jeudi 30 octobre 2025

Celebrate Halloween

Hi everyone!
We're heading into the second half of our current Dream Factory challenge, and I would like to briefly remind you about it.
 
COCO

Anything related to the 
Day of the Death and/or Halloween


A while ago, I tried out the Blackout technique that I saw on a card on my friend Gundi's blog. 
To save a long explanation, the technique is shown here and here ;)

I tried it three times and I don't think I'll be trying it again, because the technique uses a lot of ink and you need to have suitables embossing folders. I think floral motifs are more suitable than the ones I used. Well, at least I gave it a try!
I thought I wouldn't use them, but lo and behold, I liked one of them for my Halloween card.
I drew a few sugar skulls in different sizes because I don't have any stamps for them. I cut them out, stuck them here and there on the card, then added the embossed Halloween sentiments.


Happy Halloween

Thanks for stopping by.

And maybe you'd like to join us...





Linked up with:
Double D - Halloween Colors
Creative Knockouts - Halloween or Fall
I Spy With My Little Eye - Something Spooky
Try it on Tuesday - Halloween
Allsorts - Autumn Colors




I used:
Stamps: Sentiments (Stampin'Up); the sugar skulls are handdrawn
Inks: Onyx Black (Versafine); Picked Raspbery, Mermaid Lagoon, Mowed Lawn and Wild Honey (Distress Oxide);
Embossing: Stampin'Up
White embosing powder

13 commentaires:

  1. Das freut mich, das ich inspirieren konnte und ich finde das Ergebnis super. Und noch besser Deine Idee, daraus eine Hallosweenkarte zu machen. Sehr gelungen. Bises

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  2. Sieht total klasse aus, liebe Rosi!

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  3. The blackout background is perfect for this Halloween card! Such an effective technique... and it doesn't need to be black either, I have used navy and even red to best effect. Thanks for playing with us at Allsorts.

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  4. Great Halloween card! The BO technique worked well for this unique design. It looks awesome but I agree with you...a lot of ink and messy too. All of the bright colors are fun and the sugar skull make it a perfect Halloween card. Thanks for sharing with the Double D, "Halloween Colors" Challenge.

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  5. Your card is Faboolous with the blackout technique! And those sugar skull are awesome!

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  6. WOW! This is just amazing! Well done! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Double D challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.

    Darlene
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
    Double D Co-Owner

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  7. The images you used on the black background look great. Thank you for sharing your Halloween card with us at Try it on Tuesdays

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  8. A rather belated thank you for sharing your pretty card and joining in my Autumn theme at Allsorts challenge.

    B x

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  9. wow, that's a really eyecatching card. Thank you for sharing at Allsorts. Sarah

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  10. The background on your card would make great fabric. I love this. Thanks for joining us at Try It On Tuesday. hugs-Erika

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  11. very spooky thank you for joining us at the crafty gals challenges

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  12. This is so fabulous Rosi, and so great that you shared with us at I spy with my little eye challenge!

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  13. Fab Hallowe’en card - thanks so much for sharing with this month’s ’I Spy’ challenge.
    Pauline xx

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