Beautiful Pumpkin on Dictionary Page
I’ve held onto an old dictionary that my great-grandmother gave me when I was about ten.
The spine eventually broke, and the book now splits into two sections.
Over the years, I’ve used some of the pages for different creative projects, and I knew those well-loved pages would make the perfect backdrop for a Beautiful Pumpkin card with a weathered, vintage feel.
For the Beautiful Pumpkin card, I used the dictionary page with the definition of autumn!

Old books, encyclopedias (remember those?), and even magazines offer fantastic pages for projects like this—giving them a second life in your craft room!
You can see more of my creations using pages out of this dictionary HERE
Dictionary Beautiful Pumpkin How to:
Create the Card Front
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Stamp the solid pumpkin image from Beautiful Pumpkins with Crushed Curry ink onto a dictionary page.
Tip: Make a photocopy of the page and print it on cardstock so you can reuse the original later. -
Stamp the detailed pumpkin layer with Pumpkin Pie ink.
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Stamp the stem, vine, and leaves with Mossy Meadow ink. Stamp once for a bold image, then stamp again without re-inking for a lighter second impression.
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Assemble the Card
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Emboss Pumpkin Pie cardstock with the Leaf Fall Embossing Folder.
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Stamp the greeting with Memento Black ink.
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Adhere the embossed panel to a Basic Black card base.
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Mount the pumpkin card front on a Basic Black mat, then attach it to the card.
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Add black dots to finish the look.
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