Hopefully you came here from Hetty's blog but if not you can start the blog hop here at Michael Strong's blog.
I made a Halloween card for the blog hop. For this spooky card I took 3 squares of cardstock (3x3, 4x4, 5x5) and layered them on top of one another. Then I randomly stamped Mike's cat and a spiderweb stamp in black craft ink on top. When the ink was still wet I sprayed on some Dylusions sprays (Lemon Zest and Squeezed Orange) and then splattered with some black ink. The ink ran a bit to get a cool, spooky effect. After the pieces were dry I pulled the pieces apart and matted them with some black cardstock. I then put on some clear embossing paste with a small circle stencil in some places and let dry. I added some black ribbon and some orange fiber and added a tag with the sentiment. Hope you like!
There will be a name drawn from all the people who comment on the blogs and the winner will get Mike's new Pumpkin Harvest stamp set!
Next up on the Blog Hop is Peg:
http://stampinwiththescottishlass.blogspot.ca/
That is an awesome card, Heidi! Wonderful layering.
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This is so great Heidi - so you! Thanks for sharing your creative gifts with us all.
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I love how you made this card. So much texture and love the paint running, cool effect.
ReplyDeleteHeidi, your card is so cool! I love how the dripping ink of Mike's cat and spider web give a spooky effect! And the colors are perfect! Thanks so much for the inspiration! hugs, Laura
ReplyDeleteI love this style of card and your example is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSpooky and fun. Love the shadowy cats!!
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What a great card.
ReplyDeleteLove the layers and all of the texture- and your technique. Love the image too. Fab card!
ReplyDeleteLove the technique you used on your card! Anything with cats is good, too.
ReplyDeleteLove your silhouette card
ReplyDeleteLove the depth w this technique!
ReplyDeleteReally cute cute card - I also like all the layers and depth of the card.
ReplyDeleteHeidi, your card is spooky and wonderful !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your art.
Happy Halloween!
Dorly Weitzen, Israel
Great idea love shadow effect and always love any kind of fiber
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