3rd Annual "World Card Making Day Extravaganza"!
So glad you joined me, cause there is a lot in store for you today.
Be sure to scroll all the way down for the blog candy giveaway.
First up are three, yes three FREE SVG FILES for you to grab today only.
Get the file HERE
I had fun selecting a vintage image to dress up with this witch hat! I used Distress Markers to shade the hat band (Dusty Concord ) and the buckle (Spiced Marmalade). Both were highlighted with a Picket Fence DM. The base of the card is a sheet from the K & Company Designer "Spooky" Mat Pad, which made it very quick as the layers are printed on the paper. Next came the fussy cut image and hat. Layered over that is black cardstock die cut with the Tim Holtz Alterations "Iron Gate" die. A line drawn with a violet Metallic Marker and black/white bakers twine finish off the bottom. The top corner is embellished with a tag sticker and more bakers twine.
Get the file HERE
I created this graveyard scene using the haunted tree. The top layer features wood grain created with a Sizzix embossing folder and then shaded with a Walnut Stain Distress Marker. Spiced Marmalade and Picket Fence Distress Markers were used to shade/highlight the tree's face. I also used SCAL to cut the graveyard out of black cardstock. Then the ground area was stamped (Hero Arts "Flourish" Background) with Versa Mark ink and heat embossed with Stampendous "Star Dust" Embossing Powder. The spiderweb was stamped (Stampers Anonymous "Mini Halloween") with white ink. I tore a scrap of yellow cardstock then distressed with Black Soot Distress Ink. The sentiment, stars and large bat (Cosmo Cricket "Haunted") and the small bats (Inkadinkado "Tangled Tree") were all stamped with Archival Jet Black ink. The stars were filled in with Yellow Stickles and the bat's eyes are Orange Peel Stickles.
Get the file HERE
The Indian corn cobs were embossed with a Sizzix embossing folder. Then the "kernels" were colored using various Distress Markers. The husk was shaded with a Walnut Stain DM. Picket Fence was used for highlights. For this card I used a premade kraft card base. Over that I added the designer paper (Reminisce "Autumn Harvest"). I tore a strip of Kraft Glassine and crumpled it then glued horizontally to the card. Over that a layer of rounded corner scrap became the mat for the diecut. I stamped the sentiment with Sepia Archival Ink onto scrap kraft and used a Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher to staple it to the card.
Ready to make more cards?
TODAY ONLY you can get these SVG card files for 1/2 OFF!
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| COFFIN CARD |
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| MILESTONE BIRTHDAY CARDS |
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| WEDDING CAKE CARD |
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| SHAMROCK HAT CARD |
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| TEACUP CARD |
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| MOM HEART CARD |
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| PURSE CARD |
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| SPOOKY SPIDER CARD |
And now if you've read down this far,
it's time to reward you with some Blog Candy!
The prize includes:
- Kaiser Craft Pearls
- Distress Stickles Tattered Rose
- Art Alternatives ATC Canvas Pad
12 comments:
New to your blog...love all the svgs too....especially the Indian Corn!
Thanks!
Thank you for the svg's. I can't wait to use them. :)
The corn is amazing! I can't wait to try it myself!
Great job! The Indian corn card is my favorite. :) I grabbed that SVG. I don't know if I'll have a chance to use it this year, but I'll have it for next year!
Thank you.
Thank you so much for these great svg files!!!
Thanks for the files. You always have such cute things. I really love the Indian corn, so cute with the embossing.
Hi Cindy - I downloaded the corn and haunted tree. The tree will be used in my Halloween - Not a Card. And corn will be used with my Thanksgiving project. :-)
Thank you so VERY MUCH Cindy!!
Kathy
thanks for the goodies
Ugh! I'm disappointed. Such beautiful cards made from such amazing svg's and I can't get them (it's only 9:52 PST, but I guess they were only free until the end of the day EST)!!! ;(
Happy Card Making Day anyway! ;)
Super cute card! Love the Indian corn card just to unique
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