Today’s reveal for the Spellbinders 13 Days of Craftoween required multiple projects because there was no way I could choose which fun thing or coordinating sentiment to use with this fun ghost! Can you really blame me though?!?
So after building all these fun ghosties and their accessories/buddies, I chose some background color cardstock and used the Spellbinders tag topper punch to create my own custom size tags. I ink blended the tops of each tag for a little depth and splattered some black paint for interest.
Then I stamped the coordinating sentiment on the bottom and popped the images up with foam squares. I used the same gingham ribbon and embroidery floss combo on each tag and seriously cannot wait to use them this year!
Which is your favorite?
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Hi friends! I’m over on the Newton’s Nook blog today sharing another bit of Halloween inspiration. This time I took one of the awesome card front layout dies and turned it into a partial shaker card with some fun spooky elements.
This is the A2 Card Layout 2 die. Since the beginning of this die, I’ve kept all the white inserts from times when I just needed the frame so I had those already and just needed to cut it out once for the black frame. Then I ink blended each insert with blending brushes and dye inks.
Next, I stamped colored and die cut images from the Spooky Stories set and glued them to the ink blended panels. On the orange panel I stamped my sentiment and some small images directly to it before creating the shaker portion.
I added some fun star confetti and microbeads as shaker bits and sealed it up. Then popped the whole panel up on an orange card base with foam tape.
Alright my frightful friends! Are we ready for today’s fun reveal?!? I loved it so much I made three without blinking. They’re so cool and versatile in the way of changing the label to anything you can imagine!
Today I added the sentiment on a banner from North Pole Sentiments die set. It fit perfectly and allowed so much more of the fun embossed background to show.
This embossing folder is called Dazzling Dots and I inked it up with teal ink to help it pop, fading as I went up. Also, in my typical fashion, everything is popped up with foam tape.
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We’re back for day 2 of our Craftoween crafting and today is a little spookier than the start but I love it equally! Don’t you?!?
It’s speaking Edgar Allen Poe to me in my dreams! He’s wonderfully eerie and would be fabulous to perch on so much more than this awesome skull!
I paired him with the Plaid Company embossing folder and Scallop Labels nested dies. I inked the plaid background with white ink to help it pop and splattered the front panel with dark teal ink for some interest as well.
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Welcome ghosts and ghouls! It’s the first day of Spellbinders 13 Days of Craftoween! Where we reveal a spooky fun creation each day to inspire your creepiest crafting! I hope you love it as much as I did creating them all!
Today we have this absolutely spectacular little Dracula to build. He was so much fun and crazy simple to assemble. These dies are brilliantly designed!
You’ll notice the sentiment stamps and embellishments that I use through all 13 days of this project are from the kit. Today I added the Underwater Tunnel dies to add interest and whimsy to the design.
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Happy Mix it up Monday everyone! I’m creating for the Doodlebugs shop as usual, but the shop blog is no longer being used so I thought it would be important to keep things going here in case anyone has questions on the creation process.
Today I’m playing with Mama Elephant spooky goodness and adding some Pretty Pink Posh and Waffle Flower dies to round things out.
I started by choosing images from Mama Elephant Bewitched to stamp, color and die cut out. The Mummified set came out in the same release and would be a lot of fun to mix with this or substitute if you have that one but like this layout.
Next, I cut the Waffle Flower Nested Piercing Ticket Frame from black and white cardstock. I kept the white insert and ink blended it for my scene with teal and brown inks, adhering the insert to the black frame with washi tape on the back side. I glued the house and moon directly to the panel and quickly thought it would be cool to color the edges of the images to match, so I did. Then I placed the scene in my MISTI and stamped the sentiment from Pretty Pink Posh Sentiment Strips | Fall on the bottom.
Next, I popped the witches and kitty up with foam squares on my scene panel. To add more interest to the background, I cut a piece of white cardstock with the Pretty Pink Posh Pierced Scallops cover plate and ink blended it with purple ink to coordinate the reoccurring color in my images.
I glued the scallop panel to a card base and popped the scene panel up with foam tape. Then I finished the design off with glossy accents and stardust Stickles on bits of the images – windows, moon, stars, etc.
Hi friends. I’m honored to be sharing my card with you today. Spellbinders released this sweet die set called Sharon’s Scissors in honor of Sharon Kilma, a longtime craft shop owner who suddenly passed from heart disease earlier this year. A portion of the proceeds for this die set are being donated to the American Heart Association.
