The Lair....by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello Everyone!! Happy spooky month! I Have a new spooky card today-

Here's how I started this card...

Next I used a paint brush and three colors of spray stain. Adding colors until I got the desired effect.

Then I added the bat stamps and some orange to the candle light. After I was done adding spray stains, I dried the card some, and then started adding pan pastels in black, grey and white. I added a bit of red pastel just by nosferatu to ad to his creep factor. I used a pastel pencil for the girls dress. both white and gray. Last I went in with a white gel pen to give the bats eyes and highlights on the spike gate and tombstones.

Last I layered onto cardstock.

I hope you enjoyed this card!

Stamps used:

Branch antlers set     20147

Cemetary    18907

Hanging bats   20124

Flock of bats    18909

Nosferatu    19902

Creepy lady holding candle    20127

Spike fence   18919

Other supplies:

Distress spray stains- used as watercolor

Pan pastels

Chalk pencils

 white gel pen

Witch hat by Cathy N

 Hello Cathy here with a fun Halloween card I made.

                                                                     Stamp Used:

                                                     19204   striped witch hat

I started out by stamped the witch hat on cream cardstock and colored it with copic markers.

I then added some Halloween ephemera. I then put it on some Halloween paper.

Happy Birthday ► Majo

 

Hi crafty friends,

 today I’d like to show you a birthday card.

 

I have used the following stamps:

19827

10480

2468_1

 

Have fun crafting at the end of summer, and get ready for Halloween.

Luv ya ♥

 

 

 

October.... by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello Everyone! Really feeling like fall now- loving it. Since were only a few days from October, my project reflects that. enjoy...

I stamped the whimsical turnup face first, using only the top - I left off the tail. I  then stamped the other pumpkins working my way out to the edges. Then I sprayed some distress stains in two colors and moved them around with the paint brush.

I painted the ground beneath them and then moved on to painting the pumpkins. I painted my own grass and then stamped the twigs. I made my own large stem and last added some black clouds to finish the sky.

I used some TH stickers for the words and mounted the card on to two different colors of card stock.

I really soaked this card with paints/inks. This cardstock is my go to for most all of stamping as it can take what i dish out. Mixed media heavy stock.

Hope you enjoyed this project. Happy Fall!!

Stamps used:

20106   Whimsical turnup face

18626 Pumpkin

20560   Row of pumpkins

20147  Branch antlers

 Other supplies:

Distress spray stains

Tim Holtz Halloween sticker book

Mixed media heavy stock postcard size cards

Versaclaire nocturne ink

Spooky by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello everyone!     

Fall is in the air! Hope you enjoy my card today!

For this card, I stamped the jar on printable glow in the dark vinyl with versaclaire nocturne. It dries really fast. Then I stamped the three different spiders and cut it out and set it aside.

Then  I stamped the girl and painted her.

you can see I splattered some paint on the card on accident so I just decided to make lots of splatters to add to the design.

I painted the background, added splatters and stamped the word spooky.  I colored green in her eyes and added foam tape to the jar and placed on card.

This glow vinyl glows really good!

That's a wrap for this fun card!

Stamps used:

Surprise girl      5554

Spooky    19735

Mason jar   18957

Spider on line    19263

Spider     19262

Striped spider    19508

Other supplies:

Distress spray stains used to paint everything.

Versaclaire nocturne ink 

Signa white gel pen

Glow in the dark PRINTABLE vinyl ( must sat this on it for it to work with inks)

Enough..... by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello everyone,

I'm sure many of have heard in the media of the two great losses we have had this week. Two very beautiful humans . My blog project today is related to those loses.

I stamped the grim reaper first. then I was going to spray some water on the card before painting the reaper. well I grabbed the bottle and sprayed and oops! I had grabbed the black spray stain instead. I quick grabbed the water and sprayed that and then blotted everything with paper towel. Not my plan but actually turned out good so it worked for the card.Whew.

Then I took a black sharpie marker and colored in his skull face. I wanted the all black reaper look.  I used the black spray stain and watered it down a bit and painted the rest of him. I used a silver sparkle gel pen for the blade. I used a white gel pen to color in his hand and add highlights  to him and the girl.

I painted the girl and dried her then used foam tape on the back. I used my computer for the phrase, inked it and used foam tape for that as well. 

A perfect card for today I think.

