It's time for another PINspirational Challenge. Today we have a seasonal challenge, so bring out the ghosts and goblins.The sponsor for this challenge is The Cutting Cafe. To enter the random draw for a prize from Cutting Cafe, just make a project inspired by the inspiration photo (to the right, here.)
For my card, I chose this amazing image by Impression-Obsession. I mean, it's a cat-mummy-witch flying by a full moon -- what else could you ask for on Halloween? The image is covered in pencils and fussy cut. It's on a piece of sparkly dark blue paper on which I splattered some clear Wink of Stella for more starry action. There's also Wink of Stella on the stars. The adhesive bat was already glittery, I didn't have to amp that up at all.
The stentiment is a sticker, which has been in my stash for a while. It has quite a realistic look of twill and eyelets.
Rubber stamping, stamping, papercrafting and other projects from a writer by trade, stamper by passion.
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Leaf time
Luckily, this new challenge at PINspirational Challenge has a fall theme, so I could at least dream about fall while making a card. This challenge is being sponsored by the ever-popular My Besties shop, which will provide three free digis to the winner. To enter the random draw, all you need to do is make a card inspired by the image and link it up at the challenge blog.
My card features a gorgeous die-cut leaf. (Does anyone know who makes that die? The die-cut was sent to me and I couldn't find anything online showing who made the die). The sentiment is from Purple Onion, stamped in Amber Clay chalk ink. The ribbon is two-sided and perfect for fall.
This card is entered into these challenges:
Creative Inspirations -- Autumn Glow
Ribbon Girl -- anything goes
Cookie Challenge #104 -- fall
Catch the Bug -- anything goes
Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge -- use patterned paper
Word Art Wednesday # 354 -- anything goes
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