This week at Haunted Design House our Macabre Monday Challenge is Horrific Haunts. We're all about haunted houses. I pulled out my Oct 31st cartridge and cut the house, tree and clouds with lightening. My original intention was to make a luminaria using a glass vase or something but I didn't have anything big enough. Instead I made a frame from Happy Hauntings and messed with it in Design Studio until I had decent proportions for my cuts. It turned out to be almost 12 x 13 and I cut it 4 times, hiding the contours on 3 of them and using colored vellum as a background so it could be lit from behind or hung in a window. I added the moon (also from Oct 31st) and used MS border punches for the fence and graveyard. The clouds and moon are behind the vellum, the punches and house are on it, and the tree is popped. I used enough foam between the layers of the frame that I didn't need to use chipboard. Now wait 'til you see the rest of the fabulous creations from my Sinister Sisters, the Macabre Minions. I think we really stepped it up this week. Ready for a challenge? Come check us out. It's only 40 more days 'til Halloween!
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Oh WOW - that's awesome! I love it - the eery light from behind is just cool! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
Well, here's another "WOW". I really like how you did this card!!! I too like the lighted-look effect and the topper really makes it kind of elegant!
ReplyDeleteYou did great!!!
Hi Donna,
ReplyDeleteThe colours on this spooky card are magnificent. The yellow background really makes everything stand out. Brilliant.
Hugs,
Fiona x
Oh WOW Donna how amazing is this!! Love the spooky silhouette look and the green vellum background which lets the eerie light through perfectly! Love love love this!!
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Juliexx
brilliant work that is an amazing looking effect x
ReplyDeleteLove this card Great job on it
ReplyDeleteDonna, I love how this all glows, great special effects job, terrific project for a window. Hugs
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a neat looking "scene".....love how this turned out.
ReplyDeleteWow, Donna. This is unbelievable. So cool. I definitely have to get that Oct 31st cart out.
ReplyDeleteIt's turning cooler here - just like fall. Hope the weather is good in CA.
NJB
Nice!! Love the way you have used the border punches.
ReplyDeletesuper creative! love it!
ReplyDeleteliz :o)
This is wonderful. Love the cuts behind the vellum, popped on top and the frame. Great vision! Your style rocks!
ReplyDeletexx Susan
This is fierce! You cannot buy something this cool in stores - I WANT IT! ;) Absolutely awesome - I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning, I love everything about it :D
ReplyDeleteOkay..this totally blows me away!
ReplyDeleteI mean if this whole thing doesn't capture the magic of this holiday..I don't know what would!
This is something I am really wanting to see in person! Justin works the next 2 weeks again but has off most weekends in Oct. Maybe we can visit?
Off to see your other post...
Way cool, girl! Love all of those gnarly cuts against the illuminated night!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is soo cool! I love the colored vellum and that cloud with the lightening , wow! I think I do need that cart now! :P
ReplyDeleteomgawd!!! You used lights....YEA!!!!! You knew I would just love this project....I have been trying to figure out something with lights for a Halloween project....this really inspires me to...thank you!!! you're rocking girlie!!! Hugs
ReplyDeleteThis looks just super! WOW! I love the different layers and that coloured vellum is fantastic! Well done!
ReplyDeleteOH WOZERS!! You are such an inspiration. I just love this!!
ReplyDeleteI love visiting your blog - and this is one example of why. Your amazing creations are just so great and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThankyou Donna
Helen x
Your haunted house is truly amazing! Btw, my "magic happens" ATC is on its way to your probably not so horrific haunt. I hope you'll like it!
ReplyDeleteWOW...You put a lot of thought and work into this and it shows. Totally awesome!
ReplyDeleteDonna WOW -The whole scene is the reason for Halloween. Now I know I need this cart.
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