*A tip when using this masking paper - make sure you stick it to your shirt or pants or something just to get a bit of the sticky off before sticking it to your paper, I found that if you didn't get a little bit of that tackiness off - it ripped my paper when I tried to peel it off.
I did my background by blending with Fresh Freesia ink down the middle and with the darker colors of Night of Navy and Merry Merlot ink on the outside edges of a piece of basic white cardstock.
I pulled off the circle mask and blended in the moon with Daffodil Delight - and I took my finger and made a little halo around the moon with a little more ink, just blending it in with my finger tip.
Then using the Scary Cute Bundle, I die cut haunted house and bats, the sentiment was done with white embossing powder, a few black dots from the Classic Matte Dots and a bit of black Baker's twine to finish off the outside of the card.
I love to dress up the inside of my cards and the envelope too!! How fun would it be to get that envelope in the mail?!?
Let's see how everyone else interpreted this sketch!!
Up next is Sharon
Angie McKenzie ● AurĂ©lie Fabre ● Annette Ball
Tricia Butts ● Jan Musselman ● Ann Krucek
Sharon Hashimoto Burkert ● Mo Rootes ● Marieke Bart
Leonie Stuart ● Chris Smith ● Susan Webster ● Karen Henderson
Vickie Littlewood ● Robbie Susan Chandler ● Danielle Kassing ● Teri West
I like to see what everyone else came up with!
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If you are a fan of Halloween, stop back Tuesday for our Halloween Tablescape Blog Hop! It should be frightfully fun!
This is adorable
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ReplyDeleteGreat card Ann, love how you have interpreted the sketch and a lovely colour palette
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun. Love your sketch interpretation. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWauw, wauw wauw! Did I already say wauw! I love the background and I love how you made the sketch with blending the background. This is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteAaaah a Halloween creation! I was hoping so much that one of you would make one! This set is so adorable! Thanks for sharing! Xx
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great way to handle this background. Love it! Thank's for sharing this!đŸ’•
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blending! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo clever to use ink blending for the background to follow the sketch!
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