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These large sized leaf dies are PERFECT for watercolouring! (left) 
And this card, I used the 
For the background of the card, I made white tone-on-tone leafy patterns. I die cut several stitched leaves from white cardstock, and then randomly adhered them on white card base using double-sided tape (as shown in the picture).
Watercolouring!! I used the Altenew Liquid Watercolours – my most favourite watercolour medium these days. :) I used 
Once the watercoloured maple leaf was dry, I adhered it on the centre of the card using foam tape, and then added the sentiments.
For the sentiment, I die cut the word “Thankful” from 
I decorated the card with some autumn coloured sequins and clear droplets.
I love these two stitched leaves. It’s so versatile!!
I started by stamping one of solid flower images from the 
I die cut the 
Look at these metallic colours. They are rich, creamy, opaque and also blend well between colours!!
For my first card, I die cut flower petals & leaves from watercolour paper using the 
For flower petals, I used 
For leaves, I used 
Once all die cuts were dry, I assembled flowers and leaves. For the sentiment, I die cut the word “Hugs” from white card stock using the 
I trimmed the left side of kraft rectangle panel down using the 
For my second card, I made no-line watercoloured floral background with the 
I randomly stamped flowers & leaves onto watercolour paper panel using 
I added green, brown, opaque white ink splatters to the entire panel.
