Her name is Halloween Magic and she's a retired stamp from Stampendous, which I think is really versatile as the image could be used for Halloween, Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day, or anything Steampunk'd.
Halloween Magic was stamped with Tuxedo Black Memento ink and colored with Copic markers. The image panel was die-cut with a Nestabilities die (Spellbinders).
Pale green cardstock was embossed with the Clocks embossing plate (Cherry Lynn Designs) and matted with darker green cardstock The patterned paper is from an exceedingly old Lime Rickey 6x6 pad (Basic Grey). Green cardstock was die-cut with some Gearhead Thinlets Alterations dies (Sizzix) and the Nuts and Bolts Punch die (Marianne Designs).
The patterned paper was layered with the embossed matted cardstock, then the double-matted image panel was adhered. Some gears were added over some of the designs and three Philips Head Screw die-cuts were added to the top left. The image panel was adhered to a green card.
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I shall enter this card into the following challenges:
• Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenges: Bit O'Green
• Shopping Our Stash Challenges: Luck O' the Irish
• The Paper Girls Challenges: Luck of the Irish
Love this totally versatile and beautiful image and all the fantastic details on your card.
ReplyDeleteAwesome coloring and layout!!
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Maria Rodriguez.DT
such a fun card!! love your coloring :) thank you for playing along with us at simon says wednesday challenge!
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