Tim Hotlz - Halloween Card

Hey Crafty Friends!

I hope you are all doing good.  I have been in the mood for Halloween lately.  I have decorations and even created a banner!  In the same burst of energy - I made this ghostly Halloween card :

For this card I used several die sets from Tim Holtz: Frightful Things, Ghost Town, and Bat Crazy.

I made the clouds using the My Favorite Things Cloud Stencil and White Pigment Ink.  It stands out very well on the Desert Storm Card-stock.

I used various Distress Oxide Inks to create the "glow" behind the windows.  On the windows themselves I covered them with Glossy Accents.

I cut out the bats from some black glitter card-stock. Lastly I added white gel pen to various areas of the houses and the trees to make them appear more dimensional.

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Natasha

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My Favorite Things - Oh My Gostrich

Hi Everybody,

Today I am sharing a few cards I made using the new Oh My Gostrich stamp set from MFT!  When I saw these little guys and read the fun sentiments I HAD to get this set!!!!!

My first card is a "slimline" card which means it is long and narrow and fits in a standard number 9 office type envelope.  :)  I added lots of layers to the "sand" that my little birds are standing on.  I used my oxides to make an ombre cloud scene and added some shimmer to the die cut foliage.  <3 how this turned out!  I used some white gel pen on all of the birds to add some wispy details.

My next card was again made using oxides for the scene and I used some cute clouds from Lil Inker. 

My last card again had the little ostriches on the sand with some puffy clouds behind them.  I used some white gel pen to add detail on all of the birds and the foliage on this card.

Hope you enjoyed these little cuties!

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Thanks for dropping in!

Natasha

Mama Elephant - Honey Bunny

Hi Everyone -

I hope your week is moving along smoothly.  Three more days to go till the weekend!  :)  Today I have a sweet card to share using the Mama Elephant Honey Bunny stamp set. 

I colored these two cuties with my copic markers and fussy cut them out.  I used a stencil and distress oxide inks to create the sky background.  For the little hill that they are sitting on I just used a scrap piece of paper and cut out a hill shape and used my distress oxides and the Picket Fence Life Changing Blending Brushes to make the hill and sky appear.  :)

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Thank you for stopping by!

Natasha  

My Favorite Things - Friendly Fox Die

Hi Everyone!

Today I'm sharing an adorable little Valentines Day card featuring the Friendly Fox die from My Favorite Things.  I think this is my first and favorite little animal die cut!

I cut him out using some burnt orange cardstock from my stash and them distressing the edges with Vintage Photo distress ink.  I used a swirl stencil from my stash for the background.  I stenciled it on using the Picket Fence Life Changing Blending Brushes.  Easy peasy!

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Thanks for stopping by,

Natasha

Darcie - Mocha Me Crazy & Waffle Lot

Hi Everyone,  

I hope you had a fabulous weekend!  I made the cards below a few days ago and I wanted to share it here with you.  I used the Darcie - Mocha Me Crazy & Waffle Lot stamp set for these cards.  I don't like coffee, but I do love how it smells!  :)  These stamps are so adorable!  

I colored the images with my copic markers and used a stencil and my oxides to create the polka dot background.

The die cut that the images are placed on is from MFT.

The card above is using the Darcie Waffle Lot stamps set.  I just love everything about these images!  I again used my distress oxide ink and a stencil to create the background.  I also used the Picket Fence Life Changing Blending Brushes on these cards.  They really do make a world of difference for ink blending in my opinion.  They are my go to when I reach for my oxides!

I hope you enjoyed the cards!  Thanks for stopping by!

Natasha