I made about a dozen of these for my stamp buddies out of napkins from the grocery store. After separating the napkin to a single layer and cutting the border off I used diluted white glue to attach the pieces to white cs. Once dry, I dry embossed with an embossing folder then mounted on a dark gray cs base. Next I added splatters in white and black. Using gold stencil butter and my finger I highlighted around the center. After all the abuse the witch was not very black so I added black pan pastels back in with black and a Que-tip. For the envelope I took a photo of the napkin and imported that into Silhouette software and created a softened edge image of just the witch that was printed on white copy paper. I then made my own envelopes and added addresses in calligraphy that had a spooky vibe.
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Delightful card and so fun to read how it was made. I was amazed to know my likeness was on a napkin. LOL
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Fun card to receive! Thank you for sharing how you made this.
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Perfect Halloween card that was so fun to receive.
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The texture, the blended inks, the designer paper…PERFECTION!! Way to go shopping your stash!! Thanks for joining the fun and playing along with our “Franken-Card” challenge over at Shopping Our Stash!!
-Deb Horst, DT #SOS507
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Wow, so creative and what a great technique!!
Thank you for joining our challenge at Can You Handle The Pressure!
Diane CYHTP Co-Owner
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Love this even more after finding out the image was a napkin. You are so very talented and creative.
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Love this!!!!!
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You are amazingly talented and created fantastic works of art that are much appreciated. I love the feel of it, too. (Most people probably don’t feel their cards, but when it looks so amazing, to me, it should be touched. Go ahead and laugh.) Thank you for sharing your creations, as well as how you made them.
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Golda, I had to feel it also! I do this often, especially on cards from Bonnie – she is amazing!
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What a fabulous, spooky design! Thank you for sharing with us at CYHTP Embossing Folder Challenge.
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