I began by nesting a Cheery Lynn Designs Circle Stackers die inside a Scallop Circle Stackers die to cut two orange frames for my window . Next I added this great paper from Authentique's Glowing 6x6 paper pad to my orange card base. I centered a Silver Circle Stacker and die cut my window. Using the same die, I cut an acetate panel for the window. I glued one of the scalloped circle frames onto the card front, then added Cheery Lynn Design's new Spiderweb die cut on top. I inserted the acetate panel and then added the other frame to the back side of the card front, creating the window. I die cut a couple of Bats and popped them up on the front of the card. For the inside of my card using Adobe Photoshop Elements, I combined two digi images from Make It Crafty, Eerie Scene and Mini Headless Horseman.
I added a gradient background before printing the image onto Cryogen white paper with my inkjet printer. Copics used:
Fence - E42, E43
Pumpkins - YR61, YR65, YR68, W1
Cape - C1, C2, C4, C5, C6
Pants and Shirt - V12, V15, V17
Boots - C5
Vines and Leaf - YG61, YG63
Stems - E44
The checkered DP on the inside is from the same Authentique Glowing paper pack. I need to find an appropriate saying to finish off the inside of the card. Finished size is 6" square. I am entering this card into the Black and Orange challenge over at Make It Colourful.
Additional Challenges:
Corrosive Challenge - Punches or Dies
7 comments:
Well you know I'm not a Halloween fan but this is really cool!!
You are such a talented crafter!! Great card using the new spider web die from Cheery Lynn. The inside is awesome combing the digital images. Great papers too!
Love it! So very cute with all the dies and the way you've put it all together. Great job. Edna
WOW, this was gorgeous...
Love the dies, and the coloring of the image was perfect.
Thank you for joining SC's colorchallenge this week.
Hugs, Kaia
Really like the web, but love that background. Fun image and great coloring
FAB! Authentique papers are my new obsession!
Love it! What a neat idea!! Great job!
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