Today I am super excited to share with you a Halloween Project for Whimsy Stamps Digital Team.
We are lucky enough that not only are both of the images I have used available in Digital but they are both available as Rubber Stamps, so I will have both of them linked up in the picture links below.
I have used Penguin Spooky Night and Penguin Super Hero from Crissy Armstrong's designs on my project. Using Microsoft Word I combined the two images and then I printed them onto X-Press It Blending Cardstock using my Brother Laser Printer.
Here's a close up of the images coloured up :-)
I coloured the images up using Copic Markers which was super fun, I used so many colours it was so amazing to see at the end of a project how many you actually use.
I've been trying to remember to always take photos of my images with the Copic Markers I have used so that even though you can see a list of them you can actually get more of an idea of how many iv'e used.
When I was colouring up the SP on the Superhero Penguin one of my Copic Markers had a bleed, I was frazzled for a few seconds until I remembered that I printed an extra, so I carefully used my EK Success Cutterbee Scissors to fussy cut the SP logo out of the new image. I then coloured it up using the same colours and I added some Scotch Foam Tape and adhered it directly onto the original image.
It turned out really great and I am really happy with it.
Once I had the images all coloured up I used my Uni-Ball White Gel Pen to add some details to the image. Once I was happy I moved onto putting my card together.
I have a draw full of all my Halloween Stamp Sets and Dies, I have drawers for a few other themes too, this makes it a lot easier when it comes to needing something for a specific design like this one.
I pulled out a few things - a spider web die, a spider die, a Halloween Fence and the little bats, I will have them all linked up below. I cut all of them out using American Crafts Cardstock and my Sizzix Big Shot.
Once I had all the bits and pieces cut out I adhered them to my card using American Tombow Mono Multi, because they were such small pieces I added the glue to my Glass Media Mat and used my finger to carefully dab the glue onto the back of the die cuts.
I used a sentiment from the rubber stamp set on my card as I thought it was perfect.
I then realised I hadn't grounded the images so I grabbed some of my W Markers and added ground, I also used one of the fluro markers to give the images a glow. This was about the stage where I decided I wanted to ink the background. I grabbed my Distress Oxide Inks and A mini ink blending tool or two to add the ink.
Silly me got some ink on the left hand side so I couldn't do my moon, I ran a Lawn Fawn Stitched Circle Die through my Big Shot and some scraps of yellow card stock to create the moon.
I used a red glitter marker to add a red stripe on the spider and a white gel pen to add some eyes.
I am so happy with the way my card turned out :-)
I hope you have enjoyed my post today, if you have any questions feel free to send me a message or contact me via facebook (all links can be found below).
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Copic Markers Used
FYG1
V04, V06, V09, V99
YR14, YR18, E08
Y06
YG23, YG25, YG17
W1, W5
R05, R35, R37, R39
0 Colorless Blender
B41, B23, B26
N1, N3 N5
N6, N8, N10
E44, E47, E49
E21, E23, E25
E95, E97, E99
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