After my grey stenciled panel dried, I decided that I would make a little arrangement over to one side with some spooky die cuts as well as sparkle it up with purple rhinestones. Once that part was complete, I adhered my grey panel to the card front. Then I popped up the purple panel (with the arch cut out) over the stenciled panel using a double layer of foam tape. It is hard to see in the photo, but the grey panel is recessed. The pumpkin was cut from orange glitter cardstock and the faces on the treat bag and pumpkin, as well as the EEK letters, are cut from black glitter cardstock.
Products I used:
Homemade stencil: dies from Papertrey Ink Pumpkin House dies
Pumpkins and treat bag: Spellbinders
Letters: Alex Syberia Foxtrot Alphabet die set
White ink: VersaMagic Cloud White Archival Multi-surface Chalk Ink Pad
Rhinestones: Pretty Pink Posh
We hope you will like this challenge and CASE one of our cards! It is as easy as copying a card's colors or theme, or you could make a similar card with different colors. You could also take one element from a card and use that on your card. This is a versatile challenge!
Psst!!! You don't want to miss our 700th Challenge coming up next week with fun surprises for participants!!!
See you soon,
-Carol
7 comments:
Cute Halloween card!
Such a cute card and I am glad I got to see it in person! You are so good at trying every aspect of card-making. We never can predict what you are going to do and that is such a great quality!
Oh, this is CUTE! What a faBOOlous card, Carol!
You laid out your die cuts in just the right way to make that fabulous stenciled background, Carol. You are so creative. Love the little images and word dies that you added.
A fun clever layout Carol. So creative!
Cuteness happening all over your card, Carol! From the arch, to the stenciling, to the die cut words, to the cute ghost and pumpkins, this is a Halloween delight!
hugs~carol
Fabulously cute and spooky! I love that stenciled background and awesome design with the die cut Halloweeny words and images.
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