Not sure if someone has done this before with Stampin' Up!'s Ornament punch, but when I was cutting pieces for a Christmas Card Camp, I looked at the piece I had left over and thought this looks like funky houses on a hill. So I decided to make a Halloween card with a Basic Black strip. I love the way it turned out. It was mailed to my NC Demo Monday Mailer. Hope she likes it. I really don't do Halloween, but just loved the look of this! Used my brayer also! Fun card to make! I have pdf instructions to make the card and punched shapes on Scribd here. http://www.scribd.com/doc/38404863
Supplies used:
Teeny Tiny Wishes – Item# 118732 (wm $36.95)
1 3/8” Circle punch - Item# 119860 - $15.95
Heart to Heart punch - Item# 119881 - $16.95
Word Window Punch – Item# 119857 - $15.95
Ornament punch – Item# 119847 - $16.95
More Mustard, Basic Black, and Glossy Card stock
Basic Black, Night of Navy, Not Quite Navy, Marina Mist, Bashful Blue Classic Inks and Basic Black Craft Ink.
Black embossing powder
Have a wonderful day,
Tammy aka Tarheel Stamper
9 comments:
You are so darn clever! It took me a second there to figure out how you did the punching, but it is so brilliant!! Thanks for sharing :D
Cindy
Tammy- you are so clever! (oops...I just realized the first poster said the same thing)
You are a genius! What an excellent use for the negative space!
and it's a great card, too
~Ariel
This is sooooo creative! TFS!! :)
This is brilliant! I love this, what a gorgeous card and a great example of thinking outside the square. WOW.
Talk about 'thinking outside the box' but girl that card was thinking outside the box - such an awesome card.
Love your blog.
Robbijune at yahoo dot com
FANTASTIC idea! I love it! Great job - it is so clever!
http://willrun4stamps.blogspot.com/
Tammy, I seldom make Halloween cards but this is awesome!! Love how you used the various punches and the houses are too cute!!
I think this is just clever! Thanks for sharing it!
I loved this idea so much! It inspired me to create my own roof top card and I wanted to share it with you...http://www.carriestamps.com/weblog/2010/10/over-the-roof-tops.html
Thanks again for the inspiration!
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