I can't believe my eyes, my Spooky Card just won another Top 3 at the SUO Challenges. I haven't had this much luck!
Here it is again. Thanks judges!
The basic black cardstock is cut at 3 7/8" x 5 1/8" and dry embossed with the Woodland Embossing Folder on basic black cs, and I painted the birch wood with white craft ink and let it sit overnight to dry, and then coming back to it highlighted the areas that I want more white.
The designer paper (Happy Haunting 139584) is cut at 4" x 5 1/4" with 1/2" trimming around it. You want to secure a 3 7/8" x 5 1/8" window sheet and then cut a 1/4 Spider Web Doily and secure it to the upper left corner and add foam tape around it.
For the shaker, I used silver and gold sequins, then I decided that I want spiders to be included. Not just one spider but a bunch of spiders. The spiders where stamped on very vanilla cs, and then punch them out using 3/4" circle punch. Add your forest panel and then onto a basic black base card.
I later added a frame around the DP using the fine tip glue.
Spooky!!
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That is such a cute spooky card. Love your birch background. Thanks for the video, too.
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