Apple free printable by Create with TLC

When I see apples, I think of card for the Jewish New Year, because

with a sweet apple and honey we wish each other a very sweet year.

In two weeks it is Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) so here

are some quick card ideas if you need them.

In two weeks we celebrate the New Year.

I found this wonderful apple free printable

in the Printables for your junkjournaling with TLC

Facebookgroup HERE.

Or go to the Create with TLC blog 

to grab the free printable HERE.

And I printed it several times and tried to made 

a few very different cards.

For this one I made a background with a set of stencils

and distress oxide ink.

The sentiment is printed with the computer and the leaves

are punched out.

Here is the sentiment for you to use.

Feel free to save it to your own computer.

The sentiment is the Hebrew way of saying: 

Happy New Year.

Here I just added some colors of paper,

a piece of twine and the sentiment. A very quick card.

This card is made with a yellow background and a honeycomb

stencil background. The sentiment is a rubberstamp b

Zumgaligali Rubber Stamps.

The apples are cut out and the honey jar is a stamp by

Stampin'Up! from a set called Jar of Love.

For the last card I used 2 Tim Holtz stencils,

the jar of love, cut out apples and a Hebrew sentiment

by Zumgaligali Rubberstamps.

As you must have noticed, there are two free apple printables on the 

Create with TLC Blog

and so here are also some cards made with the other printable.

For this card I printed the image on heave cardstock

and only added the apple on top (SU! punch from the

new Winter catalogue) and added the sentiment on top.

This last card is a little more work.

First i made the background with a SU! stencil

and inks. Only the border , for on the inside the printable 

will be fastned and with to much ink, it wont stay

glued.

Next i used a posteroid die for the green paper and 

measured the printable for cutting.

The sentiment punched out and with a piece of yellow 

card stock i cut out the rosette with a sizzix/tim holtz die.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!