During October you will see many Halloween-y projects on my blog as I am joining in with
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This is my 12th year in succession of joining in with 31DOH!
As I am in Australia I am 18 hours earlier than Leigh at the moment!!
Margaret Evans Price illustrated this delightful Halloween postcards circa 1915.
First I have my skeletons Mark 2 - a few more!!
I added the following image to my October calender this year - from somewhere in my stash!! I was wondering when I made it...
And I found it - October 1st 2016!!
I decided my first make would be the October addition to my Mixed Media Calendar.
Each new page is a 5.5 inch square of chipboard.
I have matted this one with two layers of DP -
the first a brown pattern from my stash, the second one from Graphic 45's An Eerie Tale.
I then added a distressed embossed layer.
I prepared this using a Sizzix SU embossing folder, with distress inks applied
(Gathered Twigs, Rusty Hinge and Mowed Lawn).
I then placed a piece of white card inside and ran it through the Big Shot.
I trimmed this and added it to the page.
The next step was to add a clipped sparkly spider, October, the image
and some bat confetti.
torn to a small rectangle and distressed around the edges with Scattered Twigs.
The fussy cut image is from A Day for Daisies.
and is called First flight coloured with Promarkers.
While I was looking through for this I discovered an ATC made by stamping with Brushos - you may remember yesterday's journal page had a background on Brusho...
Anyway there was no explanation of how I stamped with Brushos - so these first two I made by puffing the brusho onto the stamp, spritzing with water and then stamping:
I trimmed the images and put them on mats of orange. I added a pumpkin wax seal and Tim Holtz phrase to each one. These stamps were from Francheville 'Halloween Stamp'.
In this second two I puffed the Brusho on to my glass mat, spritzed it and then dipped my stamps into this:
I finished these as above. The hat and boots were from Stampin Up "Bewitching' and the pumpkin from Tim Holtz 'Snarky Cat Halloween'
I will add these to Leigh's linky and also
And as always I like to add the skeletons hopping!
Spooktacular projects Susan!
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Val S 💜
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