Hi Everyone. Today I am guest designer over at The Bugbytes, and thought that it would be a great opportunity to make a Halloween card.
I have had this cute little image for ages, and I just love her. The image is called 'Perfect Poison' and is available at Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps. She is coloured with Letraset ProMarkers, and the colours used are as follows:
Blush, Soft Peach (skin)
Vanilla, Sandstone, Pale Yellow & Mustard (hair)
Purple & Apple (clothes)
Ice Grey 1 - 5 (shadows and bottle)
The great thing about making this card is that everything came from my stash (love it when that happens). The wording strip on the side comes from a DCWV stack from a couple of years ago, I also used a piece to decorate the inside.
Here is a closer look at some of the details.
The spiders web was cut with my Cameo using a file from the Silhouette online store, the background paper was run through an embossing folder from Hobby Lobby, and the purple gems are supposed to be for decorating cell phones - found them on clearance in the dollar store.
I made the card 5" x 5" as I have some vellum envelopes that are about this size. The trouble with using vellum for me is that I don't always want the recipient to see what is inside before they open the envelope. So I used another piece of paper from the same stack to combat this. I quite often find from some DCWV stacks that I have papers left with the larger images on that I don't always know what to do with - I have discovered that they are great for the inside of cards, or to line envelopes like this.
Plenty of space on this to put an address label and stamp without being too distracting for the mailman.
Thanks for stopping by today.
Michelle
Wow! I love this card. Love the color and composition.The Girl pops right of the card. Love this shade of violet/purple. Love the inside of the card too. Awesome. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove the card. Great ideas on using your paper stash!
ReplyDeleteHey, girl! Came over here from the Bugbytes and I am now stalking - I mean following you ;). Just got Promarkers and need to learn a few tricks. Thanks for sharing this project today.
ReplyDeleteI love that you are stalking (oops I meant following me) - stay tuned I hope to have some colour charts and RGB coes for the ProMarkers up on my site soon.)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! And I agree, always nice to be able to use up some scraps. Thanks for playing along with us at Kraftin Kimmies and good luck!
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