It’s a wonderful small die set, including a sentiment and everything. Today I cut the scissors from pink and light green cardstocks, with the blades from silver foil cardstock. I used liquid glue to adhere the pieces together. Then I cut my sentiment strips from black and a backer in white to help the sentiment show better.
Next, I die cut a Notched Rectangle from teal cardstock and embossed it with the Loops embossing folder. I ink blended it with darker teal ink and splattered it with white. I chose gray as a soft neutral for my card front and then popped the loops panel up with foam tape.
Next, I glued the hearts directly to the panel and popped the scissors and sentiment strips up with foam squares and strips.
Hello everyone! I think this is the busiest my blog has been in years! There is so much going on and it’s not going to rest until next month at least. It’s so much fun. I hope you’re enjoying it as well!
Today I’m popping in with two cards featuring just the Halloween add on die set that is part of the Cuckoo Cottage Collection that released a few days ago with Spellbinders.
First up, I cut a bunch of the amazing shapes from the set and just started building them all to play with. Once I had those kitties put together I had this sort of mandala idea in my head. As it all came together, this is what I ended up with and I love it!
Once the arrangement was complete, I added foam squares to the back of everything and found this awesome sentiment from last year’s Hoppy Halloween mini die set that was a Deluxe Caboodle freebie but is now for sale.
I did some distress oxide spray playing on the background panel to create the purple textured look. Then added my images to Mirrored Arch labels – green and vellum before popping that up on the purple panel.
So while creating all the cute critters and things for my first card, I ended up with extras! What does this mean?!? Well, of course you have to make another fun spooky card! Since I had the cute Hoppy Halloween frog out for the sentiment banner I couldn’t resist creating one to go with the smaller Cuckoo Cottage images. Don’t they play so well together?!?
At it again with the distress oxide sprays for my background plus some Solar Sprays from Simon Hurley for subtle sparkle and color too. I used the Tiny Dots embossing folder on dark teal cardstock for the bottom portion and everything is adhered with liquid glue or foam squares and tape.
Happy Mix it up Monday friends! I’m here with a lighter and brighter take on outer space than I typically choose. It’s been hot so I’ve had watercolors out to play with and had the urge to try some lighter galaxy vibes. I had fun and the outcome is really pretty!
To create my card, I played with watercoloring the background one evening and then chose some images from the Pretty Pink Posh Outer Space set to stamp. The next morning, I splattered the watercolor panel with white and black paint and colored my images with copic markers before it heated up.
That evening I die cut the background panel with one of the Mama Elephant Mod Heart dies. Then I used coordinating dies to cut the images out as well. For my sentiment I chose a Banner Greeting from Mama Elephant. I added foam to the back of everything because you know I love my dimension!
Before assembling it all I chose a light periwinkle blue cardstock to adhere to my card base, then I removed the release paper and adhered things one layer at a time. Then for finishing touches I added glossy accents to bits of each image.
Isn’t this a fun card!?! The sentiment is generic enough that it could be used for any number of occasions from new baby boy to just sending love. These kind of cards are my favorite to make and have on hand because that right occasion is just around the corner every single time.
Hello everyone! It’s release day for Spellbinders and there are a bunch of new, amazing collections to snag! Today I have a couple of cards to share using the new Joy Shadow dies from Yana’s City Holiday Collection. It’s a very classy Christmas themed collection of dies.
First up I have a very wintery feeling card featuring that bold Joy shadow sentiment, paired with a banner from last month’s North Pole Sentiments set and the Sparkling Snow 3D embossing folder from the year before.
I added some gold watercolor splatter for a little sparkle in the light and, of course, lots of dimension with foam squares and tape.
Next, I have a more traditional looking Christmas card to share with you featuring the same Joy Shadow dies.
This time I used the Peppermint Stripes embossing folder on pink cardstock. I inked up one side of the embossing folder before adding the pink cardstock and running it through my die cut machine. This transfers the ink to the recessed parts of the embossing and gives you two-tone panels. It’s not difficult, easy to clean up and really expands the use of your embossing folders.
For the texture on the card front, I took my light teal ink pad direct-to-paper for a textured inking, which is also a very quick way to add color to your paper. Then I assembled everything with a combination of foam squares or liquid glue.
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