A Ghostly Boo! A Slimline Card!
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Sabra here and I am excited to share my new project for the new Mix it Up Challenge Blog: MIUCB #85 Anything Goes + optional Shape Card! The Mix it Up Challenge blog is a technique challenge blog featuring various techniques on mixed media projects, altered art, and paper crafts such as cards, tags, mini albums, ATCs, 3-D projects, scrapbook layouts, art/junk Journaling, etc! We can't wait to see what you create, so let's get crafty!
I loved making this slimline card! I embossed the black cardstock with a droopy web embossing folder and then spritzed and inked it to bring our the texture. I stamped the ghost and then masked over them and did the ink blending and white splatter background. I then colored the adorable ghosts! I wet embossed the sentiments along with the ghost, sentiment, and spider on the inside of the card. I loved how it turned out! I can't wait to see what you all create for the new Mix it up Challenge!
Here is the card:
Here are some of the specific products I used:
Sabra here and I am excited to share my new project for the new Mix it Up Challenge Blog: MIUCB #85 Anything Goes + optional Shape Card! The Mix it Up Challenge blog is a technique challenge blog featuring various techniques on mixed media projects, altered art, and paper crafts such as cards, tags, mini albums, ATCs, 3-D projects, scrapbook layouts, art/junk Journaling, etc! We can't wait to see what you create, so let's get crafty!
I loved making this slimline card! I embossed the black cardstock with a droopy web embossing folder and then spritzed and inked it to bring our the texture. I stamped the ghost and then masked over them and did the ink blending and white splatter background. I then colored the adorable ghosts! I wet embossed the sentiments along with the ghost, sentiment, and spider on the inside of the card. I loved how it turned out! I can't wait to see what you all create for the new Mix it up Challenge!
Here is the card:
Here are some of the specific products I used:
- Gerda Steiner Ghosts Stamp Set
- Simon Says Stamp Fine Gold Embossing Powder
- Simon Says Stamp Masking Paper
- Simon Says Stamp Droopy Web Embossing Folder
- Ranger Ink Clear Embossing powder
- Tim Holtz Seedless Grape, Shaded Lilac, Villainous Potion, and Wilted Violet Distress Ink Cubes
- Simon Hurly Prom Queen Ink Pad
- Tim Holtz Fossilized Amber Spritz
- Simon Says Stamp Nocturne Black VersaFine Clair Ink Pad
- Various colored cardstock and embellishments from personal crafting stash
Here are some more photos to show some close-up details of the card:
- Gerda Steiner Ghosts Stamp Set
- Simon Says Stamp Fine Gold Embossing Powder
- Simon Says Stamp Masking Paper
- Simon Says Stamp Droopy Web Embossing Folder
- Ranger Ink Clear Embossing powder
- Tim Holtz Seedless Grape, Shaded Lilac, Villainous Potion, and Wilted Violet Distress Ink Cubes
- Simon Hurly Prom Queen Ink Pad
- Tim Holtz Fossilized Amber Spritz
- Simon Says Stamp Nocturne Black VersaFine Clair Ink Pad
- Various colored cardstock and embellishments from personal crafting stash
......and that's it!
Happy crafting to you all! We hope you feel inspired to create something and try something new!
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See you on the next post!
Sabra
Sabra & Holly
The Crafting Duo
As always you can check out Our social Media pages and YouTube channel for more projects and ideas! Links on our blog home page under our bio!
See you on the next post!
The Crafting Duo
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