of you that we have a Challenge going on over at Color It Create It Show It Off and you still have time to join us! There are some adorable Sherri Baldy images to choose from if you're a winner! 
The Image I chose to use is called Img654 Lil Harvest Indian Girl by Sherri Baldy. I just adore her and love all the intricate details that Sherri's drawn into this image. From her leather wrapped hair, the beading on her dress and boots, then to the feathers in her hair or the 
When I chose the "3 Little Autumn Girls " to use I wanted to try and use as many of them as I could. For this 6x6 card, I folded the front face of the card back and that was the staging for the girl with the blue cap. The girl with the highlights in her hair is actually laying flat on the inside right panel. I lined up the "burlap" mats and added Fall Flower Soft with glue to the ground under their feet.
This is basically a reminder to come over and check out the challenge that's still going over on our blog.
I just love the Fall colors that I used with this image from Sherri Baldy and it's a perfect theme for a Thanksgiving Day card! It's Img0061 from her store here and while I imagine that she's loving some hot coffee in the morning, for me it would be a large cup of hot chocolate! This is my first card for the Sherri Baldy group, Color It, Create It, Show It Off Challenge and it's a month long event that I would love for you to join us in!
I double matted her colored image and then used the fall leaves paper from my stash. Down at the bottom right corner, I used a burgundy colored sticker that says "Thankful" and then mounted 2 glittered metal fall leaves on either side. On the inside, I used this glorious rich red paper with muted leaves, and swirly script sentiments all over it. Found this perfect transparent sticker that says GIVE THANKS. I can't wait to send it to a close friend.
I tried a new technique for me that is, and that was masking off the area of the cup so that I could sponge on the distress ink. I've seen this pattern on several cups-even tho' I don't drink coffee. It was a learning curve but I'm pretty happy with it! I'm sure my boo-boo is evident where the green encroached on the wrapper but I hope I hid it somewhat!
I have a tree bark paper as a mat with green buttons as an accent. I found this sentiment and did some fancy cutting around the swirly steam-mounted some pop dots behind it and curved the front of the piece with my finger-tucked some fall leaves under the curve for some color. Think you could just wrap your hands around the card! and feel the warmth!
So I decided to use several layers of digital papers that I had on my computer and placed them on a 6x6 format. Everything BUT the sun cardstock sticker in the corner, the loose leafs and epoxy orange dots are flattened on a digital format. The images from Kris are very crisp and clear true colors so I love the picture she created in her digi. The image if you were to purchase would also include the b&w image that you could design just the way you wanted to! Great versatility!
I always finish the insides also of my cards so once again using the digital papers, the background is a grungy green and the yellow polka-dot is a full size paper that I just chopped down and made it like a ribbon. Believe it or not Google png Fall Images and this row of leaves will pop up among other great accents. I shrunk it down and attached it-easy peasy! Most of these are free images/photos that are online for you to use. The sentiment is also in this set from Kris- I just set it off with green epoxy dots. Thanks for taking a look at my creation and check out our Always Anything Goes Challenge and get your project ready to post! 
What a fun Fall image this was to color up for the New Release from Sasayaki Glitter! The image if called Fall Peggy and she's so much fun! Naz Smith the owner of SG always has unique images in her store-several with Peggy! Not only does she have new releases but also challenges-check them out here.
I love the Fall season and I think I found the most gorgeous paper in my paper stash for the background of my card~ After coloring Fall Peggy, I double matted her (one of which was a burlap look). I cut this wide burlap ribbon in half and shredded it, glued it on with Zip 2way and put a rust colored button accent at the side. The Fall Harvest sentiment is a cardstock sticker. I always finish the inside and loved this fun pumpkin print done on a kraft background paper. This sentiment is one I got from a swap party where we exchanged double-matted stamped images--Great way to use up scraps! During slow times, I like to stamp and use up my scraps this way!
I double matted the square image of the Boy in the corn field. Now, since these images are png's, I was able to overlay the sign post OVER the boy's scene before I printed it. The little girl is colored & cut separately and then I fancy cut her so I could pop her out with a dimensional pop dot. I accented the distressed autumn color design paper with the fall leaves and then used a clear sticker with the sentiment. On the inside liner, I picked a printed Fall orange paper and then used a stamp from KKK- perfect for Autumn.
