Dude You Deserve a Treat Halloween Card by Jess Francisco

Jess Francisco transforms the Simon Hurley create. Trampoline Friends stamp set images into this spooktacular Halloween card. See how she creates a night sky background using Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink Pads in this creative card tutorial.

Instructions

Simon Hurley create. You Deserve a Treat Halloween Card Step 1

Step 1: It’s time for a haunt – let’s create a spookily cute Halloween card with Simon Hurley create. products. To get started, stamp the cute monkey and raccoon critters and the tree from ‘Trampoline Friends’ on a piece of Stark White Cardstock. Use masking tape or a full sticky Post It Note to mask off each of the critters.

Simon Hurley create. You Deserve a Treat Halloween Card Step 2

Step 2: Cut a circle from a scrap piece of cardstock and use it to mask off a ‘moon’ in your night sky. Using Distress Oxide Inks in Milled Lavender, Dusty Concord, Seedless Preserves, and Black Soot, blend a night sky. Remove the masks from your critters and color them with your favorite medium. You can also add little details like grass if you’d like.

Simon Hurley create. You Deserve a Treat Halloween Card Step 3

Step 3: Using the Distress Sprayer, spritz some water into your hand and then flick the water on to your background, then soak up the excess with a clean paper towel. Use a black marker to color in the whole tree. This gives a silhouette effect and makes your scene look a little spookier – which is perfect for Halloween!

Simon Hurley create. You Deserve a Treat Halloween Card Step 4

Step 4: Use the anti-static pouch on a piece of black cardstock. Then, stamp ‘DUDE’ and ‘you deserve a treat’ from ‘Dudes Too!’ in Letter It Embossing Ink. Pour on the Ranger White Embossing Powder and tap off the excess. Melt the powder with a Heat Tool. Use a pair of scissors to fussy cut the word ‘dude’ and then trim down ‘you deserve a treat’ into a strip.

Simon Hurley create. You Deserve a Treat Halloween Card Step 5

Step 5: Adhere both sentiments to a piece of vellum and trim around the outside, leaving a border of vellum. This mutes the background behind the vellum and allows your sentiment to stand out against the night sky. Use Multi Medium Matte to adhere the sentiments to your card front. Attach your card front to a white A2 sized card base and you’re done!

 

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