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Most people don't think of purple as a harvest color, but it adds an unexpected pop of color to the otherwise neutral colors of Cocoa, Bamboo and Colonial White. This harvest banner was created using the following ingredients:
My Creations Mini Banner, Sonoma paper,
Sonoma My Stickease (only $1 right now!),
Cocoa ink,
Smokey Plum ink,
Pearl Paint,
Bamboo Re-Inker, Cocoa cardstock, twine, buttons and ribbon. I also used the
Cricut Artiste cartridge, a sanding block, spray bottle, and sponge daubers. The cost of this super-cute banner - less than $10! I used scrap paper and the tools, embellishments and inks from my stash. While this project goes together quickly, it was a 2-day process. On day 1 I sprayed the banner pieces with a combination of Pearl Paint and Bamboo Re-Inker. I also cut the leaves and letters, then sanded and inked all pieces. Day 2 consisted mainly of assembling the banner.
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