Nancy thinks Tim’s Alcohol Inks make a great background for a spooky birthday card, so she stamped Tim’s Skeleton of a Man on a transparency sheet coloured with AI's – stamped a large tag with Dusty Concord and Wild Honey – used the Scrollwork Alterations die-cut to give a little more of a “Goth” feel to the tag – added a bit of Tissue Tape, a Grunge Board bat – then gave the card to her “spooky” cousin.
Terry had never made something spooky and vintage style before, but had a lot of fun making a tag to use as a bookmarker. She has used lots of glimmermist from Tattered Angels and Distress inks from Tim Holtz: Rusty Hinge, Vintage Photo, Peeled Paint, Dried Marigold, the spooky elements she got from the internet and her lace is from her own stash.
Lynne is not much for spooky things but the wooden Jack-O-Lantern seemed to fit the bill. She accented the face with Distress Stickles, Crackle Accents and the gorgeous Fabulous Flourish stamp by Hero Arts. Surprise....she created a flower cluster using the Tattered Floral and Tattered Leaves Dies by Tim Holtz.Nancy W has stayed true to her passion of mini-books with this Maya Road haunted house. Tim Holtz Fragments for windows, an Alteration die for the fence, Tim Holtz stamps for skeletons and owls and many Crafty Secret images make up this spooky mini.
Katie said that she had nothing spooky in her stash and therefore had to improvise. She made this gift set of seasonal vintage easy-mailer notelets using a real mixture of bits and pieces, including papers from DCWC Mariposa, 7 Gypsies Victoria and also some Basic Grey. She also used two sets of Hero Arts stamps to decorate the envelopes and sleeve: Sew Artsy and Everyday Sayings.
Lori chose to alter Raven's Nevermore House, using Tim Holtz's Raven and Scaredy Cat die, Trick or Treats and Retro Halloween stamps, and some Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel for a really spooky effect!
My Spookay canvas is full of Tim Holtz stamps from the Mini Halloween Plate ... I have also used lots of fragments and Grungepaper ... the delicious purple glimmer is the new Ranger Perfect Pearls spray in forever violet ... already a firm favourite with me.
Kim decided to make a coffin shaped treat box from gorgeous Graphic 45 HALLOWEEN IN WONDERLAND papers. Her spooky tag was created by inking some glossy card with distress inks, heat embossing the forgotten garden image from Tim Holtz URBAN TAPESTRY stamps. Then sanding the background to distress. Using the spider from Wendy Vecchi BOTANICAL ART as the starting point for the web, which she hand drew with WHITE INKSSENTIAL PEN. Kim then blended rusty hinge distress ink all over the tag to give a spooky glow and finished with an adhesive gem.
Dan has recently been scaring himself silly watching the dvd set of "American Gothic", which is where he got his "there's someone at the door" inspiration from! This project features Tim Holtz stamps, distress ink pads, paint dabbers and Tim's sanding block!
Please do stop by the Design Team's individual blogs for more detailed pictures and further information on their work ... just click on their names. Now it's your turn... The Design Team are once again looking forward to seeing your interpretations of this week's theme! This week's wonderful prize donated by our wonderful site sponsor Simon Says Stamp is a $25 gift voucher!
The prize will go to a random entry chosen by the In links Random Generator. The challenge will close at Midnight Eastern time on Sunday 31st October 2010 and the winner will be announced during the following week. To qualify all you need to do is create a new piece of work related to this theme ... post it on your blog ... with a link to this site and then pop a link below so everyone can come see what you made! And who knows ... if you don't win this prize ... your work may be selected for the much sought after Top Three Blinkie.
Have fun everyone :0)
WOW!! Love them all!! Amazing work!! Can't wait to see everyones take on the theme!! :o)Dawn
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ReplyDeleteLots of spooky inspiration here!
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ReplyDeletelove the DT's creations! very spookay! have a fabulous week! *hugs* steph :)
ReplyDeleteLovely DT creations - wish I was so innovative!
ReplyDeleteGreat spookay pieces by the design team. Always great to see the individual takes on the theme. Tracy Evans x
ReplyDeleteHooray........I've made it, it's been ages since I've joined in.
ReplyDeleteLove all the artwork by the DT stunning as always!
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Fab theme and LOVE all the DT pieces... mine is now on me blog... *with a little message for LindaE at the end :O))* Hels x
ReplyDeletethis is one spooky place......ooo-o-o-oooooo!
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