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Wednesday 30 October 2019

Day 30 of 31 Days of Halloween


Once again Leigh is hosting 31DOH!

Oct 1 - 31, 2019

The Blog Hop  linky party opens Oct 1st at 5 past midnight PDT and ends at midnight on Oct 31st!
  

For more details go to

🎃 LeighSBDesigns annual 31 Days of Halloween Blog Hop🎃

I will be sharing today's Halloween make on Leigh's page...Day 1

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So Halloween is almost here...
the local pub has really gone to town!!







Looking back to yesterday's page....



I decided the Copic Magenta really didn't show up enough - I needed pinker!!

So I stamped this part of the insect on the pink card, punched out 1inch circles and added these:




The photos aren't brilliant but I hope you can see the new look...

And I am still on skulls today...

When we went to the Tate Modern the other day I was quite impressed with the work of Paul Neagu (1938 - 2004).
He liked to use open ended boxes or spaces. This is a ceramic skull:



I thought these looked like a coffins:



Today's make is another page from my Halloween scrap book and also my DT make for Oddball Art.




For this inspirational make

I have used the image Creepy Cute Sugar Skull
 and a page from Dots and Doodles both coloured with Copic markers.

This uses Oddball images:
 If you would like to buy any of Lizzy's Oddball images use my DT code: DTSUSAN10
This coupon code is for 10% OFF the entire Oddball Art Website


Spooktacular is a Tonic die, the sugar skull die is from Dovecraft.



The tag uses the technique Distress Oxide: Smudge Stamping
Method:
  1. Stamp image with Distress Oxide.
  2. Immediately smudge image with clean ink blending tool to soften lines and create glow.
  3. Repeat above steps with various images and colours, smudging each image as you stamp.
  4. Splatter with water if desired, distress edges.


Happy Hopping!



Please pop by to see more of my 31DOH Halloween makes... and maybe answer some of my Spot Prizes - all your names will go in the hat and prize winners will be announced at the beginning of November. Thank you to everyone who has entered so far!!

I wonder how many people are still hopping - more chances to win in the last three days!!

Spot Prize 12
  
Carving pumpkins originated in what country?
(a)  Haiti
(b)  Italy
(c)  Ireland
(d)  Germany

Please email your answer to susanrenshaw0404@gmail.com

Happy Day 30 of 31DOH!










10 comments:

  1. Such spooky photographs! Love your sugar skull card, very colourful x

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  2. Another Fantastic page! Love all the art!

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  3. Wow!!! Love the gorgeous colours!!! Beautiful page!!!

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  4. Spooktacular additions to your Halloween book!

    Val S - LeighSBDesigns DT
    https://LeighSBDesigns.blogspot.com
    www.Etsy.com/shop/LeighSBDesigns

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  5. I am going to take a wild guess and say that the local pub likes Halloween ... Looks like the Tate Modern is a fun place to visit.. Love your page today.. Beautiful colours for Halloween.

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  6. That would be the pub I would like to hang out on Halloween... instead I am handing out candy!!! Love the update on your page! What a great display at the Tate Modern. LOVE your new SKULL page. Wow so much eye candy today! Happy 31 DOH!

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  7. Love all the eye candy makes. Wish I could flip through your Halloween scrapbook creations.

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  8. What lovely yummy colors on your skull page! Your pub looks like such a fun place! That skelly-crow is too much!

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  9. Happy Day 30! Spooktacular page, love all the elements! Love the pub decorations! Thank you for playing in LeighSBDesigns 31 Days of Halloween Blog Hop🎃

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  10. Love the sugar skull and your color choices! Would love to go to the Tate Modern. Hope you had a great visit!

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