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These Easy Die-Cut Pumpkin Cards show how to use your supplies in another way.

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They whip up quickly and turn out great! Give this technique a try.

Steps One, Two, Three:

Gather your supplies.

Die cut the pumpkin and sentiment with black cardstock.

Remove the die cut pieces, the pumpkin with become a stencil for the card. Trim the “Thankful” from the rest of the sentitment.

Steps Four, Five, Six:

Apply a light coat of Stencil Tac to the back of the pumpkin stencil. Let dry, this only takes a few minutes.

Adhere pumpkin stencil onto a piece of white cardstock.

Apply Tangelo in the pumpkin area, blending with a dauber.

Steps Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten:

Apply Limelight and Evergreen to the leaves, start out with a dauber and then use a q-tip to blend the small area.

Use Desert Sand for the stem.

Blend Sunshine over the background. You could use a variety of colors in each area of the background, but I opted for one color.

Pull the stencil off the cardstock. This can be placed on a piece of wax paper to be used again. The Stencil Tac last for several uses before loosing its tac.

Steps Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen:

You can easily line the stencil back up if you need to fill in any spot.

Cut the card front to fit an A2 card base. I chose to layer this with a scalloped black background.

Attach the layers to the card base. Tie a black piece of twine into a bow and glue to the pumpkin as shown in the photo.

Here is another PIN to share!

Supplies for making Easy Die-Cut Pumpkin Cards

Here is a video from a Facebook Live last year for this card.

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