Hello there crafty friends!Today I am sharing some Halloween cards.For my first card, I've used DRS stamps: Spooky Jack Halloween and Fancy Pumpkin. I used 3 spider rhinestones at the bottom. My second card uses DRS Stamps: Silhouette Witch Cauldron and ...
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Happy Halloween and more...



Happy Halloween

Hello there crafty friends!
Today I am sharing some Halloween cards.
For my first card, I've used DRS stamps: Spooky Jack Halloween and Fancy Pumpkin.

I used 3 spider rhinestones at the bottom.





My second card uses DRS Stamps: Silhouette Witch Cauldron and Halloween Arc


The background was made using a marbling technique using shaving cream and re-inkers.
I stamped over the background using Versafine Claire.


Thank you for visiting today, go get crafty!

Robin



 

   
 

Dragon Eye

Hello Crafty Friends.



The DRS Designs' Eyes for You Greeting is one of my favorites - especially for Halloween and fantasy cards.  I used it on this really fun dragon eye that I sketched with a Sharpie marker and then inked and water colored.

I was inspired by THIS card by Brian, a card artist I really admire. I added some white gel pen highlights to the eyeball and then covered it all in clear fingernail polish (closest medium to me - lol).  I also had some gold flakes on the table, so I added a few of them. 

Here are some other cards made with this sentiment that you might like to look at:

Eyes Shaker Card - fun to see how Julie used the little eyes in the shaker
Eye Glass Card - Julie used the sentiment with glasses full of love
Spooky Skull - Robin used it with the Scary Skull image
Scary Skull - Robin used with the Scary Skull again 
Fish Eyes - I used it with some fish highlighting their eyes

There are other ideas if you use the search feature of this blog and type in Eyes For You. 

Hope your week is going well. 

Hugz, 

Nancy


   
 

Friendsgiving

Hi Everyone,



I don't use the Stained-Glass stamps near enough.  They really elevate a stamp that has been used many times, into something new!  I stamped the Fall Leaf with Acorn inside the Small Stained-Glass stamp, but there are various sizes of stained-glass stamps to choose from.



I colored up the leaf and acorn and then did a gradient coloring on the stained glass portion.  For the background I used a fall leaf embossing folder and the Open Leaf stamp that I colored up to match. 






The new You Make Friendsgiving Special Greeting (235E) was the perfect pairing for the images.  



Thanks for stopping by!


Karin

   
 

Halloween so Spooky....

 

I love, love, love how this came out. I just had to use this paper. It has been in my stash for a few years and when I for this new SO SPOOKY IT'S SCARY HALLOWEEN GREETING I just knew I was going to add this to a really fun card.

  • For my card I die cut this fun textured paper with a retired liquid drip die cut from Riley and Co.
  • Next, I added red ink to the top line and the SCARY word on the SO SPOOKY IT'S SCARY HALLOWEEN GREETING and stamped that part.
  • I then added black ink to the So Spooky it's in the greeting and stamped portion.
  • Once stamped I die cut the greeting and colored the skulls with copics.
  • I then popped the greeting up on dimensionals and used the cut outs from the drip die cut to finish the sentiment panel.
This really turned out so fun for a Halloween card. I am going to send this to my son as he loves skulls and I think he will get a kick out of this card.

Thank you for stopping by to check out my card this week.

   
 

Cowboy Birthday

 Hello friends!

Today I have a good o' cowboy card to share.

I used DRS: Cowboy Line Dancer, Cow Cutie (inside), and Saddle Up Birthday


I used an embossing folder, letterpress style, that looks like tooled leather on the front of the card and on the inside as well.  I thought it was fun to make a belt from ribbon and use a copper buckle as an embellishment.

The cow is fussy cut.

Thanks for visiting today!

Robin

   
 
   


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