I was just telling my daughter the other day that I’ve never really been a super duper lovin’ Halloween type of gal, but if it’s done right, with great colors and a good aesthetic I can get down with it. There’s something about that Capri night sky with the Starfruit moon and pops of Sweet Pea & Lemongrass in the costumes that draws me in. Basically it’s all about color.
And then there’s this haunted house. I should add, if there’s a fun interactive element, like a door that opens with a “not-so-creepy” ghost peeping out, I can also get down with that. For the night sky I used a Sunflower panel and blended Clementine & Poppy ink at the top for a gradient sky.
Hi there! Today I’m sharing a couple of cards using the Countryside Bundle available at Concord & 9th. This was one of my favorite bundles from the August release.
I created the scene above for a warm, fall farm scene and the one below for more of a Halloween theme.
If you watch the reveal video HERE, I show how I added these cute, little translucent ghosts. I used the Spooky Alley for the ghosts and for the sentiment.
Not that I would ever want ghosts sashaying up my driveway but they do look kinda cute on a card, haha. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hi there! Popping in to share a project that I had over on the Simon Says Stamp blog last week featuring a few products for the recent Every Happiness release.
To make it a little more “cheeky” I used the CZ Hello You stamp set for the sub sentiment. I embossed it in white.
I think Cathy Zielksi needs to come out with a humorous stamp set to pair with this #1 die. She comes up with the wittiest things to say and I am here for it! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Here is a video showing how I created these cards.
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This next card uses the new Desert Horizon die. I die cut each piece using solid colored cardstock and added a bit of blending on each side using Cocoa ink.