Witch Way is the Candy Halloween card

Good morning and a happy Halloween.  I have my last Halloween project for this season to share today and it happens to be another card.

This one was for my niece so went for a cutesy design for her, nothing too dark and spooky.

For this card I have used:

 The witch and kitty are from the 'Witch way is the Candy' stamp set, the cauldron is from the Trick or Treat' stamp set and the sentiment is from the 'Frightfully Sweet' stamp set

all from MFT stamps.

The DP is from my stash 

And a little bit of stencilling behind the witch and some bubbles from the cauldron

Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog, I'll see you soon.

#staysafe

Sizzix Pumpkin Patch Halloween Card

Good morning. I hope you are safe and well today.  Just a quick post today as I'm spending the day with my eight year old niece and when I asked her what she wanted to do she said crafting...a girl after my own heart...

 I have another Halloween card to share today.

I love pumpkins so had to make a card with some on...

For this card I have used

Pumpkin Patch Colorize die set from Sizzix.

Background created using Distress sprays and Distress Mica Sprays.

Sentiment is from the MFT Witch way is the Candy stamp set

I love this pumpkin die set..

Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog.

I'll see you soon x

#staysafe

Sizzix Pumpkinhead Halloween Decorations

Good morning,  I hope you are safe and well.  I have a couple of Halloween projects to share today.

I decided to have a go at a couple of spooky decorations using the Tim Holtz Pumpkinhead die from Sizzix.

For the first project I used Pumpkinhead from Sizzix but swapped his head for a Jack Skellington one.  

I painstaking drew all of the white lines on  his suit and added a bat for his tie.

The background is made using distress spray stains over the moon mask from Tim Holtz and then some light sprays of the new distress mica stains for a little sparkle.

The lamp post is a cut file on Cricut Design space cut from black card and with a little bit of gilding wax added.

The pumpkins are Putka Pods that I have painted to look like pumpkins.

The gravestone is from the Sizzix Mr Bones die set.

I'm quite pleased with my first attempt at creating a stone effect.

I used:

Idea-ology vignette crypt box.

Distress grit paste

Distress paints in Pumice Stone, Black Soot and Picket Fence

Distress crayons

For my second project I used Pumpkinhead but kept his head this time.  The colours I used are to match my Pumpkin King decoration.  Instead of a stone effect I covered the crypt box with paper that I had embossed and sanded.

Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog,  I'll see you soon x 

#staysafe

Crafty Calendar October Challenge - Witchy Legs Halloween Card

Good afternoon, I hope you are keeping safe and well.  October already and today I have my DT card to share for this months challenge over at Crafty Calendar.

Our monthly challenge starts today and the theme this month is

Halloween.

For my card I have gone for a DL layout so that I could fit in everything I wanted to include.

For my card I have used

• Witchy Legs from Oddball Art which I have coloured with copics and then fussy cut and inverted so that they are protruding out of the cauldron.
• The cauldron & bubbles are cut using my Cricut and is from Cricut Design Space.
• The background is made by blending distress oxides over the moon mask from Tim Holtz and then some light sprays of the amazing new distress mica stains for a little sparkle.
• The bubbles have been given a coating of clear wink of stella and then glossy accents.
• The sentiment is from the MFT Witch Way is the Candy? stamp set.
• The tape under the cauldron is Tim Holtz Idea-Ology Label Tape Halloween.

We are sponsored for this months challenge by :

Oddball Art

Pop over to Crafty Calendar to join us in this months Halloween challenge and check out the gorgeous DT creations using images from this months sponsor Oddball Art.

Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog, I'll see you soon as I have a few more Halloween projects to share this month....