A sweetcard for a sweetheart

Here is a fun little card I just finished.  I followed the sketch (and extra requirements) at Crafty Creations.    The inside has a stamped image of a tiny hot fudge sundae.  It was one of the small dollar rubber stamps at Michaels recently. The image on front is from Create With TLC.  You HAVE to check it out...THE best sentiments ever...and some super cute images too.  I like the simplicity of this card with solid pieces (in shades of ice cream...hee hee) that are just embossed to add a little oomph.  :)

I ♥ Frank!

Now before my hubby (who's name is Chuck) gets his knickers in a knot....I'll let you in on a secret. This is Frank (as in Frankenstein). He's a digi image you can buy from Bugaboo Stamps. I love him and now I may need the entire Halloween line!!! Check him out! :) The patterned paper is from Michael's. The top sheet is orange glitter paper that's embossed with the Divine Swirls Cuttlebug folder. The inside says 'I love Halloween' with a spooky font rub on. I used the Card Patterns: Sketch 84. I also am linking this up with day 219 at 365 cards. Use candy corn as your inspiration!!  The colors in the patterned paper and that I used on the image are from the color challenge posted on day 220 of 365 cards :)

It's beginning to feel like FALL!

I love the LOOK of fall. Even though outside it's entirely too cold for my liking. I woke up today and it was 32 degrees!!! :( I know I live in the midwest now and should be used to it, but it doesn't help that many of my friends back home can still sit on the beach today and I'm scraping frost off my windshield! Complaining out of the way, I love the way fall looks......from my front window! ;o)

When I saw the color challenge over at Color Throwdown the berry, olive and pumpkin colors screamed autumn to me!!! How very awesome that Our Creative Corner had basically the same color palette!  How thoughtful of them to coordinate so well LOL!  So I grabbed a sketch that would work for my papers over at Sketch Saturday and got started. The sentiment was found at DennyDavis (my goto place for layout titles and card sentiments!) and I printed it up from my own word processing program.