but might be surprised to open the gate (creeeeaaakkkk!) and find them dressed as ghosts! Trick or Treat!! (I love interactive cards!)
Aren't these Flopsey bunnies from My Favorite Things the cutest? The bunny from "Who's That Ghost" is stamped twice with Palette Noir on Whisper White and shaded with a Gray Koh-I-Noor pencil. I staggered the bunnies so they would look like they're hopping, hard to see but Iadded a tiny shadow underneath each with my pencil on the black CS... Flopsey's little treat bag is pieced from the Basic Grey "Cupcake" pack.
The gate was very simple to make, simply cut a piece of brown CS the length of your card or mat and cut the top with a scalloped or zigzag edged pair of scissors for the picket tops. Then draw a line down from the "v" between each hump with a black pen to make the boards. Add some little dots for nails if desired. To create the wood grain, swipe your CS directly onto a brown ink pad, pulling the pad down the same direction as your lines, repeat with a black pad for even more texture . Now score 1/3 of the way over on one side and cut 1/3 of the way over on the other. Fold the score back, and adhere each side leaving the folded opening loose to open and close
I stamped my greeting from this set on a die cut circle, also from Basic Grey "Cupcake", and adhered halfway off the square card to look like the moon rising.
More spooky scary projects to come! Have a great day!
This is way tooooo cute! Bunny ghosts. What will you think of next? Linda Crowder
ReplyDeleteHow cute and so creative Melanie! Love the bunny ghosts! Hope you are doing well! Take good care!
ReplyDeleteLove interactive cards too! Yours are always great! :-)
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to stop by my blog for the baby gender blog candy! ;-)
This is really cute! Those bunnies are too cute as well as the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to share that you are in the Spotlight over at 3D Design Challenge. woo hoo!
What a super cute card! Fantastic idea for making the gate.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea!
ReplyDeletewow! This is the neatest card I've seen. So creative.
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