Wicked card

I have made this Hallowen card with a lot of Tim Holtz products. Started with the Coredinations kraft cardstock, then a piece of patterned paper from the "Dapper" stack. I used the cobweb stamp from the new stampset "Skulls & cobweb" as a background on the patterned paper. The pumpkins are from the new stampset "Pumkinheads" and they are painted with Distress Oxide's. Love these pumpkin stamps! I also used my new die, the word Wicked. So nice font! I made the spider to the left with a TH stencil and some texture paste, and when dry I put som Distress oxide on it. The spider to the right are from the new Ideaology. Finally I splattered the background with some black paint.

Eventhough we don't celebrate Halloween in a big manner here in Sweden, I love to make Halloween projects. ;)

Some close-ups:

I will try this card in a challenge over at Craftstamper magazine blog, September, Anything goes. 

Thanks for visiting my blog, 

Have a nice day! 

/Susanne

Crazy dog card

Here I have made a card with a background inspired by the talented Kath Stewart. I saw this technique in Craft stamper magazine a while ago.

I have used my Distress oxide's both for the background and also for colouring my stamp.

Love this dog stamp from Tim Holtz, crazy dogs. 

Fot the background I have used stencils and different stamps, and I also wanted to add some extra texture, so I embossed it with one of Sizzix Tim Holtz embossingfolders.
I have used som metallic tape on the pieces the dog are standing on. These pieces are also painted with Deco art acrylic paint and embossed with the same embossingfolder. 

I want to try this card over at Stamps & stencils, Metallics challenge. 

Thanks for visiting

/Susanne

Sue's birthday card

It's been a while since I put up something on my blog, but now it's time to share some of my latest creations. This is a card I made this summer for a friend who turned 50.

The stamp is from Kenny K and are painted with Distress ink's and reinkers. I have used dies from Sizzix Tim Holtz, Spellbinders Seth Apter and Magnolia. Sue liked her card very much and thought I have captured her "personality" well, which made me happy ;)

Some close-ups:

Thanks so much for visiting.

Have a nice day, 

/Susanne