Thank you very much, Claire. What a sweet, wonderfully nice comment.

I’m with you there completely! Layers, details and embellishments are my paper crafting style to a tee. I swear, I almost get antsy if a project I’m working on is flat (or nearly so). It’s rather funny in a way, really. 😄 We all have our own fabulous crafting styles and it’s safe to say that “understated” rarely applies to my own approach to paper crafting design.

Many thanks again. I sincerely appreciate your visit and hope that you have a sunny, fantastic month of March.

♥ Autumn

I literally said “wow” aloud as I read about your hat doffingly impressive Christmas card making, dear Sanne. Not only is that an impressive number of cards to make point-blank, but it is all the more incredible that you’ve done so this early in the year. You are seriously an inspiration to paper crafters everywhere! 🙌

What beautiful cards – and what lucky recipients who will be on the receiving end of your handmade creations. That is 120 homes that will be filled with even more festive cheer and love next holiday season.

Thank you so much for your heart-touching compliments. As much as I admire cards that more minimalistic or lowkey, most of the time my own personal style is to spend hours (or even days) creating a single card (or tag, scrapbook page, etc) that is usually teeming with layers, details, embellishments and so forth. That style of paper crafting comes naturally to me and as I’ve long learned across the board in life, it’s generally best to go with your creative instincts.

You’re already inspiring me on the Christmas making front. If I start creating mine (in years when I’m making, not purchasing, cards) before November, I usually feel like I got a decent headstart. 😄 Perhaps – especially now that I have this blog – I’ll begin them even earlier than that. I’ve not made Christmas cards since before the fire and would absolutely love to send some out again this time around.

How right you are about paper crafting being wonderfully cozy and fun. I also find it to be deeply cathartic and a great way to counterbalance some of life’s many stresses and worries.

May we both have oodles of time to create this spring!

♥ Autumn

How eloquently said, Melanie. Thank you for your beautiful comment and compliment. I adore that this card stirred such imagery and thoughts in you.

Fall is (by a wide margin) my favourite season and the changing, tumbling leaves are amongst the elements that I adore more about that chapter of the year. I just love channelling that their timeless beauty and appeal in many of my seasonal makes.

Many thanks again. Wishing you a relaxing, awesome weekend.

♥ Autumn

Hello my sweet friend and fellow Halloween lover, thank you very much for wonderful comment and for visiting my blog. Both mean a lot to me.

I’m with you completely regarding the magick the permeates the air around Halloween/Samhain and the childlike wonder that the season houses. No other chapter of the year exudes either to the same degree for me personally.

That is so touching of you to say! Please feel free to share your own gorgeous make with me if you create a project inspired by this card. I’d be elated to see it anytime.

Thank you again. I hope that you have a cozy, fantastic weekend.

♥ Autumn

ONCE again: WoW♥️👌🏻
Love the way you express your inner self by being creative..i really am a Spring person, but i deeply feel the fall, too: it‘s refreshing air after a Long hot summer, the stunning colors and the mood around nature slowly preparing for it‘s rest..
Sending you some heartfelt greetings from Southern Germany😘
Josephine
@josephine.gondemott

I adore Halloween one reason is the magic in the air and the excited childlike energies!
I’m in love with this stunningly beautiful bat shaker card!!
I think it would be amazingly awesome to be thanked with this card. I’m inspired to attempt to create something as beautiful!