BOO!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
hello my dear crafty friends!
as you may know,
This week I was invited to be
as you may know,
This week I was invited to be
a Guest "Blogger" Designer
for "Petaloo" at their blog
as part of their HOP
with "Core'dinations" papers and "Xyron" adhesives!
I shared yesterday with you a sneak peek of my project...
I shared yesterday with you a sneak peek of my project...
well here it is the whole step by step of this cute invitation!
Sit back and relax!
There are lots of photos...
To make this card I used "Core'dinations" papers, "Xyron" adhesives and of course an assortment of "Petaloo" flowers
First, I made the shape of the card using my "silhouette" digital cutting electronic machine
Then gathered these supplies
here are the shapes cut and all the supplies used
I embossed the gray boot and sanded it
"Core'dination" papers are great to sand, this way you obtain a double color on your paper
and I used the "buddy dust" to pick up all the dust, great little tool!
For the trims I used The "Xyron" sticker machine.
Insert the border on the top, pull the paper, rub and peel clear paper. The border comes out with adhesive on the back.
Attach the lace to the border, gathering it and making ruffles
The same for the word "Halloween", which is a file from the "silhouette" digital cutting machine
"Petaloo" flowers are great to be colored or altered, in my case I added some glitter on the petals to give them this "sugar" look
I added some pearls on the cream border, place a spider web die from "Memory Box" underneath the flowers and added a mini clothespin
"Petaloo" flowers come as well in lots of colors and here I choose some black ones.
I folded in half the large black daisy flower and place it on the top of the boot
I Chose a clear envelope to display the boot and decorate the top with some more "Petaloo" flowers and a circle doily.
Stamp or write inside the details for your Halloween invitation !
and Voilà! You have a very cute Halloween Witch boot card
Note: Cut the doily in half and adhere each half to each side of the envelope
Insert boot on clear envelope and close envelope with a clothespin
Last view...
And here it is a last photo with both projects featured at the "Petaloo" blog this week for my Guest appearance over there!
Thank you "Petaloo"
for letting me discover your wonderful flowers and trims
and for welcoming my tutorials at your blog!
Thanks for the visit and lovely comments
closes on Nov. 4th
sponsor: Paper Crafter's Library
sponsor: Paper Crafter's Library
SUPPLIES
C'est beau, c'est beau ! J'adore ta petite bottine de sorcière! Bravo pour l'ensemble de tes créations et pour ta prestation chez Petaloo !
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative card! I have that cut file as well, so thanks for the wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteOh this is definitely my favourite Halloween card. I wish I had your creativity. This card rocks my world!
ReplyDeleteta bottine est splendide bravo j adore
ReplyDeletebisous
What a fantastic Halloween card Bibiana, love it also your step card is beautiful decorated.
ReplyDeletehugs pam
ta réalisation est magnifique bravo bises
ReplyDeleteGreat card - love it. A lovely Victorian boot could be made in a similar fashion.
ReplyDeletevraiment superbe la carte finie, bravo et bisous
ReplyDeleteSuperbe réalisation ! Quelle créativité.... J'aime beaucoup ce mélange de couleurs et la façon dont tu as utilisé les fleurs. La botte est très élégante et cette enveloppe transparente avec le napperon noir ajoute beaucoup de charme à l'ensemble. Bravo ! Bises. Micha
ReplyDeleteC'est vraiment superbe, j'adore, bravo. Bises.
ReplyDeleteTOOOOOOO CUTE! Great design Miss B!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful boot - if the shoe fits ...
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
It's gorgeous! What fun goodies you got to play with! Everything looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous , love all the pictures x
ReplyDeleteA stunning project Bibiana. Thanks for all the gorgeous photos and detail. Hugs and enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeleteEsta preciosaaaa!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute invitation. Just love it! TFS!!
ReplyDeletesuperbe réa! bises
ReplyDeletec'est magnifique et très original
ReplyDeletebonne soirée