I love fall, cooler weather, and changing leaves.

It makes me want to make everything in my home warm and cozy.

Grab a nice bowl of soup and a comfy sweatshirt, and it’s the perfect setting for just staying in.

I also love the new Let’s Get Cozy Die Set from The Maker’s Movement.

A great cardmaking or scrapbooking die set for Fall or any time of the year.

Disclosure:  This is a sponsored post for The Maker’s Movement.  I have been provided product and compensation in exchange for my creative ideas.  The view and opinions are my own. 

Materials Used:    (*affiliate links)

• M12623 Let’s Get Cozy Die Set
• Crossover Fabric & Paper Cutting System*
• #886 StyleTechCraft Champagne Luster Adhesive Vinyl*
• Cardstock:  Cream, Moss Green
• Xyron Creative Station*
• Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Peeled Paint*
• Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad, Spiced Marmalade*
• Pentel – Aquash Water Brush*
• Sheer Ribbon

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Cozy Watercolor Leaves Cardmaking Tips…

• One of my favorite tips for die-cutting small pieces is to run the paper through the Xyron Creative Station* to add a layer of adhesive to the back before I die-cut. The paper pieces become stickers which make adhering them to cards very easy.
• Die-cut the leaves out of cream cardstock.
• Watercolor the leaves using ink from an ink pad and a waterbrush. I applied the ink directly onto a lamented piece of paper (or use a non-porous surface) and picked up the ink with the waterbrush.

Cozy Watercolor Leaves Cardmaking Tips Continued…

• The card measures 5″ x 6 ½”.
• Cut a moss green cardstock layer 4¾” x 6 ¼”.  
• Using the large circle die from the die set, cut a hole in the center of the cardstock layer. Adhere the layer onto a cream cardstock base.
• Cut the words “let’s get cozy” out of champagne luster adhesive vinyl. Remove backing from the vinyl and apply it to the center of the circle.
• Build a layered wreath on the top and bottom of the circle. Add small dots using the small circles dies from the set to the top of the card.