Sunday, October 4, 2026

Layering Favorite Products to Create a Fall Card

 It’s Fall for Our Favorites Week at Pajama Crafter Stamps! 
 We’re celebrating some of the most-loved products by showcasing 
creative ways to use our favorite stamps, dies, and papers.


For my project, I combined several of my favorite Pajama Crafter Stamps products 
to create a layered card design. Products used include Flower Child Stamps, 
Papers from the Autumn Whispers Paper Pad and a sentiment 
from All American Girl Stamps are also used.


Create Dimension with Layered Patterns


One of my favorite techniques for creating a handmade card is layering patterned papers. 

Rather than using one pattern for the background, three papers from

 the  Autumn Whispers Paper Pad are used. 

Multiple layers introduce different colors and patterns into the design.

When layering patterned paper, I like to vary the size of each piece and

 leave narrow borders between the layers. 

This creates definition between the patterns 

without overwhelming the focal point of the card.


Add Decorative Edges with Dies


The Stitched Scalloped Border Dies are an easy way to add 

an extra decorative element to layered card panels. 
A simple scalloped edge can transform an ordinary paper layer 
into a more detailed design element.

The scalloped border helps break up the straight edge of 

one of the patterned paper layers.

 It adds a soft, decorative touch that complements the fall theme. 

Also, punching rounded corners on the 2 smaller panels make for additional interest.


Finishing the Card


Cut 2 banners with the Banner Die Set. 

Stamp a sentiment from All American Girl Stamps onto one.

Banner shapes are a great way to incorporate sentiments 

while also adding another layer to the overall card design.


The Flower Child focal image is colored with Ohuhu markers,

 fussy cut and added to the card. 

The last piece added was a corner from Fancy Corners.


The combination of layered patterned papers, decorative die-cut borders, 

a stamped focal image and a die-cut banner creates a dimensional fall card 

while allowing each favorite product to have a role in the design.








Celebrate Your Favorites


 Fall for Our Favorites Week is the perfect opportunity to pull out those Pajama Crafter Stamps products you love using and find new ways to combine them.

Sometimes, simply pairing a favorite stamp set with a different patterned paper collection or adding a few decorative die-cut layers can give your favorite supplies a whole new look.

What are your favorite Pajama Crafter Stamps products? Pull them out, start layering, and create something beautiful for fall!


Until next time –


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Linking up to:
613 Avenue Create - playing ATG
We Love Stamping - Shades of Autumn
Classic Design Challenge - Autumn Colors Twist


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7 comments:

  1. A pretty design for your very sweet Autumnal card, perfect for our new theme at We Love Stamping challenge, many thanks for joining us.

    B x

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  2. Gorgeous colouring with the fab image, beautiful card.
    Thank you for sharing at We Love Stamping Challenge.

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  3. This is just awesome Judy.
    Love the digi wich you coloured awesome.
    Thanks for joining us at 613 Avenue Create.

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  4. Oh Judy this is just awesome! Fabulous design and beautiful coloring!
    Well done! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Four Seasons challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.

    Darlene
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
    Four Seasons Co-Owner

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  5. Great papers in such lovely autumn colours - thanks for sharing with us at Love to Craft

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  6. Beautiful card! I love all of the patterns on the layers. Thank you for playing with us at The Creative Crafters Challenge. I hope you can join us again soon.
    Debbie, DT
    Secrets to Stamping
    Join my Creative Creases Challenge for fun folds!

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  7. A lovely card and a sweet image.
    Thanks for sharing at We Love Stamping. Avril

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