Round Wishes card

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Last week I was thumbing thru my fall stamps looking for a ‘Happy Thanksgiving’ greeting. And I realized very quickly that I don’t have very many – in fact I think I counted 5. And many would say that seems like a lot, but for the amount of fall stamps and general “greeting” stamps I have, that’s really not a lot. Mostly I found Autumn Greetings, Happy Fall, Autumn Blessings, and on and on, but a surprising lack of the traditional – Happy Thanksgiving.

So, what’s a girl to do? I made some!

And the best part is that if you like them, you can have them also.

The printable is ‘Thanksgiving’ and if you would like it just click HERE – and you can print it for free.

FYI – all my printable are FREE and you don’t have to sign up to get them. I would however love to see what you made with them.

Card measures 4 1/4 inches x 5 1/4 inches.

Supplies used:

Thanksgiving Printable
Lawn Fawn ‘Stitched Leaves’ dies
Echo Park ‘Stitched Rectangles’ dies
Circle dies (2 1/4 and 2 3/4 inches)
American Crafts Permanent Chalk Marker – gold
Hemp cord

The Inside of the card has small leaves around the edge of the card. The writing space is actually elevated with foam dimensionals.

The hemp cording on the front is a bow that is folded over on itself. I was going to cut the tails a bit shorter, but decided I liked them long.

When I made the printable, I purposely made certain greetings with a little extra room around them – then they can be used with punches or dies.

The Chalk Markers are a fun new tool for me. I bought them on a whim, and I am so glad I did. I used the gold marker to edge the circles and gave little ‘polka-dots’ to the leaves!