If you look closely, you can see the punches (Halloween fence, graves, owl, moon, spiders, bats), die cuts (clouds, hat, ghosts, cat, branch), and I cut pieces for the hilly graveyard. Please join us, linking your card HERE.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
CCEE1537 Swap Ideas Day
Lois challenged us to make a card using a technique we've learned and want to share. I thought up this technique, using ONLY one color of cardstock (but not white!). Here is my card using my lavender cardstock.
If you look closely, you can see the punches (Halloween fence, graves, owl, moon, spiders, bats), die cuts (clouds, hat, ghosts, cat, branch), and I cut pieces for the hilly graveyard. Please join us, linking your card HERE.
If you look closely, you can see the punches (Halloween fence, graves, owl, moon, spiders, bats), die cuts (clouds, hat, ghosts, cat, branch), and I cut pieces for the hilly graveyard. Please join us, linking your card HERE.
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8 comments:
love the white on white effect!
That was a cool idea....and lavender with all those ghosts and goblins is perfect. Clever, clever you, Anne!
You should send that to the purple girl when the time comes ;)
What a totally fun Halloween card. Your little ghosts are sweet, and the owl's hat is brilliant.
How very clever -- and purple! Love Halloween cards!
What a fun thing to do! I love this ghostly masterpiece, Anne!
White on white looks great.
I ALWAYS love it when you use this technique and always mean to try it....this is truly a fabulous Halloween scenic..
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