Hey hey! Life is busy here at the Amrhein house, and the motivation to craft is just not up to snuff. I know, I have said it before, but when the mojo goes low a challenge I will play! Enter CAS-ual Fridays Halloween challenge with NO orange. It's funny, I don't usually make Halloween cards and I have no idea what I am going to do with the ones I have made but it certainly was fun to make them!
I broke out some Tattered Angels Chalkboard mist in purple and went to town on a cream panel, stamped the spiderwebs (from Happy H'owl'oween from TCM and matted it onto black card stock. I then stamped the spider, cut him out and paper-pieced his eyes from white card stock. Lastly, I added my sentiment with American Crafts Letter stickers.
That's about it! I am hoping to squeeze in some more time this week for a couple other challenges I love to play along with, we shall see. I hope you have a fabulous weekend!
Lindsay
Supplies:
Paper: Simply Chartreuse, Vintage Cream Papertrey Ink, Black TPC
Stamps: Happy H'owl'oween The Craft's Meow
Ink: Tuxedo Black Tsukineko
Embellishment: Vinyl Letter Stickers American Crafts, Black Embroidery Floss DMC
Tools: Purple Chalk Mist Tattered Angels
Saturday, October 15, 2011
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Love those stickers... and what fun to have the dripping purple...
ReplyDeleteI'm on the same boat with you regarding Halloween cards! This one is so fun! I love the punch of green with the purple and black. Thanks too, for playing at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! You should send them to someone silly. Why waste them? Speaking of that...I need to send mine out soon. :)
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Lindsay this is awesome! I love the mist in the background! Great job without the orange! :) Thanks for playing along at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, Lindsay! I never used to make Halloween cards (and certainly didn't send any), but I like to stay in touch with extended family scattered all over the country with notes every few months, so I use my Halloween cards as a to brighten up my normal correspondence. It's fun to be seasonal and change things up a bit. :)
ReplyDeleteReally cute...love the 'no orange' challenge:). Have a super weekend!!!
ReplyDeletelove the green and purple combo for Halloween card. So cute.
ReplyDeleteLove that spider and the offset panel!
ReplyDeleteI love this cute card Lindsay! Giovana is having a card drive this month for some children with Spina Bifida, and I am sure these cards would be welcomed if you are interested, here is her blog address:http://giovana-believe.blogspot.com/2011/10/card-drive-for-kids-is-here.html
ReplyDeleteYour misting looks awesome here. And I love the lime green!
ReplyDeleteLove your misting and the off set focal panel! Great non-orange card!
ReplyDeleteLove your misting and the off-center design! Thanks so much for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteOooooo...I LOVE how your focal panel POPS against that bright green background!! Super cute Halloween card!!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo CUTE, I love the sparkle!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at CAS-ual Fridays!
Laura
Oh, this is so very cute, Lindsay!! The web background is fun, and I love that mean-in-a-cute-way spider. The misting effect is cool too. (I think you've got me thinking about using my Tattered Angels stuff, which are never used..hehe) Have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly adorable! What a fun take on the challenge! Your card almost makes me this that spiders are cute, not creepy, but the ones that invade my house, don't look like the ones are your card...
ReplyDeleteindeed a fun Halloween card without orange!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done! I don't have a need for Halloween cards either -- except for pub submissions and projects, hah!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those eyes on that spider! LOVE the misting too!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute Lindsay , great job on your background :)
ReplyDeleteIts a funny card I like it too much :)...
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I think it would be VERY hard to do a Halloween card without Orange! You did great and that misting is fab-o!
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