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Boo! Witch on broomstick Hallowe'en card - 365 day challenge

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Hi Craft addicts!       Today's latest handmade card for my 365 day challenge is this slightly different Hallowe'en 4" card using dies and stencils... I first of all took a 4" white card (from Paper Boutique or Hunkydory) and rounded the corners with a Hunkydory Prism Punch. I then took a piece of Willow White cardstock (from Sheena Douglass) and placed a Woodware abstract design stencil over it and coloured through it with a variety of inks - reds, yellows, blues to create this vibrant background. I cut it down to fit the front of the card leaving a very narrow border around it and then edged it with a black alcohol marker. I stuck it to the card with some PVA glue. Using the Witch, Broom and Bat dies from Tim Holtz's Toil and Trouble set from Sizzix, I cut them out in Lynda Chapman's Black card along with the spider's web from a Tattered Lace die. I used a Crafter's Companion Dotty tape pen to stick them to the background, positioning them first befo...

Happy Halloween 5x7in card - 365 day challenge

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  Hi Craft addicts!       Today's handmade card for my 365 day challenge is this Hallowe'en card using dies and Distress Oxide inks. I was playing with the waste from a die cut I had cut out and coloured through it using Gina K Obsidian Black ink to create a moon and trimmed it so it would fit the front of a 7" x 5" white card. I then used a variety of Tim Holtz Distress Oxide inks (Salty Ocean, Blueprint Sketch to name but two) to create a background colouring over part of the circle to make it look like there were were clouds over it. I rounded the corners of it using a Hunkydory Prism punch and attached it to some Lynda Chapman's Black card, trimmed it with my We R Memory Keepers Guillotine so that there was a narrow border and rounded the corners as well. Once I was happy with the background, I cut out the Happy Hallowe'en sentiment and the Underwater Ruins dies (both from Tattered Lace) using the same card as the panel and used a tape pen to attach them. ...