MFT witch with spider web background

Hello everyone, I would like to show you my latest Halloween card that I made for the MFT Sketch challenge 401.

I hope you can see that I cut out a rectangle panel from the spider web background then I placed it back and fixed it with a foam adhesive tape.

What I used:

MFT Die-Namics, Spiderweb Cover-up

MFT Die-Namics, Essential fishtail sentiment strips

MFT Birdie Brown, Witch way is the candy? stamp set

Ranger embossing powder, silver

Copic Sketch markers

etc.

With my card, I would like to also join the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Stamp on it

Thank you for stopping by!!! Happy crafting!!!

Round wooden box with spider and cobweb for Halloween

Here is another upcycling project from me. I had a round shape wooden box with an ugly stamping and with too big crackles. I didn't like it at all! So I transformed it into a Halloween box. 

The process was the same as it was with the box with ghosts.

But here I used a Die-namics die for the cobweb (Spider Web Cover-Up) and I put a little furry spider on the top.

With this box I would like to join:

- the Monday Challenge of the Simon Says Stamp blog: Halloween.

- the A Vintage Journey Challenge: Make it spooky!

- the Mixed Media Monthly Challenges: #29

Halloween card with bottles

This month it was Corrie's turn to choose a theme for the Country View Challenges blog, and I was very happy that her choice was very seasonal: ALL THINGS SPOOKY. So I made a Halloween card.

For this card I cut out a basic card from black cardstock with rectangle shape die.

I cut out a one size smaller card from white cardstock and I coloured them with the following Ranger Distress Inks: Seedless Preserves, Dusty Concord, Wilted Violet, Aged Mahogany, Carved Pumpkin, Dried Marigold, Black Soot.

Then I stamped a cobweb with Tim Holtz new cobweb stamp: Stampers Anonymous Stamp Set, Webs&Damask (CMS276) with a Ranger Distress ink - any colours, doesn't matter which one because you will cover it embossing powder. So after I put Ranger Embossing Powder (Silver Pearl) on it and melted with my heating tool.

I cut out the bottles with Sizzix Bigz Die, Apothecary Bottles (658715) and Sizzix Movers&Shapers Die, Apothecary Bottles by Tim Holtz (658722) and coloured them with Ranger Distress inks.

I covered the bottles with DecoArt Clear Crackle Glaze and when it was dry I smeared some Walnut Stain ink into the crackles.

From this angle you can see better my crackles:

I used the Stampers Anonymous Undertaker Stamp Set to stamp the spider and to make the labels of my bottles. Actually I used some Crafty Individuals stamps too (Poison and Danger) for the labels. 

I stamped the spider with Ranger Distress ink (Black Soot) then melted Ranger Distress Embossing Powder (Black Soot) but as the spider didn't rise enough from the surface I put some extra glitter liner on and after drying a little black marker colouring to reduce the sparkle of the glitter liner. 

The text was made with the Crazy Talk Stamp Set (CMS236) and cut out with Die Namics Die.

If you have a spooky or not too spooky Halloween project please join our October challenge where you can win a £20 voucher!

I hope you like my card! Happy crafting!

With this card I would like to enter the Monday Challenge of the Simon Says Stamp blog: Powder Power.

And Brenda Brown's Halloween Give Away over at Bumblebees and Butterflies.