Oh, hi! I've got two quick cards to share with you today. I should warn you though . . .if clowns aren't your thing, you might want to skip this post.
Anywho . . .for the first card, I used the Creepy Clown stamp and the Haunted Parlor stamp (seriously, I love this stamp!).
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I stamped the Creepy Clown using Versafine Onyx Black ink. Then I stamped it onto a piece of masking paper to mask him out so I could then stamp the Haunted Parlor. For the Haunted Parlor I used Memento Gray Flannel Ink.
I did a little bit of ink blending using Catherine Pooler Melon Ice and Memento Gray Flannel Inks, making sure to keep a nice highlight in the center.
I colored in the doorway in the top left with a black Copic marker and added spooky eyes with a white gel pen. Once the gel pen was dry, I did a quick swipe with YG01 to make the eyes glow.
For extra creepiness on the clown, I used a white gel pen on his teeth and a black glaze pen on his eyes.
I die-cut that panel with a Wonky Stitched Rectangle die and adhered it to a piece of black cardstock that was cut just a tad bit bigger. Then I adhered that to a gray notecard and Viola! Card #1 is done.
The second card was even easier!
I cut a piece of paper from the Haunted Paper pack down to a little smaller than 4" x 5 1/4" and stamped the clown and sentiment using VersaFine Onyx Black Ink. I adhered that to a piece of blue card stock that's just a tad bit bigger and then adhered that to a black notecard.
And, of course, for more extra creepiness, I used a white gel pen on the teeth and a black glaze pen on his eyes. And there you have it! Card #2 done!
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Supplies Used:
Whimsy Stamps Creepy Clown stamp
Whimsy Stamps Haunted Parlor stamp
Whimsy Stamps Wonky Stitched Rectangle Dies
Whimsy Stamps Haunted Paper Pack
Catherine Pooler Melon Ice Ink
Neenah Classic Crest Cardstock
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