Inspired by one of Melissa's invitations where she used the Leafy Tree as an envelope seal. If you're ever at the A Muse shop, you must see her book of invitation designs! The leafy tree is one of my first and favorite A Muse stamps. I just love fall and most of the decor in my home is based on some sort of leaf theme and I usually sprinkle some silk fall leaves on my Thanksgiving table to give it a little color. I live in the desert, so many of the trees here are actually still green but we are starting to see a few changing to yellow. Not the same fantastic "show" of color that happens in cooler climates, but I'll take what I can get! Stay tuned, I have another Thanksgiving table idea to share soon!
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Images by A Muse. White cardstock, SU Old Olive cardstock, Adirondack Espresso ink, Staedler Triplus fine liner pens (orange, lt green, and yellow), Prismacolor Crimson Red marker, EK Success whale punch, Marvy Super Jumbo Scallop circle punch, wide grosgrain ribbon, glue dots.
Images by A Muse. White cardstock, SU Old Olive cardstock, Adirondack Espresso ink, Staedler Triplus fine liner pens (orange, lt green, and yellow), Prismacolor Crimson Red marker, EK Success whale punch, Marvy Super Jumbo Scallop circle punch, wide grosgrain ribbon, glue dots.
7 comments:
Thanks Emily for the plug! You're a doll & the napkin holder is so cute....the leafy tree is one of my faves too!
hugs!
LOVE the napkin ring. It's super cute and very festive.
Really great idea, very good idea for the T-Day table.
Very nice idea, thanks for sharing.
This is SO cute Emily! I can't wait to see your next post!! Thanks for sharing!
Man, Scoops. You're givin' Martha a run fer her money! So chic!h
I'm a leaf lover, too - recurring theme in my house. I went to an auction once and saw someone's old silver with leaves, and knew I had to have it. Love the botanical / natural look!
The cards and napkin rings are beautiful. thanks for sharing the font, too!
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