Hello! Welcome to our monthly Artistic Outpost blog hop. This month the theme is Designer's Choice and my choice is Halloween. Actually, I'm having this card do double duty as we are kicking off a Halloween theme over at Frilly and Funkie for this fortnight's challenge.
I hope you will join us on the hop. Here is our line up:
I used three different Artistic Outpost sets for this card. The sweet little witch is from Vintage Halloween as is the Hello, punkin! greeting, the Happy Halloween is from the Haunted Halloween set and the poison label is from Apothecary.
Okay, so how did I make this little gem? First I started looking for black and white harlequin paper, couldn't find any in the stash so downloaded a pattern from the internet and printed it out. Then I sponged it with Library Green archival ink and stamped the sentiments in the same ink. The banners were hand cut and sponged with Vintage Photo DI. I used the Mini Baroque M&S die to cut that panel. The little witch was stamped with Jet Black archival, trimmed out and colored with SU pastels. A piece of white card stock was cut with the Cameo Frame die and stenciled with Jet Black archival and Wendy Vecchi's Yipes Stripes stencil. It's hard to see, but the black panel has diamonds embossed on it using an old SU texture fade. The flowers were cut with the Tattered Flowers decorative strip die from white CS and colored with Dusty Concord distress stain. The leaves were cut from an old Sizzix die. Once assembled, I misted the flowers and leaves with Perfect Pearl Perfect Pearl mist.
The piece wasn't too spooky for a Halloween piece so I added a piece of black "spooky cloth" that I picked up a few years ago at the Dollar Store.
And that's it for the details on this one. I hope you will hop around and leave some love on the other designers' blogs. And please do stop by Frilly and Funkie to see the Halloween makes over there!
These supplies are available at The Funkie Junkie Boutique:
21 comments:
Spookily Charming! Love the pops of purple and the black stripes! Sweet card!
very sweet!
love the colors.
Sandra ltb
Great card with a spooky but nice feel to it fab colours.
MaggieH
great spooky card Linda - wonderful x
Gorgeous! I love that witch stamp!!!!
What great layers leading up to that sweet little witch! Beautiful coloring and the flowers are such a nice treat! Hugs!
That is spooktacular Linda! Love it and you have included purple so you get extra bats from me!
Hugs
xx
Fabulous! She is one of my favorite witch stamps- love your colors- the beautiful flowers and the touch of blk gauze!
Linda that's a wonderful Halloween card, love all the purple and the little witch.
This is so adorable! Not spooky at all! I love the idea of black, purple and green for Halloween.
That is lovely! Gorgeous background for a very sweet image.
The purples just pop out, love the look you achieved!
Gorgeous card! That little witch is such a sweetie and I like the piece of cloth behind her. Those pearly purple flowers are such a great addition too.
I just love this. What a sweet little witchy.. and always love the color purple.
Love your sweet witch! Great card.
Absolutly beautiful! I love this stamp... Its one of my favorites. I really think the black, white & purple is an elegant color combination. And the flowers and tulle fabulously embellish.
Thank you for your sweet comment. I love the stencil as I am sure you have seen me use it frequently as of late. It is a Prima mask 2x12. I could not find a name or number when I looked it up but here is a link http://store.scrapbook.com/pri-882143.html?t12-13=prima+marketing&t2=templates. Hope this helps. It is a beautiful mask!
Kate
Nothing spooky about this little darling!!! An adorable card Linda! ((hugs)) Rebecca
Darling Halloween card! Love how you framed the sweet witch, along with the lovely distressed flowers!
Gorgeous Halloween card Linda. Love how you framed the image and the black and purple is very striking. Gorgeous flowers. Tracy x
What a fab, fun Halloween card, it looks gorgeous! That little witch is so sweet!
Adorable, Linda! Love the spooky colour palette, and the little witch is beyond cute. The black cheesecloth is a brilliant finishing touch.
Alison x
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