Today is Day 10 of THE 31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN blog hop
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today I have a card to share with you
I used a horse from third coast...I think he is the crypt horse but I'm not sure...I'll try to look it up sometime today....anyways...I stamped him...then colored him grey and his lil sash red and gave him some green eyes...then added some liquid glass to the bones on his back and the skulls, and his eye...then I stamped my senti using a CTMH stamp...took some TH ink in festive berries and iced spruce and distressed the background...I took some of my black crinkly paper and mounted it...then put it all together....whadda ya think? creepy cool huh?
now off you go to Alison's blog...be sure to check them all out...the list is on my side bar
I would like to enter my card in the Third Coast Challenge: non traditional Halloween color challenge
famous last words
with my Truebie Mini
17 comments:
Great stamp. Love the antique colors and you did a wonderful job on the coloring. Thank you for sharing your talents.
great image...love how you worked with it~
Definitely creepy cool! the liquid glass does add the perfect touch. xxD
Totally creepy cool Kapree! and Beautiful too!
Peace,
Kristy
LOVE the horse!! Yes, he is creepy cool!!
love the colors, what a great project!
Creepy, yes but beautiful too! You've done a wonderful job of putting this one together with all of your extra distressing and layering!!
Love that horse stamp awesome work
Hugs xxx
I love the creepy horse great card
Great project, love the image and the colors used!!!
Hugs,
Julia
oh i love the stamp. wonderful colors. beautiful work.
susan s.
The horse is great! Love all the detail and you did a great job of coloring him. I love how you've done your blog background, too -- very cool.
That is one helluva CREEPY horse! You've done an awesome job with him! Great use of non-traditional Halloween colors :)
Great card, what a cool image!
Awesome stamp and a great card. I love the colouring :-) xx
Wow! What a beautiful horse! You rock!
what a spooky looking horse! Loving the background you did xx
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