I have been stamping all week. I finally have more things to share!
Here is a fall scrapbook page I did for my club this month. Be sure to check out the tutorial on how to make the colored jumbo brads!
Here is the full 2-page spread (I didn't want you to think I didn't know how to spell Autumn! Notice the "n" is on the second page :0)
Close up of page one
Close up of page two.

This "A" was made using the Serif Essentials Alphabet die on the Big Shot. I cut out a piece of chipboard and a piece of designer series paper. NOTE: Be sure to put the side of the DSP that you want to show FACE DOWN when cutting. I LOVE using this alphabet die set!! I can cut my chipboard with the DSP so it is an exact fit - no sanding or hand cutting - yahoo!
The ribbon I used around the "leg" of the "A" is the new Early Espresso Quilted Ribbon found in the Holiday Mini catalog.
This image of the sunflower was made using the large Sunflower background stamp. I inked it in More Mustard Ink, and then used the Early Espresso Stampin' Write Marker to ink the center.
But wait! Is that an Early Espresso Jumbo Brad?? I didn't think we carried it in Early Espresso! We don't - so check out the tutorial for making the jumbo brads any color you would like!

COLORED BRAD TUTORIAL
Start with a craft pad - I used the Early Espresso to match the center of my sunflower. Notice the color is hand-written on the end of the pad. We don't carry pre-inked craft pads in the large size. You can get the spots pre-inked, or you can purchase the uninked craft pads and get the reinker colors of your choice. (No, you cannot wash the color out and use the same pad for various colors - you need to get a separate pad for each color. This may sound like a silly question to some, but I get asked that question a lot, so I thought I would answer it before it was asked this time around!)
The jumbo brads (I used the 5/8 inch size) come in four colors (vanilla, white, chocolate chip and silver). You can use ANY of the colors to do this technique.
Hold the brad with a pair of tweezers so you don't burn your fingers. Dip the brad into the craft ink.
Check to be sure the front of the brad is thoroughly covered with ink.
Dip the brad into the crystal clear embossing powder.
Be sure all of the ink is heavily coated with the clear embossing powder - if you question it, dip it into the powder again.
Heat the brad with a heat tool (also known as an embossing gun - although many have an aversion to the word "gun", so I guess "heat tool" is the PC way to say it!). Be sure all of the powder has completely melted. Hold the brad with the tweezers for a minute or so until it has a chance to cool a bit. If you put it down before this, the melted powder on the sides of the brad will stick to the surface that you put it on. (ask me how I know this! :0)
Simple as that, you have the option of any of our colors in jumbo brads!! This can actually be done on ANY SIZE brad!
Go create your own colored brads in many assortments - image a two-toned brad!! Do you like shimmer brads?? Try using the irridescent ice embossing powder instead of the clear - lovely color AND glitter!!