Good morning friends
Inside I used the Floating Floor die from Karen Burniston's House & Fence Pop-Up to make a pop-up platform for my embellishments. This floating floor die is so cool - easy peasy to cut and adhere inside your card and you can attach so many different things to the tabs and pop-up platform.
I added black grass to the front platform as well as a ghost from the Halloween Elements set. I am not sure where I found the spider web die cuts, but they came in a package and I knew they would be fun for Halloween cards. The spider from the Halloween Scene is perfect to use with the webs, this one is cut from orange card stock.
The eyes on the embellishments are raised and glossy (Nuvo Crystal Drops). I also added a small piece of black card stock to the ghost on the top, so his eyes have more contrast. The words were white heat embossed on the bottom of the printed rectangle.
Finally, a side view so you can see the Pop-Up a little better.
It's Saturday so that means a new challenge at the Crazy 4 Challenges Blog. Rebecca Ednie is our hostess this month. Our Guest Designer for September is Teresa Kline and you can see Teresa's blog HERE.
Rebecca has a sketch for us this week, which I used for the front of my card.
Rebecca has a sketch for us this week, which I used for the front of my card.
Inside I used the Floating Floor die from Karen Burniston's House & Fence Pop-Up to make a pop-up platform for my embellishments. This floating floor die is so cool - easy peasy to cut and adhere inside your card and you can attach so many different things to the tabs and pop-up platform.
I added black grass to the front platform as well as a ghost from the Halloween Elements set. I am not sure where I found the spider web die cuts, but they came in a package and I knew they would be fun for Halloween cards. The spider from the Halloween Scene is perfect to use with the webs, this one is cut from orange card stock.
The eyes on the embellishments are raised and glossy (Nuvo Crystal Drops). I also added a small piece of black card stock to the ghost on the top, so his eyes have more contrast. The words were white heat embossed on the bottom of the printed rectangle.
Finally, a side view so you can see the Pop-Up a little better.
Check out the C4C blog to see how the Crazies have been inspired by the challenge. We'd love to see your take on it, so be sure to stop by the Crazy 4 Challenges blog and link up your creations. If you are uploading to an online gallery, please use the keyword C4C403.
Supplies:
Grey, white and black card stocks
Patterned paper - Stampin' Up
Spider Web die cut - American Crafts
Embellishments - K & Company
Ghostly Greetings stamp - Simon Says Stamp
Happy Halloween - Darcies
Chalks - Stampin' Up
Wink of Stella
Sakura White Gel Pen
Nuvo Crystal Drops
Thanks for stopping by today
Spooktacular card, love that floating floor
ReplyDeleteBootiful card! Love the floating floor and spider web.
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