Today's fun Halloween card was created for both The Paper Players and Just Us Girls card challenges. To create my card I started by die cutting a panel of plain white cardstock using a Paper Rose stitched rectangle die. Using some Inkadinkado masking paper I masked off a large circle in the upper right hand corner and inked the panel using Tim Holtz distress inks and a blending tool. I Then removed the mask and added some color to the moon using my Copic markers. I then stamped the witch from the Pebbles/American Crafts Midnight Haunting stamp set using Versafine onyx black ink and heat embossed it using my heat tool and some clear embossing powder from Zing. I then stamped the sentiment from the My Sentiments Exactly Halloween Innies & Outies stamp set and heat embossed it. Finally, I stamped the trees on the bottom of the panel using Close To My Heart's Always Grateful Seasons & Nature stamp set and heat embossed them. To finish my card off I popped the panel up off of the card using some fun foam, added a few 6mm clear sequins from Pretty Pink Posh, and a few twinkly stars in the sky using my white gel pen. Thank you for stopping by my blog!
7 comments:
Love the witch silhouette!
Celeste, This is such a great scene! I am amazed by the deepness of the night and the moon looks so terrific too. It really appears to be glowing. Awesome job! Thanks for playing along at The Paper Players!
Masterfully done! Your sky and moon look amazing with the witch and tree silhouettes! What a great card, Celeste!
What a wonderful Halloween card. Love your sky and that flying witch. The tree silhouettes are the perfect touch.
Celeste your beautifully blended sky and bright moon are the perfect way to show off that fabulous witch silhouette and I love the spooky scene you created, right down to the tiny sparkling stars. Thanks for sharing with us over at The Paper Players this week!
Wow! What an amazing creation, Celeste! The sky is perfectly blended. I LOVE how the moon appears to glow. It's an awesome backdrop for the spooky witch. The stars are a great touch. Thank you for sharing with The Paper Players this week!
This is a fun and spooky scene. I like the night sky you created and your witch image.
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