It’s time for Halloween cards and what’s more spooky than something moving out of nowhere? See how I incorporated a moving element into this spooky Halloween card.
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We’re at the point of the year where the holiday cards are showing up and this is one of them. I’m pretty picky with sets and if I can’t use it for a non-holiday card, then it’s not versatile enough.
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It’s Stamptember! I’m so excited to be a part of this crafty month that has always intrigued me with the element of surprise all month long — Today’s set features Honey Bee Stamps and a fun wintery set. I’m using it here for a wintery, holiday scene. Remember, if you like this set — grab it as soon as you can, because these sets usually sell out fast and once it’s gone, it’s gone.
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I have such a hard time with masculine cards — usually the trick is to keep it simple with no frills but I couldn’t help but add a little gold splatter…
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Skies might look intimidating to create but they are one of the easiest things — mainly because it will look a mess but splatter will bring it together. You just need to try it and you’ll see!
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Stencils are generally a low cost alternative to stamps — but now there’s layering stencils — sometimes coordinating stamps and dies. I don’t have the Pretty Pink Posh Across the Miles stamp set but I was able to use the Layered Cars Stencil to create a background scene for these Summer Friends.
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The best part of cardmaking is that you can make anything any color you want. Even though Rainbow Tulips are actually a thing, I haven’t seen them and I decided that these had to be rainbow colored. Just a bit of purposeful ink blending and Voila! a colorful bunch of florals ready to go for a card.
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Here’s a trick for creating card when you don’t want to color. I’m not a pro at watercolors but I definitely can create a rainbow look, which is what I did here. I stepped away because I thought it was too bright but I powered through and created a card that normally isn’t my style — I kinda love how it turned out.
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Black and white cards are so understated — sure, I tossed in a bit of color for this one but it still packs a punch with those two colors. Honestly, I made this card using a pop of color instead of the subtle green found in the succulents and it was too busy. I reverted back and stuck with the simple colors.
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These Ghost Friends are super cute but I had to add a little spooky to them — by using Glow in the Dark Embossing powder. This powder is a bit tricky though because you really need good coverage and I ensured I’d get good coverage by stenciling the ghosts and embossing a couple of times. It was totally worth it!
Let’s create a pattern just by using masking tape and some ink blending. I thought it would be so fun to create with this jumbo jumbo die cut. AND it lets me create 2 cards at the same time. Perfect!
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Lately, I’ve been in a color slump so my go to trick is just to google! I have comfort colors that I stick with and really want to step outside of that from time to time. Here’s what I got when I googled “ocean color palette”:
And I used it here for this color palette and I love it.
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InsideoutJeans by Jeannie 