Happy Halloween!

October 31, 2017

Libby Hickson

To those of you who celebrate today - especially those with children taking part in the festivities - may you have a fun and safe Halloween!

I'm popping in to share a card featuring an adorable stamp set from the September release - Luna the Halloween Cat. It was embossed in Black Sparkle powder, then trimmed by hand (it would be much easier to use the matching dies!) The background is Starry Night Brushstroke Bold Prints, embossed in White and then watercolored. The little moon from the Luna stamp set was also stamped in black and then watercolored, then cut out with the Circle Infinity Dies, which were also used to die cut some vellum. The card was all assembled together as shown, mounted on a Floral card, and finished with Ombre Purple Sequins.

Thanks for stopping by!

Marjorie Estey Sep 21, 2020

I love the card. Your colors are so perfect. The background is great. Thanks for sharing.
Marjorie DUMONTIER Nov 02, 2017

This is such a great card !! The background is stunning and I really the cat silhouette.
Karthikha Uday Oct 31, 2017

I’m in love with the background! So beautiful :)
Kirsty Vittetoe Oct 31, 2017

Happy Halloween! What a fun creation!
Cindy C. Oct 31, 2017

I likey this Halloween card!! What an awesome background!!

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9 Responses

Marjorie Estey

Sep 21, 2020

I love the card. Your colors are so perfect. The background is great. Thanks for sharing.

Marjorie DUMONTIER

Nov 02, 2017

This is such a great card !! The background is stunning and I really the cat silhouette.

Karthikha Uday

Oct 31, 2017

I’m in love with the background! So beautiful :)

Kirsty Vittetoe

Oct 31, 2017

Happy Halloween! What a fun creation!

Cindy C.

Oct 31, 2017

I likey this Halloween card!! What an awesome background!!

Terebene

Oct 31, 2017

Cute card! Every time I try to use these large background stamps like this one (I have this exact one and love it), I get bubbles in the stamp and it won’t stamp a full clean image. It makes them hard to use. I’d appreciate any hints on how to prevent that in a future post. Thanks!