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Hello crafty peeps! As you may know, October is an important month. It's Breast Cancer Awareness month. Also, Halloween, my favorite holiday, is at the end of the month. So the Sisters decided to combine both of these for a Hopeful Halloween challenge! (Never before attempted, I'm sure!) We would like you to make a Halloween card/project, OR a pink card/project for BCA, OR go all crazy-like and make a pink Halloween card/project!!! Your choice! Of course, I went the crazy-like route - check it:
Here is the inside:
I knew I was going to go with Glinda for my card. (A witch that rocks a fluffy pink sparkly gown? Oh yes!) The dress was a bit too orangey, so I went over it with pink Spectrum Noir markers. (still orangey, but not as bad now!) I distressed and inked the edges with antique linen DI, then dotted the dress, crown and staff with diamond Stickles. As I was looking at Authentique's Thrilling collection, it had a page of labels in it, and the Glenda's Witch's Brew was part of it. Score!! (I'm guessing they changed the 'i' to an 'e' for copyright reasons. Wink!) The paper was more of a stone color, so again I used my SN markers to age it, and also distressed the edges. I added some pink tulle and ribbon under the panels. That tulle started out as white, but I smeared Worn Lipstick DI over it, and blotted off the excess. Cutting a small strip with pinking shears, I gathered it up and stapled it to secure, then glued it on the main panel. I should have waited a while to do that, since the DI didn't dry. At all. And I wound up with blood red fingertips! LOL! The background papers I dug out of the scrap folders. I printed out the inside sentiment and finished the panel with a spider web punch. I based my design from the now ended DS #172.
So, now it's your turn. Up for this challenge? Of course you are! Just link up your card/project at the Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers for a chance to be our next Queen of Snark or Princess! Be sure to check out what my teammates and our GD, Pamellia, created for your viewing pleasure!
Thanks for stopping by, now go get your craft on! ☺
Chris
Supplies
DP: G45 - The Magic of Oz; Authentique - Thrilling; scraps
CS: WRMK (pink); Darice (black, cream)
Accessories: Spectrum Noir markers; Ranger - Antique Linen DI & diamond Stickles; Doodlebug twine; May Arts ribbon; inside sentiment computer generated; MS - web punch; tulle from stash
Adhesives: SA by 3L - MyStik permanent, 3D foam squares; Recollections - red tape; Glue Dots; stapler
Hello Sister Chris! Love your pink Halloween card! It has a hint of fantasy and a hint of elegance, so very well put together! Love the sparkly design in the background and your sentiment on the inside is perfectly Halloweenish (yep, that's a word!).
ReplyDeleteYour co-sister, Pamellia :)
Ohhh Ohhh Ohhhh....your card so reminds me of WICKED that I am right now singing Defying Gravity!!!
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Your card is all kinds of fantastic awesomeness, the image, the papers, the tulle, the inside sentiment...gush...I just love it!
Fabulous job, I love everything about it. love that border punch, I need that border punch. Wonderful job!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute and fun designs.
ReplyDeleteHugs diane
Love love love this. I would have never thought to alter my Oz papers for a pink Halloween card, bowing down to your brilliance! :)
ReplyDeleteAhhh-mazing. This is so vintage and lovely and I just want it for my own!!! Really pretty card.
ReplyDeleteThe tulle is just so perfect an embellie! Totally worth the bloody fingertips! And LOL at the copyright...never even thought of it but I bet you're right!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun combo, Chris! You absolutely rocked the pink Halloween card here! Love the vintage look and the touches of glam. So fun!
ReplyDeleteNice find with the Glenda tag! Good thinking recoloring everything, including your fingers, to get a matched look. :)
ReplyDeleteBlood red fingertips for gorgeous hand-dyed tulle...perfect! You'll have to grab Barb's pink glitter shoes for Glinda. Cool background papers too!
ReplyDeleteGood witch with just enough bad. Great card.
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