Spooky, Scary, Skeletons/Scrappy Tail Crafts

Hello Friends! Today I wanted to share with you a super fun halloween card using the most recent release from Scrappy Tail Crafts.  The Dancing Skeleton dies are so fun and cute.

PROJECT DETAILS:

To create this Halloween card I started with the background, I used Oxide ink in color Lumberjack Plaid and Black Soot.  I added water splashes as well as some sparkle silk.

For the corners of this piece I used white Ink.  I die cut the fence from the A7 Storefront Halloween Add on die I used Distress Foundry Wax in color Sterling to give the metal look I then die cut one of the skeletons from the set 3 times and for the graves I used the Frankenstein Tombstone die. 

I finally adhered everything to the card and added some bats for a more spooky look. Thank you for stopping by today, I hope this inspires you to create a fun halloween project.

                                             

Spooky Halloween Decoration

Hello Friends Waleska from craftinglovew here... I am so excited to be Newton's Nook October Guest Designer thank you so much for inviting me. I first have to admit I am a Halloween lover so this past Newton release was just too awesome and perfect for me, I am using a lot of the new stamps and I am having so much fun with them.

CARD DETAILS: 

For my first card I used almost all of the stamps from the Spooky Skeletons. I love to create little scenes on my cards, so the idea for this one was a very Spooky Halloween Decoration. I first stamped the skeletons in Onyx Black Versafine ink and put Black Sparkle embossing powder to have shinning Spooky Skeletons!!! I cut them and set them aside to make the background.

For the background I used Spiced Marmalade Oxide ink and some water splashes.  I also sponged the edges with Walnut Stain regular Distress Ink to give the card a more spooky feel. I stamped in the center of the card the amazing frame or mirror (you can use it for both) from Creepy Cameos with Versafine Onyx ink and  also put Black Sparkle embossing powder to unify the sparkle vibe on my card.  I create the inside part of the frame by cutting an oval from gray cardstock.

I finally cut a strip of gray cardstock and sponge it with Walnut Stain Distress ink to create the shelf for all the Halloween Spooky Decor and raised all the images with 3D foam... What do you think? Creepy enough? I just wish I have this awesome skeletons to actually decor my living room like this...  I hope you like my card and get some inspiration to start creating halloween cards.  

Have a Spooktacular Day!

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