I like making bookmarks with the Papertrey die and lately I've tried using my Copics and old-fashioned copyright-free images as well as stamps to decorate them. Here are two Autumn style versions and as the latest A Passion for Papertrey challenge is Autumn - hooray! The pumpkins are from Take Three Autumn and the sentiment on the back is from All Booked up.
I find a single layer of cardstock isn't really sturdy enough so I always use two bookmarks back to back - and this gives the opportunity to sandwich something between the two layers, which I then stitch together on my machine.
Sorry for showing off my first Butternut Squash from the garden - we might have it for supper.
Your bookmarks look cute. Hope you enjoyed your Butternut squash.
ReplyDeleteYour bookmarks are wonderful and your photo is lovely too! Butternut squash soup is one of my favorites - yumm!
ReplyDeleteYour bookmarks a lovely Ann and it is such a good idea to use lace this way. I've got my bookmark die on order now so I hope they will make good additions to book presents at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYour squah looks yummy, and very autumnal!
Hugs
Carol x
Sorry about my typing skills which leave a lot to be desired. The bookmarks are lovely and the squash looks yummy! Duh.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, Ann!!
ReplyDeleteThe bookmarks are lovely! I SO love the one with the pumpkins. Great work! Theresa
ReplyDeleteWonderful bookmarks Ann, I love the detail :) I still can't bear the sight of Butternut Squashes from when the kids were babies & I use to chop/cook/purée tons of the stuff lol xxx
ReplyDeleteAnn, your bookmarks are sooooo lovely! Love the way you used the lace. These are just perfect for fall time reading.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fall bookmarks, Ann! Altho, my fav. is the one with the cute girl image... you made her so darling. So, how was that dinner with that scrumptious butternut squash? :o)
ReplyDeleteCan you share the source of the darling little girl image?
ReplyDeleteCute tag Ann! That lil' Vintage girl is darling!
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