Wednesday, September 17, 2014

DDC#2 and S&SVSScrapbook

October is getting near and I got to start getting projects at least started for 31 Days of Halloween!  More deets to come on that fun event and if you want to know more check out the info HERE.

Today the project I got done was inspired and for two challenges.  The first is a wonderful new challenge blog called Delicious Darkness Challenges.  Challenge #2 is Anything Goes but gots to be Gothic.  Please go and see what this new challenge blog has to offer and to also be inspired by a fab-o top skull fracture of a Design Team.  Delicious in deed!

Next, the September scrapbook sketch from this month's Very Sketchy Challenge at the Smeared and Smudged Forum.  A place I like to call home bloody home.  This month's sketch was fun and I added an extra bit of interaction.  See the pics below to find out...Have a great day and go get crafty!


No Two of a Kind Details

Image is from Delicious Darkness shop called Horrorscope - Gemini.
Image was printed onto Whisper White card stock and colored in with Blendabilites.
Black Ranger Accents on eyes/noses, and Crystal Effects on teeth and white claws.

Scrapbook page is made from two different sheets of designer papers.  One is from Me & My Big Ideas (bottom) and the top a Stampin' Up! dp (retired).
Top dp was sponged on all edges with ink.

Saying "happy together" is from SU! set called A Dozen Thoughts.

Circles were cut from printed Smeared Ink digital image from set called Circus Procession.
The full black ring is cut from scrap paper and colored in with black Sharpie.
The white ring was punched with circle punches and then dotted with Black Ranger Accents.
Clear ring is from stash and cut with scissors.

Fold out is Basic Black card stock.
Ring and punched circle are from the same Smeared Ink digital stamp.
Acetate w/ dots is from a SU! Specialty Designer Paper set called Night & Day (retired).
All materials used are current Stampin' Up! (SU!) unless otherwise noted.



4 comments:

  1. Fabulous!! Great use of that awesome image, and I love the fold down part. Very clever. Thanks so much for joining us at Delicious Darkness.

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  2. How did I miss this? Cool layout. One of my fave of the Horrorscopes and that fold down rocks. Thanks so much for joining us at Delicious Darkness. xxD

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  3. What a wonderful way of using this fabulous image :) Thank you for sharing with us at Delicious Darkness

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  4. whart a great project. Thank you for sharing over on Delicious Darkness xx

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