Did you come from Kathie Rotti's blog? Wow, right she made some awesome projects!!!
After taking the month of August off due to the craziness of summer, I am happy to be back for my favorite time of year!!! In this month's Blog Hop we have 8 hoppers sharing their awesome projects, so be sure to check them all out. Thanks for stopping by my hop....... Be sure to leave a comment on my blog, as well as each participant's blogs in this hop, with SFbloghop2017 and share what you love about my projects and we will then choose 1 lucky winner to receive BLOG CANDY! and not just any blog candy.....a full project kit!! ![]()
.During this time of year in New England, I tend to have a hard time thinking about fall...well we just never know what the weather will bring us. We have the kids going back to school, sports starting and leaves begin changing colors. But, the cool crisp days seem to come a little later now more mid-October to November. As this past week has been hot, in the 80s and humid! BLAH. Today is a little cooler but the air is so humid makes it uncomfortable to get motivated!!!! Hopefully were ever you are reading this, your weather is more enjoyable!!! And on to my projects.
The card I am sharing today is a little out of my comfort zone. I do not typically create cards that make a scene, but I felt that it needed alittle more. My projects use only Stampin Up products. The card features two new stamp sets form the Holiday Catalog; Graveyard Gate and Pick a Pumpkin. I used several inks for the sponging, Basic Black, Basic Gray, Chocolate Chip, Night of Navy and Soft Suede. I also used Pumpkin Pie for the jack-o-lantern. ![]()
The card was very easy to make and I was able to whip a couple up in no time. I forgot how fast sponging can actually be.
I stamped the gate and brick pillar images first in basic black. I stamped some grave stones in basic grey and lightly stamp them behind the gates so they appear to be a shadow. I also stamped some grass, from the High Tide set towards the front. I punched a 1 1/4" circle out of a post it note, making sure the sticky part is included when I punched! I placed the circle towards the top right...this made a mask for sponging and wall-la I have a moon!!.. The top portion of the card I began to sponge in Night of Navy, I had an idea of where the light posts would be so made sure to go lightly so I could add so Daffodil Delight. I sponge in Basic Black next to add that foggy darkness. I tapped the sponge versus rubbing it. I removed the moon mask, added the light posts and lightly stamped the black over the white moon to make it look like it's in a cloud. Added a few bats! For the bottom, I sponged in Chocolate Chip to look like the ground. And then went over it with Basic Gray. I think it looks like a foggy night in a graveyard, what do you think??? Not to shabby!!! ![]()
For the treat box, I used Stampin Up's Clear Tiny Treat Boxes. I filled them with Candy Corn.
I cut a strip of paper 8 1/2x 1 1/2 and 8 1/2x 1 I used this for my belly band. To make the witches hat, I cut out the circles in Basic Black from the Layering Circles, I used the largest circle and one that's like 2". Cut the largest one in half and the fold one to make a cone, see pics below. I used Multipurpose glue to make sure it stays in shape. Then, glue the cone on the 2" circle with Multipurpose glue. I wrapped the base of the cone with the new Vintage trim, this hides the edges and any glue that shows. I also added a band of Mini Silver Sequins. I also added a Silver Glitter Bat. The bat was from the Halloween Scenes Thinlits. But any bat will due. A few strips of Mini Black and Silver Sequins and finished off with a bow (Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon in Peekaboo Peach. The greeting is from the Graveyard Gate, stamped on Whisper White and cut out with the smallest Stitched Circle framelit. The Pumpkin is from the Spooky Night DSP, and I used the Patterned Pumpkin framelit to cut it out...How cool is that! I love that the framelit set matches the DSP!!! And there you have it!!! I hope you like the projects I have shared for you. Be sure to leave a comment with #SFbloghop2017 for your chance of blog candy!!!! Please continue to CINDY WALDROFF'S Blog you won't be disappointed. Happy Fall, Happy Halloween and Happy Stampin Steph
13 Comments
9/21/2017 07:56:02 am
Thanks for sharing. Love the details you added to your card and the picture tutorial on the witches hat.
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9/21/2017 11:27:36 am
Aw thanks so much Cindy!!! I love projects that look hard but are super easy!!!!!
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kathie rotti
9/21/2017 12:22:24 pm
Spooky!! Now I wish I bought this set. Great work!
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Steph Jandrow
9/21/2017 02:43:59 pm
Thank you Kathie!!
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Diane Seidler
9/21/2017 04:34:40 pm
AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME. What a great project and card. Lots of work and it came out beautiful and spooky. Love Halloween. #SFBLOGHOP2017
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9/21/2017 07:51:40 pm
hehehe :) i love this halloween card and project, such an adorably cute witch hat and the perfect accept with the glittery bat! love it! Thanks for hopping with us!
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Maureen Rauchfuss
9/21/2017 08:37:51 pm
What fun projects... that hat is adorable!
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Sharon Wood
9/21/2017 11:00:57 pm
Really cute ideas🙂
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Karen bixler
9/22/2017 05:08:02 pm
Love it
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Raquelle Clifton
9/23/2017 01:12:30 pm
totally spooky and adorable!
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Kathy Beemer
9/28/2017 07:59:54 pm
What spooky fun!!! #SFbloghop2017
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maggie little
10/19/2017 03:17:00 pm
#SFbloghop2017
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