Tuesday, October 28, 2008
House of Haunts
This is the Halloween card I made my daughter~ now that it has been delivered, I can show it here!
I started with SU Whisper White, and stamped the graveyard from Haunted House (SU 2000) with Versamark and Versafine Onyx Black, then quickly put a mask down and did the tree from this years House of Haunts the same way, then embossed them with clear embossing powder. I brayered YoYo yellow over the entire piece. Next I punched a circle with a Marvy punch, and sponged Only Orange (I think!- it was some orange from SU) all over. Lastly I sponged Basic Black- well, it coulda been Versafine, I forget it was so long ago, lol...- all around sort of in a circle.
Next I matted it on Only Orange, and popped it up onto a piece from Halloween Night paper. I used the key tag punch to male the corners. I threaded some 1/4 inch black grosgrain around and under the top layer, and tied a knot- then added a knot in Only Orange 1/4 inch grosgrain. I matted the entire piece onto Only Orange again, and put black brads in the corners. Lastly I made a square card from Basic Black, and put the entire 20 pound piece on that.
All products Stampin' Up! Halloween Night paper is from a while ago. Don't ask me how long ago, because then I would have to think about when it was, realize it was a long time ago, agonise over how quickly time is passing and how fast I am aging, and that makes me depressed... well, don't ask.
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6 comments:
Beth - you have serious talent for this stuff - why are you not in magazines?? maybe you are and I just don't see them.
By the way - I tagged you - sorry, but it had to be done!!
I love my card mom- thanks again! oh, and how is it that the kiddos get lindt and i get nothing?! wheres an angry mob when you need one?!
Sorry, al, you were going to get some but I ate it. Steal one each out of their bags on the fridge~
Beth this card is so cool!! Wonderful job! I need to email you - I've been a very bad stampin' friend . . . so sorry!!
great card, and wonderful brayer technique. thanks for sharing!
Holy cow this is awesome!
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