Stamps used:

Grim Reaper     10375

Pouting lady    9021

Other supplies:

Distress spray stains

Pan pastels

White signo gel pen

sparkle gel pen

Go ahead dear, try me.... by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello everyone! 

Hope all is well- please enjoy the art tag for my project today-

To start this tag, I used a large make up brush to apply several colors of pan pastels for the whole background.

I then stamped the beautiful witch/ fairy once on the tag and again on cardstock. I didn't  want to have to cut out around the tiny stars on the crown... 

I stamped the Christmas ball on a bit of mylar plastic wrap for the iridescence to look like a bubble.

 Then I used a stencil to make more bubbles on the tag using a white gel pen and then colored them on edges with colored pencils. also, you can see how much of her crown I left on the layer girl.

I painted the layer girl with distress spray stains and then got to work gluing on all the holographic stars.

Once that was done, I glued her onto the tag. Before gluing her down, I glued the mylar bubble on the tag.

I used a sparkle gel pen to color her crown, staff and necklace. Then I just needed to make the phrase on transparency on the computer. I used clear tape to stick those pieces down.

And that is it! Was A fun tag to make.

0Stamps used:

Christmas ball    9234

Beautiful witch/ fairy   10666

Other supplies:

Tag

Pan pastels

Sparkle gel pen

White gel pen

colored pencils

Holographic stars

Mylar gift bag wrap

Birdcage card by Cathy

 Good afternoon, Cathy here with a card for you today. 

                                                             Stamps Used:

                                                          20146 rose bush

                                                         19932 bird cage 

                                                           20137 bee 

       

I started out by stamping the rose all over the background. I used brown distress oxide ink, I also edged the card base with the same color. 

Next, I stamped the bee in peacock feathers distress oxide ink.

I then stamped the bird cage on coffee dyed index card and trimmed down to add the center of the card. I then took a tag that had some stenciling on it added to the side and added the flower piece on top.

Goth girl summer by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello everyone!!

Hope you are able to keep yourself and and fur kids cool these days!

Well all the Halloween stuff is in stores now so you know where my brain is....Enjoy the card...

I stamped the girl. And then the wings on a separate card to be cut out. I colored the girl using  a white pastel pencil for her skin, adding grey pastel pencil on her check for some goth blush, and distress spray stain for her suit.

Next I painted the moon and then the sky with distress spray stains. I then Stamped the hanging bats across the top of card. I used a white gel pen on the eyes. Then I stamped the flying bat and colored that in and painted the girls wings as well.

I used black pan pastel and a brush for the black around the edges of the card and stamped the flock of bats flying around.

Then I made two slices in her back with a craft knife to slide the wings into. I taped them on the back side of card so they stay put. Then I went to my computer and printed out the words on transparency and cut it down, I used some clear tape to stick it on the card. 

For the last thing, I used some sparkly paint to line her wings, suit bottoms and top to give a bit of shine. Of coarse it doesn't show well on camera.

Then I layered the piece onto a matt black card stock, fluffed her wings and that is it! I hope you enjoyed my project today.

Stamps used:

Lady swimsuit back     2411

Hanging bats silhouette      20124

Bat wings set    14339

Bat    16696

Flock of bats  18909

Other supplies:

Distress spray stains

White gel pen

Black pan pastel

Grey and white Pastel pencils

Transparencies for words

Suitcase girl by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello all- hope you're not melting and have some place cool- With all the Halloween in stores now that's where my mind is so here is an art tag reflecting that. Enjoy.

For this tag, I started by spraying distress spray stains on the tag. I dried it then put some water drops on it to take off some of the ink. I dabbed with a paper towel. once dry, I used texture paste and a stencil to do the raised background of skull and crossbones. 

While that dried, I stamped and cut out and painted the girl in the suitcase. I used foam tape on the back of the girl  for dimension.  I put her on the tag and then fond the words from a Tim Holtz sticker book Halloween. 

I used ATG tape for the word stickers as the heavy texture of the background was too much for the adhesive that comes on the stickers. needed something stronger.

Fun tag to do and really getting me in the mood for fall. 

or at least less hot weather. Stay cool, Stay safe, and don't forget to put water out for all the animals and insects.

Stamps used:

Lady drinking tea in a box      20080

Other supplies:

Texture paste

 Crossbones stencil- TH

Distress spray stains- TH

Halloween sticker book- TH