Yogi here today with a quilled autumn leaf on an easel card using a fabulous "Autumn" word. Love this one to pieces. BIG GRIN. Also using a "scalloped frame" (very handy design) and the "4 leaf silhouettes" (indispensable file...).
I'm using a quote, sentiment and design element stamp from Quietfire Design
("Autumn is A Second Spring..."); ("Thinking of You" 2 pce set); ("Crackle" Background")

I opened the Silhouette files in Sure Cuts A Lot software. Increased the width of "Autumn" to 4.5"w and cut from cream toned cardstock. Painted with Distress acrylic Dauber "Walnut Stain", dried, applied Versamark all over and embossed with Emerald Creek "Oil Rubbed Bronze" embossing powder. Adhered to front. Adhered my quilled autumn leaf - see below for how I made it...

I opened the leaves and did not alter their size. Cut from the cream cardstock. Stamped with the "crackle" stamp using Versamark and clear embossed. Went direct to paper with "Fossilized Amber", "Wild Honey", "Festive Berry' and "Peeled Paint". Cleaned off the ink on the embossing then adhered to card floor.
Stamped the sentiment using the black and clear embossed.
Final touch, added some mini half pearls in each scallop and tied a narrow ribbon burgundy bow.


Cut a leaf from regular cardstock and color with appropriate colors. It will be hidden, but some will peek through.
Insert into die cut mat board - DO NOT ADHERE....
I used various 1/8"w quill paper, including some "Highlights" paper which is a different color on both sides - gives a nice effect.
Cut your paper to approx 6" long and make a loose coil. Pinch on either end to create what's called a Marquis.
Adhere to colored leaf only. As you get more coils made, you can start adhering the coils to the floor and to their sides, as long as you don't adhere it to the mat board...
When all filled in, just pop out the leaf from the mat board.
Oh, wow, Yogi! This is amazing! Thank you!
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