The Reverse Confetti DT were asked to contribute to Becky Fleck’s CardMaps for October. Head on over to see how the team interpreted the sketches!
Here’s a peek of my card:
Cardmaking and Scrapbooking with Jean Manis
The Reverse Confetti DT were asked to contribute to Becky Fleck’s CardMaps for October. Head on over to see how the team interpreted the sketches!
Here’s a peek of my card:
It’s Day One of the Countdown to Confetti at Reverse Confetti! Today, Reverse Confetti introduces Too Cute to Spook and Easy As Pie, both with coordinating Confetti Cuts, just in time for fall and Halloween paper crafting!
For my first project, I used one of the Fall Fun Quick Card Panels to frame the cat from Too Cute to Spook, which I heat-embossed on patterned paper and cut with its corresponding Confetti Cuts die. I colored in the nose, ears and stripes with a marker.
I added a heat-embossed sentiment from Spooky Sentiments cut with the banner in the Tag Me set, as well as some accessories from the Too Cute to Spook set.
For my next project, I created a fall-themed tag with the just-released Thanks Tag Confetti Cuts, along with the cat from Too Cute to Spook, the Easy As Pie Confetti Cuts and a coordinating sentiment.
I heat-embossed the sentiment and added the cat (heat-embossed on patterned paper and cut with its corresponding die) and pie to the tag. I created the hearts with the Shakers ‘n Frames Confetti Cuts set. I cut the top of the pie several times for dimension.
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
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 1 and Day 2 projects.