And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting.....

And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting.....

Distress oxide voor de achtergrond en de klassieke distress inkt voor de Indigoblu stempel.
I made this card for the https://www.foamatelier.nl/nl/
For the background I used Acrylicpaints and a brayer.
The stamps are from Studio Light and

Do you already have the creeps for Halloween?
hahaha!
Distress ink walnut stain - frayed burlap - antique linen.
Stazon timber brown, jet black.
Alcohol ink caramel and mushroom.
Viva decor inka gold, gold brown and gold.
Dark brown acrylic paint.
Small sponge, paint brush.
Aluminium foil.
Glue and hot glue gun.
Cardboard.
Stamping tool.
Water based markers (zig/tombo), dark brown, shades of beige, dark and light grey.
Watercolor paper.
Sizzix sizzlits docorative strip die, Ironwork gate.
Fake cobweb and some embellishments.
I used the little rum bottle, a pirate sword, pumpkin, metal charm skull.
Moss, make sure it is dry.
Step 1.
Cut and score your cardboard like this photo.
Step 5.
The metal charm needs a little sanding and gesso or any primer will do.
Let it dry thoroughly.
Step 6.
Colour the charm with the alcohol ink, until it looks rusty.
Step 7.
Stamping the goth shrine.
Now take the stamping tool, and the watercolor paper.
We proceed as follows,
But its only for the shadows, so I did it on the edges and corners of the stamp.
Step 10.
Now comes the tricky part.
Assemble the skeleton so that it looks like he wants to steel the charm.
Glue all parts on.
Cut of the remaining pieces of paper.
Step 11.
Die cut the fence and color it with the distressink as shown on the picture.
Hi there, Riet here with another jukebox card.
For this card I used the LCD Birds in tree's background stamp, and the Jukebox from Carmens Veranda.I actually made this background for another card. But it was not so suitable for that card and I had not used it. So I found it very suitable for the vintage jukebox. I made the background with destress glaze resist.And distress Walnut stain and Antique linen. I colored the jukebox with watercolor paint. I did the metal parts with a silver pen. Those parts seem to be made of chrome. Too bad it cannot be seen in the photo.Add some accents with the white gel pen, then cut out and glue on. Hope you enjoyd the card. Dont forget to join our challenge.
https://lostcoastportaltocreativity.blogspot.com/search/label/Monthly%20Challenge
Hi everybody, I made this arrow card for the mancave challenge over at the LCD/CV blog.Now here is how I made it. Jukebox, http://www.carmensveranda.com/mancave.html
Cardboard arrow
Moddeling paste
Black acrylic paintRust colored acrylic paintViva Decor inkagold, Ice blueDistress oxide spekled eggDistress oxide black soot
I drew a large arrow from a piece of cardboard for the background.
With a diamond plate stencil and modeling paste on the cardboard.
After drying for a while, I
painted it black with acrylic paint.
After that I just hit the top
with a sponge and inkagold Ice blue so only the diamonds are touched by the
spunge.
With some rust-colored paint
that I diluted with water,
I made some rusty spots here and
there.
I sponged the small arrow with
distress oxide speckled egg and with Distress oxide black soot I made some
stains on it.
With a marker I wrote "man
cave" on it.
I added a bit of black to the
edge of the small arrow.
I colored the jukebox with
markers.
And I did the tubes of the
jukebox in Fluor colors.
I attached the small arrow and
jukebox with 3d tape so that they are slightly higher.
Well this was the explanation
for the Man cave card.
Now come on over and show us
your take on the mancave challenge.
We love to see your gorgeus
cards and makes.