Hello everyone. I wanted to share with you guys a card I made for the current challenge over on the If You Give A Crafter A Cookie Challenge Blog. This is Challenge No. 105 and the inspiration photo for the challenge is -
I wanted to make a Halloween card but not a typical card with typical colors or images. I found this great image called "Have A Magical Evening" from a store on Etsy called All Dressed Up.
I started by printing the image at 60% on white cardstock, I cut it using the 2nd largest die from A2 Matting Basics A (S5-131/Spellbinders). Then I colored it using Ultra Fine Tipped BIC Markers.
I made an A2 card base of white cardstock and adhered a piece of black cardstock to the front. Using the largest die from A2 Matting Basics B (S5-132/Spellbinders), I cut a piece of apricot colored cardstock.
I adhered the apricot cardstock to the card front and then the piece with the image to the apricot.
I showed this to my friend Debra and she gave me a great idea. Paper piece the moon and her socks. So I went through my stash, cut some small pieces and then and printed the digi again so that it printed on the pieces.
And adhered them on the card front. I like it better now!!! Thanks Debra!!
And here is the final card fully finished. The inside says "Happy Halloween".
I hope you enjoyed this quick card. If you want to enter a card in the challenge, you have until October 31st to do so. I hope you will!!
Until next time -
Hugs from Brasil,
Michael
This is so sweet! Thanks for playing at 'If you Give a Crafter a Cookie'. I wish you luck in the challenge.
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Dawn DT
Glad I could help a fellow crafter !! Your cards are always fantastic !! Absolutely LOVE that moon !! Thank you for joining in on the IF YOU GIVE A CRAFTER A COOKIE Challenge.. We hope you will join us again !! Debra Davison / Design Team
ReplyDeleteGreat!!! I love paper-piecing!!! Thanks so much for participating in our IF YOU GIVE A CRAFTER A COOKIE... challenge. Hope you participate in our next challenge!! Have a happy crafty day!!!
ReplyDeleteDeanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper