Welcome to Day 3 Blog Hop for the Kind of Batty Release from Catherine Pooler Designs.
Today I'm featuring some of the Hallowe'en products. My first card uses the new Who's There Cover Plate in an unusual way - I cut the whole thing, and then used circle dies to create little faces from the sets of eyes. I coloured them with CP inks (Melon Ice, Lime Rickey, Flirty Fuschia, Concord Crush, Orange Twist, Rockin' Red) and backed them smaller pieces of cardstock inked with Limoncello so that the eyes 'glow' and popped them up onto a panel that was blended with Black Jack ink (and not very neatly or smoothly - I wanted a foggy, atmospheric look). I stamped my bats and sentiment with Midnight ink.
My next two cards feature the Going Batty Background stamp - it's really easy to get a lot of different looks from this stamp - the Creative Team has a ton more inspiration, but here's a quick video (don't you love the spooky eyes? White gel pen!):
Kelly Martin
Tracie Pond
Susan Powell
Laurel Beard
Ilina Crouse
Ingrid Blackburn
Ardyth <<You are here
Nanette Tracy
Love the cards
ReplyDeleteSUCH great cards - that moon/bats one is FABULOUS! Loved your video - I need to try a speedy little video like this. It's brilliant! :)
ReplyDeleteThe black card with the crescent moon is great!
ReplyDeleteWOW! You always have the greatest ideas! Thanks for showing us different ways to use our stamps/dies. I loved the circle eye monsters.
ReplyDeleteFabulous Halloween cards! Love the Going Batty Background stamp! @@
ReplyDeleteWonderful festive cards!! The uses of the eyes on the first cards was a great idea. The bats' eyes dressed up with the gel pen just adds so much to the card!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and cute! I love the first one; cool design.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! :) I love making Halloween cards.
ReplyDeleteAs always Ardyth, your creativity is inspiring! Love these cards and the quick video!
ReplyDeleteLove the cards and thanks for the video. Always love to see how the cards are made.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and video.
ReplyDeleteFantastic Halloween cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
Love those spooky eyes.
ReplyDeleteThe smudged paper is appropriate
for that card. thanks for
sharing some delightful cards.
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So much fun! Great use of the Going Batty background stamp. Thanks for sharing your talents!
ReplyDeleteI love these. I think you did a great job with the blending on your circle faces on the first card.
ReplyDeleteYou did an awesome on your cards. Very spooky (LOL). I like making Halloween cards. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. Such fun.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic Ardyth! Love the faces you created on the first card and that moon/bat card is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThese Halloween cards are right up my alley. They are a little quirky, a little spooky, and a whole lot of cute. Great job.
ReplyDeleteYou are just way beyond COOL!
ReplyDeleteYou've made bats winging thru the sky super cool. Really wonderful, festive cards.
ReplyDeleteThese are so fun. Love them all.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are all great Halloween cards! Very clever way to use the spooky eyes. And the bat cards are so fun. thanks for the quick video.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! I love the last one with the bats and the moon. OMG!! How cute!!
ReplyDeleteI like your fun Halloween cards.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are awesome - love them all.
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteLove these Halloween cards. They're so unique and the colors are perfect.
ReplyDeleteFantastic and fun card designs! Such creative uses of the new products.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards
ReplyDeleteThese are all so fun and creative. Love how you used that batty background.
ReplyDeleteVery cool cards!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! your Halloween cards are awesome. Great backgrounds something to look into when making cards. Learned something new today thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe bats are wonderful!!!!!!! I love how you didn't use any restraint..
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love that moon with the bats and their cool eyes! Perfect for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteThe moon and the bats!! Love love love! Leave it to you, Ardyth, to come up with something so original!
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