Kelly Lunceford embraces the transition from summer to fall with this beautiful floral pumpkin card, combining seasonal warmth with soft, colorful blooms. 🍂🌸 The rich Autumn Rose background provides a striking foundation for the layered pumpkin and floral arrangement, while champagne foil adds an elegant touch of shine. With its mix of warm autumn colors, delicate florals, and dimensional details, this card beautifully captures the feeling of welcoming fall while still holding onto the last bits of summer.
Kelly shares, “It’s that time of year when I feel caught; caught between looking forward to autumn, but clinging to the last bits of summer! Do you ever feel that way? I decided to embrace the best of both worlds with this floral pumpkin design.”
STEP 1: Foil an A2 panel of Autumn Rose cardstock with champagne foil. Add ink around the edges with a blender brush. Attach it to a top-folding A2 card base.
STEP 2: Attach the mat to the center of the background using foam squares.
STEP 3: Cut and color the pieces for the pumpkin. Omit the middle piece and stamp the sentiment on the second smallest piece. Assemble it and then spritz it with Distress Oxide Spray. Attach it to the mat using foam squares.
STEP 4: Cut and color the flowers and foliage. Assemble the flowers with foam squares and liquid glue. Spritz them with distress oxide spray. Arrange them around the pumpkin.
STEP 5: Add glitter with a 2-way glue pen.
STEP 6: Stamp the greeting on the inside.
This project is a lovely reminder that you don’t have to choose between the seasons, you can bring a little bit of summer and fall together in one beautiful design. ✨ From the foiled Autumn Rose background and dimensional pumpkin to the colorful floral arrangement and touches of glitter, every detail adds warmth and personality to Kelly’s card.
Whether you’re ready to welcome pumpkin season or still savoring summer, let this design inspire you to mix your favorite seasonal colors and create a card that feels uniquely yours. Be sure to tag Papertrey Ink on Instagram when you share your version, we’d love to see what you create!
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