The Dream Team are dipping their fingers into all things spooky, creepy, and scary, as we play along with the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween. The team will be taking turns to fill the quota of 31 days on the Dream It Up! blog, and posting on their own blogs as well. Be sure to leave them lots of love as this is truly a challenge for many of them! Here is today's post from Pam Hornschu:
I paste-embossed in Matte Black the Dreamweaver Stone Wall over the box and lid, breaking it up a bit as I went, and smearing extra paste around the edges. When dry, I brushed on some Metallic F/X powders and white ink to highlight the stones. I also paste-embossed the Romantic Rose so that it trailed up the sides of the stone wall. When dry, I ink-stenciled color from the Tsukineko Splendor pad.
A stamped and cut out set of headstones from the Stampendous Tomb Elements was adhered with 3D foam tape.
The Smeared and Smudged site is offering prizes each day of the month by a long list of sponsors...Dreamweaver being one of them, but we are also offering one stencil (our choice) to one lucky commenter on the Dream It Up! blog each day of the month! So, leave your comment below before heading over the Smeared and Smudged blog to view all of the other creepiness!
The winners on our blog for days 17-23 are:
Comment winner day seventeen: xfilekc
Comment winner day eighteen: craftings
Comment winner day nineteen: Donna Mundinger
Comment winner day twenty: Janis
Comment winner day twenty-one: Miriam Prantner
Comment winner day twenty-two: Teresa
Comment winner day twenty-three: Sarah Bales Strom
Please email lynell@dreamweaverstencils.com with your address, and the stencil of our choice will be on its way to you!
20 comments:
This is a tremendous project and a great finale to your month of creations! It's been great to dip into the month of October Halloween cards USA style from the UK thank you xx
Great box! I love the selectively colored elements and the little window to see the cards inside!
That is very cool. I love the box and the designs that allow you to see bits through the window are fantastic. Cards in a box make a great gift but this is just stunning. I love the combination of scary motifs and bright colours. Love it lots. Hugz
Fabulous box! Such wonderful use of these great stencils..must have them all!! lol And the peek a boo window is such a terrific idea! Love this idea soooo much!!
WOW! LOVE this box! That stone stencil looks totally real and adding the rose vine was brilliant. How fun to be able to get a glimpse of the fab cards inside. Amazing! xxD
Your creepy crypt box is de-fright-ful, love the card with the skeleton looking like he's trying to get out|! The roses seem to be wanting to keep him in! Ingenious!
Love this stone box! It looks so real! The roses and headstone are awesome. Love the peek-a-boo style! Super fun, thanks so much for sharing!~kim
A very clever and versatile box.
That brick wall stencil is amazing.
This is so cool. Great brick wall stencil.
Sweet Halloween card box. Love the details.
So cool to have all of tue cards together in one place that looks so fabulous. Love the box sooo much
Yikes....not sure what else besides cards are in that box that the skeleton is guarding....but he can keep it!!! I'm not going near it. :) Fabulous Halloween box!!!
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This is so awesome! I love the box with the stenciled bricks.
The Stone Wall is just perfect for this project! Love the spooky skeleton inside the box, looking through the window! Fun!
Love the box and the way the cards peep through!
Ooooo ahhhhh, what a spooktacular box for all your cards! Truly bootiful!
Woohoo, I think my Mom won one of our fab stencils for Day 18 ;0) Yay!!!
Wow, love this box and all the cards.
This is so cool! Love the way each card shows something spooky through the viewing spot.
Brilliant box for your cards! Love the texture. Those cards look fab too.
Wow, what a beautiful (but also spooky) box! I love the texture of the stones and the vines. Wow, what a neat idea. Beautiful work. :) Thanks for sharing.
Katie B.
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