Twilight Birthday

Hey everyone!

It's Candy here from Candy's Craft Corner! It's my turn to guest design here at She's a Sassy Lady. Thanks so much for having me Sheila!

I want to share with you all a card I made for my daughter's 17th birthday. She is a big Twilight fan, as am I. LOL!

I love the eyes on the wolf!

Recipe:

Standard A2 size card

Patterned paper- DCWV Immortal Love matstack

Jacob digi from Pixie Dust Studios

Sentiments from Pink by Design

Ribbon from stash

I have a little tip for you all. Although most of you may already know :)

I use black ink and clear embossing powder to emboss instead of black embossing powder. The black embossing powder makes such a mess. I also make sure to use my embossing buddy.(a little cloth bag filled with powder to remove the static from the paper so your embossing powder only sticks to the sentiment and not your paper) 

I colored up the Jacob digi with my copics. Love his muscles. LOL! Added a piece of sheer red ribbon behind him and popped him up on dimensionals.

I used another page from the Immortal Love matstack to decorate the inside. Love these sentiments  by Pink by Design.

I hope you enjoyed my card today! 

Thanks again Sheila for having me.

Take care,

Candy

Ghosts in the House!

Hi, all! I am so excited to be a guest designer today on Sassy's blog! I have to thank Sassy for the fantastic inspiration on this project! But....I want you to pay close attention to the ghosts...that is my technique for today!

• Cricut Cartridge: October 31
• Michael's Halloween papers
• Tim Holtz Distress Inks: Moss
• Stamping Glue for embossing
• Stampendous Embossing powder: Kaleidescope
• Heat gun

1. The card is a "scraplift" from Sassy-herself. For her directions please click here:
2. Take note of the ghosts in the background. I love their ethereal look! They were created from fun foam stamps, cut with my Expression!
3. Here are the basic videos for creating your own stamps: (Note: the ghost is not cut in this video.. It is from October 31 and is cut at 1.5 inches with this technique!)

When the ghost is positioned on the stamping block, ink with "glue", press onto paper and sprinkle with embossing powder. Heat. 

I hope you have fun stamping ghosts in your house too! Until next time,