Thursday, October 8, 2015

Cobwebs - day 8

Welcome to the second week and eighth day of 31 days of Halloween stamping! EEEEeeeEeeEEEeeeeEk!


I'm pretty pumped to still be hanging in there! :) Today I have for you a third ingredient to add to my ... hmmm ... shall we say Apothecary Cabinet? I have ideas forming in my head of how I'd like to display them all together... can you think of anything? At first I thought a book... but I want them all to be seen, so I've been scouring for a big vintagey frame to display them in.. :D Anyways.. Today I bring you... COBWEBS: 





Isn't it just DELIGHTFUL? I'm so drawn in by the gorgeous green! EEK. It's like POISON IN MY VEINS. The base is Canson Watercolor paper covered in Liquitex Basics paint... I applied it nice and thick with a credit card so that it could then be heated with a heat gun to get the texture. (If you're trying this technique and it's not working... you need more paint!) Then some glazing with Liquitex glazing medium and Golden Fluid Acrylic in Carbon Black. Last but not least for the background is a very thin scraping of Blick Gesso accentuate the texture.




I adhered a Spooky Branch chipboard piece from UmWowStudio as the base of the embellishing for my card. Just a little bit of wet glue and a few minutes will keep it in place. You may have noticed by now... I adore fibers and textures in my projects (and depth!) so I ripped up a bit of cheesecloth to represent a spiderweb and glued it down. The Cobwebs stamp from Viva Las VegaStamps! really ties the corner off (and my ingredient card of course!) well. 


I even stamped a heroically creepy spider in the background... the Spider on Web Line is from Viva Las VegaStamps!. All stamps are in Archival Ink by Ranger. I couldn't forget to put a little hanger on this card, so I got out some silk  May Arts Ribbons in gorgeous gray and gave the card a double hanger.








I finished the whole thing off with that same vintage book text that I included in my previous two ingredients. BOOM! Can't wait to have the whole set done. It's going to be a great little piece of home decor! 

AAAAAAAAAAAND >> Check out how cool they're looking all together:





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18 comments:

  1. WOW! Loving that green and the fab texture. They look sooo cool together. xxD

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  2. Loving the colours and great texture!

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  3. Amazing toxic green forest you have created, love it

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  4. Another amazing piece to add to your amazing set! Can't wait to see what's next...

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  5. I love this, the background is amazing! As a group they are fabulous!

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  6. the fish bones is still my favorite.
    The background on today's piece is great.
    Would be fun to hang all three of these pieces in my house.
    thanks for sharing.

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  7. OOOOO so wicked cool! They're looking fab together! You need a Halloween tree!

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  8. I am loving the dies and the way you use them is amazing!

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  9. that green is deliciously evil..and great spider xx

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  10. Awesome... love cobwebs in a tree... these are making a great set to keep together.. the vintage text does tie them together!!! TFS!

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  11. That's gorgeous! And they do look really cool all three together! Love you pieces!

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  12. Love the green colour of the background and all that yummy texture you have managed to create.

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  13. I love that green background and branch!

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  14. LOVE the green, LOL! Fabulous again and they all look stunning together!

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