I’m delighted to be over at the Penny Black blog all this week with Halloween-themed cards and projects. Head on over to check out the Day 3, Day 4 and Day 5 projects.
Cardmaking and Scrapbooking with Jean Manis
I’m delighted to be over at the Penny Black blog all this week with Halloween-themed cards and projects. Head on over to check out the Day 3, Day 4 and Day 5 projects.
Eek! It’s just two days from Halloween! I made one more Halloween card with Penny Black stamps and dies.
The card design is from Scrapbook & Cards Today CardMaps Today Volume 4 and is a good one for using patterned paper.
Penny Black Supplies: 51-074 Encircled; 30-249 Spooky Spheres; 51-075 Boo Crew
It’s time for the another Cutting Edge Challenge! Our inspiration this week is an amazing card created by Design Team member Kay Miller.
After staring at Kay’s lovely creation and realizing that there was nothing I could do to improve upon her design, I decided to create a card with a fall/autumn theme using the Paper Smooches Seasonal Tree die set.
I adhered the tree to the light blue panel and popped the leaves up with dimensional adhesive.
Supplies: Lil’ Inker stitched rectangle die set; dimensional adhesive; Stampin’ Up sentiment; Paper Smooches Seasonal Tree
Playing along with colourQ #264 challenge which is another perfect color combination for a Halloween card.
I combined die cuts from the Penny Blacks sets – 51-077 eeek! (the sentiment), 51-073 haunted hollow (the house) and 51-076 spider’s internet (the spider webs) for my CAS card.
Today, I’m sharing a holiday card using the Penny Black 51-089 Tree of Joy word art die.
I cut the Tree of Joy out of a brushed silver cardstock and inlaid it into a square red cardstock panel. I secured the inlaid pieces on the back with tape. The panel was adhered to a white cardstock panel that I had misted with silver spray using the Penny Black 25-009 Snow Dance stencil. The card base, measuring 5 1/4″ is also brushed silver cardstock.