Spiders and Sparkle!

 Happy Friday everyone! 

Tasha here sharing a new Halloween card inspired by the current Art Impressions “Along Came a Spider” Challenge. For my card, I used the 6112-Pumpkin Parade Set to create a fun Halloween scene. I stamped the little bunny witch character and colored her with Copic Markers.

For the background, I designed a cozy little room with a few not-so-scary spiders hanging around. I’m not a fan of spiders, but I do love their webs; so I added a few spiderwebs in the background! 

To finish, I stamped Happy Halloween and layered it with foam tape, then attached pink glitter paper along with pink, white, and black cardstock to complete the design.

A little spooky, a little sweet; just how I like my Halloween cards!

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Spiders and Sparkle!

Boo Crew!

 Happy Friday Friends!

Tasha here sharing a fun Fall card featuring the new 6112-Pumpkin Parade Set from Art Impressions.

I always enjoy making Halloween cards, and Art Impressions has the cutest characters for creating little Fall and Halloween scenes. For my project, I used the not-so-scary cat dressed in her ghost costume along with the adorable owl image; because I absolutely love owls!

To set the scene, I added a tree filled with colorful leaves, a rake, and two pumpkins. A piece of patterned paper worked perfectly for the ground to tie everything together.

For the greeting, I heat embossed “Boo Crew!” on black cardstock and attached it with foam tape for some extra dimension. Finally, I layered plaid patterned paper with brown, white, and orange cardstock to complete the design.

This cheerful little Fall card just makes me smile. I hope it inspires you to create something festive for the season! 🎃

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Boo Crew!

No Tricks, Just Treats!

 Happy Friday Friends!

Tasha here sharing a Halloween card featuring the new 6112-Pumpkin Parade Set from Art Impressions. Fall and Halloween cards are so much fun to create, and I just love the little critters included in this set!

For my project, I used the sweet bunny trick-or-treater along with several candy corns. The coordinating dies made it super easy to cut out all the stamped images; and I really like that this set even includes dies for the sentiments!

For the background, I created a Halloween night scene with a purple sky, a lime green grassy border, and enamel stars. To bring in more color, I added a gold glitter frame layered with orange, yellow, and white cardstock (just like candy corn)! I also used a piece of candy corn patterned paper from the Halloween S2 Paper Pack for extra festive detail.

Lastly, I embossed the “Trick or Treat” greeting on black paper and matted it with orange cardstock to finish the design. I hope you enjoyed today’s card and are having a wonderful day! 🎃

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No Tricks, Just Treats!

 Happy Friday! 

Tasha here sharing a travel-themed card inspired by the current Art Impressions In the Navy Challenge. For my project, I used the sweet couple from the 4932-Pack Your Bags Set; this set always makes me smile since it reminds me of my husband carrying all the bags on trips!

For the background, I chose a scenic pattern from the 6100-Lounge Paper Pack and framed it with the 5062-Rounded Rectangle A2 Double Stitched Dies. I love how the stitched edges give it a polished finish. To tie in the challenge theme, I layered in nautical navy pattern paper, along with Red, White & Blue cardstock to complete the design.

I hope you enjoyed today’s card and feel inspired to join this month’s challenge!

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Halloween Magic!

Hi friends! 

Tasha here sharing a new Halloween card featuring the sweet little witch from the Art Impressions 5037-Halloween Magic Set. Now that we’re officially in Fall, I’m so excited to start making fun Halloween projects!

For this card, I stamped the little witch and her kitty and colored them with Copic Markers. The background was created by layering brown paper over the starry print from the 6057-Baby Girl Paper Pack before cutting it out with a scalloped oval die. I love the soft purple sky with stars; it makes the scene playful instead of spooky!

To add extra color, I framed the design with a large scalloped oval cut from golden yellow cardstock, then layered a piece of black & white pattern paper, crisp white cardstock, and a pop of deep pink pink. A simple Happy Halloween sentiment finished the card.

This sweet witch is ready for a magical Halloween night! 🎃 

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Halloween Magic!

Happy Birthday Old Buck!

 Happy Friday friends!

Tasha here, and today I’m sharing a new masculine card created with the fun 5406-Mr. Set from Art Impressions. I just love the deer-themed hat; it’s such a great focal point for a sportsman-inspired birthday card!

To start, I built a frame and wooden background with patterned paper from the 6072 – Father’s Day Paper Pack. The tan and green shades in this collection are so warm and rustic, perfect for a guy card. 

For the sentiment, I stamped “Happy Birthday Old Buck” on white cardstock, layered it with tan, and used two circle punches to create a bold greeting. A little foam tape added just the right amount of dimension.

To finish everything off, I layered off-white, tan, and brown cardstock to tie in all the colors from the center panel. I love how the earthy tones and fun greeting make this card both masculine and playful!

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Happy Birthday Old Buck!

Happy Halloween!

 Happy Friday! 

Tasha here with a fun new Halloween card to share. Fall is right around the corner, and I’m so excited to dive into festive Halloween designs! For today’s project, I used the 5769-Halloween FB Fence Set and the 5456-Spooky Wagon Set from Art Impressions to create a playful, not-so-spooky scene.

I started by layering the fence frame over a piece of Art Impressions star pattern paper; one of my favorites for Halloween! The purple sky sets the perfect backdrop. From there, I added two little ghosts and two bats (with their eyes drawn in using a white gel pen for extra detail).

In front of the fence, I tucked in autumn leaves, a tiny pumpkin, and the cutest kitty wearing a witch hat; I just love cat stamps! Of course, I couldn’t resist adding a spider crawling on the pumpkin for a little Halloween charm.

To finish it off, I layered golden yellow, white, and black metallic paper, and a piece of candy corn pattern paper for that extra festive touch. This card was so much fun to make, and I can’t wait to create even more Halloween designs this season!

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Happy Halloween!