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Hello there! Happy Halloween week Pink Paislee fans! I have a couple of fun Halloween cards to share with you to set the mood!
Hello there! Happy Halloween week Pink Paislee fans! I have a couple of fun Halloween cards to share with you to set the mood!
Halloween is my all time favorite holiday! I love the fall weather, the decorating, the colors, the costumes and of course the candy!! I would like to share with you today a couple of cards that I made for the occasion!
The first card that I created is a house shaped card, that I cut using my Silhouette cameo. I used paper from the Bella Rouge collection. To add detail to my card, I cut a couple of bats out of black cardstock and added them to card. I then sprinkled white spray mist across the card. I added a couple of loose threads and some enamel dots from the Crate Paper After Dark collection. The gold puffy stars are from the Memorandum collection.
I hand painted the letter "H" with white paint and added it to my card, with a bit of black tulle behind it. I will show you how I did this in the steps below. I handpicked the letter "H" and the numbers "31" from the Bella Rouge collection. I used a foam paint brush and some white folk art paint to transform them. I thought the initial colors and design of the letter/numbers would have been perfect for Halloween, but I wanted them to stand out against my chosen striped background papers.
To do this, I first dabbed a little bit of white paint on to my foam brush and then lightly stroked on white paint to my letter H and numbers 31. I purposely did not cover them completely, because I wanted to give them a little bit of a distressed look. Set aside your chosen letters/numbers to dry and then adhere to your cards! This is a great way to customize them and give them a "homemade" look!
I hope you have a Happy Halloween!
I really like your unique take on Halloween, especially the non use of traditional orange. Great job!
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