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Two For Tuesday Blog Hop


Welcome to the Two-For Tuesday Blog Hop! The Bombshell Girls and Pin-ups are thrilled to join forces with Altered Pages Artsociates to hold a huge blog hop that showcases Bombshell Stamps together with digital backgrounds from Altered Pages! Here's a little blurb about Altered Pages.
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I used Halloween ATCs along with my beloved Bombshell, Pirate's Life. I also used the Hat from Holiday Accessory and the little Bone Element from Sugar Skulls. I decided to print the Altered Pages images small so that I could use them as a cool patchworked background. And of course, the Pirate makes the perfect witch!

I colored my Witch/Pirate with my Spectrum Noir markers and one orange Copic. I embossed the Bone Element for a bit o' dimension, and my black background has been sprayed with Iridescent Memory Mist from Dreamweaver.

 I really like my background, with all of those little vintage images. This is a fabulous image sheet that I will certainly be using again! Now, on to the fine print of the hop....

HOP RULES:   Our rules are simple, simply hop and stop by each participant's blog, become a follower, and leave them some love by way of a comment. HOP PRIZES: There will be two randomly drawn winners from those who follow the above rules and join the fun. Prize One A sponge brush, silly sticks, a tube of acrylic paint, and a stencil from Altered Pages PLUS  Bombshell's Hula Girl stamp set. Prize Two A Niji Pearlescent Watercolor Set and Gold Leafing and Tape from Altered Pages PLUS Bombshell's Wild Horses stamp set. Winners will be announced Tuesday September 3. Your next stop on the hop is Roni Johnson's Blog! Here's the blog hop order in case you get lost or feel like hopping around randomly!

Comments

Lyneen said…
I LOVE It...Great combination of AP images with the Bombshell stamp!!!
Sharon said…
Very cool Alison!!! Love that you have done a Halloween creation for the hop!! Love the images and Bombshell babe all dressed up to match the college images!!! Fantastic!
Gia Lau said…
I adore the background and the witch bombshell in front. vintage yet edgy and I love it
Ali!! This is freakin fantabulous!! LOVE how you did the background!!!
Daniella said…
Hi Alison!!
How've ya been? I hope all is awesome in your world!
Love your piece!! The ATC's are a perfect backdrop!!
Blessings!
xxD
DIYDesignStudio said…
Fabulous combination that works so well together! Great work! Thanks Allison
Tristan Robin said…
woo hoo - what a knock-your-socks-off boombshell Hallowe'en babe!

Great card - love it. Just my style (not the style I work in, just the style that I love!)

Let's be friends so that we can exchange Hallowe'en cards (bwa ha ha).

Nice work!
Unknown said…
Loving it!!!. can't wait to see more and try some digital stamps. It will be my first time and I am really looking forward to it!!

Kathi said…
This is fabulous! I love how the Pirate Wench Witch is presiding over that great scene.

She's colored beautifully and I really like the hat!



ddazzled71 said…
What a wonderfully fun card for Halloween, I think its so clever how you turned your pirate into a witch and your coloring and use of the ATC Background from AP is just fabulous. Thanks for hopping with us today! xx
ionabunny said…
Fantastic. That Halloween costume is a winner
deniserows said…
ah very clever with the dress up bombshell. fits perfectly with the background paper
Becky Voth said…
I love how it looks like she's standing in front of one of those Hollywood premiere walls you see on TV all the time! She's one hot pirate-witch! :)
Kim said…
Beautiful coloring of the witch and I love the patchwork background you created with the vintage pictures. Gorgeous work!
Marnie said…
Awwww Man she is awesome! This card has inspired me to add yet stamp to my collection!
trisha too said…
Fun Halloween piece, Alison!

:)
MaRyKaY said…
thats a really neat looking card layout. love that ouiga board image

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