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Day 14 of the 31 Days of Halloween

Hello! Can you believe that we are halfway through the month already? I can't. It's Day 14 of the 31 Days of Halloween, and today I am sharing a card that is chock full of Stampendous goodies, and a few from Imagine as well!

I started off by rolling out Vineyard Kaleidacolor from Imagine with my brayer and a few spritzes of Ink Potion No. 9 to get the ink to flow better. Once I was happy with the background, I hit it with my heat tool to speed up drying time. Then I stamped Skeleton Lady from Stampendous with VersaMark ink, sprinkled some Detail Black embossing powder on top and heat set it.

After that, I stamped the Scrollwork Leaves around the edges. Then I embossed them with Twilight embossing powder. That powder really sparkles beautifully! Last on this layer, I spritzed some Desert Sand irRESISTable Spay. It adds some great texture and a bit of shine. On my card base, I sprinkled Aged Black embossing powder on the horizontal sides, and Seasonings powder on the vertical.

I love all the different colors and textures that are on this card. And the Skeleton Lady makes the whole thing super creepy. Tomorrow, I'll have another card using this Vineyard Kaleidacolor, but it will look totally different. Don't forget to visit the rest of the wicked Bloggers, they're all listed on my side bar. Thanks for stopping by. Have a creeptastic day!

Comments

Jackie PN said…
Wow! A beautiful spooky piece!! Love that stamp and I love how you used it!!")
Jade said…
The Twilight embossing powder is totally cool. I really do love the layers and colors on your card. And the Skeleton Lady is super creepy!
Jean said…
Love the background! THis is a fun stamp!
Becca Yahrling said…
I love this skeleton lady image. And with
the delicate scroll stamp, this is perfect.
W O W ! ! ! This is awesome! Your background is out of this world amazing and the image ROCKS!! TFS!
Chris Dring said…
Super creepy card! Love that image and all the texture you piled on, with just embossing powder! Cool beans!
Stampendous said…
FANTASTIC card, Alison! That background is so spooky and love all those embossing embellishments! Thank you for sharing in the 31 days hop!
Denise Bryant said…
Love the background! Awesome colors for that fabulous stamp! Great effect!
BethW said…
I would frame this one and leave it up year round. Pretty and macabre-what a perfect combination. I need to check out some of your other supplies-your background technique has me fascinated.
Mary Holshouser said…
Love the well-dressed skeleton.
The shading of the colors in the
background is great.
thanks for sharing.
Viki Banaszak said…
This is so pretty Alison! I love the colors
oh I love this .Love that stamp ...she is so delightfully hideous gorgeous! mahahahahaha
Linsey R said…
Splendid card, Alison! Thanks for the spooktacular inspiration!!!

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