I used Vincent Price's words from Michael Jackson's Thriller and designed my card around them. The 'creatures' on the front of the card are floating on little Z's of acetate, although this isn't so obvious in the photo, and of course I made a matching insert.
Just discovered my card is also suitable for the C.R.A.F.T. challenge so will enter it there too.
I took a photo from the side to try and show the floating effect.
Finally the insert, with all the little creatures peeking through the tear in the paper.
Supplies used :-
BG papers and cobweb – Happy Halloween Kit – Verena Ka
Border Digi Stamp – Delicious Doodles
Vampire, Mummy, Spooky House, Bat – Sundae of Seasons CD – Polka Doodles
Ghost, Frankenstein – Halloween Doodles Download – Polka Doodles
Digi paper tear – Torn paper templates – Redju
Font for insert - Chiller
11 comments:
In the immortal words of Craig Revel Horwood: Fab-u-lous!!! It almost makes me wish I was going Trick or Treating. Love the detail and the photographs show it all perfectly. Well Done!
Love it!!! I bet Will does too!! :-) x
Great spooky card, thank you for joining us at CRAFT Challenge this week and good luck! Don't forget to check back with us again on Thursday for our new challenge and to check if you have won.
Jo and Tigerlover.
Oh this is brilliant, I love what you have done here, hopefully the first on many challenges, thanks for joining in with our spooky challenge at Polkadoodles,
Em.x
OMG! How can I not love the sentiment on this card?! How fun! Thanks for joining us at SSC this week.
Thanks for joining Polkadoodles challenge with this great entry, good luck.
Happy crafting
Tracy x
Great spooky card! Thanks for entering the Polkadoodle Challenge - hope you can join us again next week!
Gorgeous card. Thanks for taking part in the Polka Doodles challenge.
Super Spooky card! Thanks for sharing your project with us at Polka Doodles.
great card, such cool details. Thanks for joining in the Polkadoodles challenge
I love this card! How totally spooky and clever! The little critters peeking through the paper are a wonderful touch.
Beth. x
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