It's our second week for the Skeletal Remains Challenge at Haunted Design House sponsored by the fabulous Octopode Factory. Lily's quirky stamps are fave of mine and I'm thrilled that's she's offering the winner of this challenge a $15.00 gift certificate to her Etsy Shop. I've made a Double Zig Zag card that I found on Deneen's Blog. Thanks for the fab instructions, Deneen! Here it is closed with a band I made with my new Spellbinders Arched Windows, and MS fence punch and Octopode's Saint Valentine, and Pirate Skull and Crossbones.
Inside a lovely graveyard wedding scene unfolds. I've been wanting to enter the Sharon's April Guest Designer's Challenge, add an Architectural Element on the Smeared and Smudged Forum so out came the the Arched Window again, this time backed by the Fancy Lattice (also Spellbinders). The Stair Steps are attached between the back panels and are embossed with the Tim Holts Bricked folder and the steps fold up when the card is closed.
Terrence officiates and the Day of the Dead couple are decked out in their finest for the big day.
I've used Digi Paper from Crafty Chaos (NLIB, boohoo!) with Octopode's Hallowe'en Tombstones both inside,
and out. The edges are trimmed with another MS punch.
You still hangin' in there? I kinda loved this project, even though it took me forever, so I took GOBS of pix. LOL But this is the last one. Please visit Haunted Design House to see the fab makes by the rest of the Minions (both last week and this) and finds some Skeletal Remains and play along.
Besides Sharon's April Guest DT Challenge at Smeared and Smudged, I'm also entering it in the Cheerful Stamp Pad Gothic Cuties Challenge, and Left of Center (LOC).
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WOWOWOWOWOWWOOW!!! This is Amazing. You're design on this is beyond my vocab. Going to have to try to make =). I thought of that scene in Beetlejuice when they were getting married. Love your piece and so glad (again) to have joined this community. all smiles, s.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and card. It made me grin, yes I thought about Beetlejuice too. Thanks for playing along with the Gothic Cuties challenge at the Cheerful Stamp Pad.
ReplyDeletewow! I love this Donna how fantastic. This is beyond fantastic my gosh do you ever sleep?
ReplyDeletewell congrats on the absolute awesome!you rock!
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susan s
OMG, the inside is to die for. Oh, they already did! Fabulous design - going to go check out the tut too - but your creative vision here is superb!! And I can see the unbelievable amount of work it must have been!! Susan's so right - you rock!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome, what a brilliant project! Thank you for playing along with the Cheerful Stamp Pad.
ReplyDeleteThis card is seriously awsome!
ReplyDeleteWhat an elaborate and very cool scene. Genious work! Love it! Hugz!
ReplyDeleteOMG Donna, this is just amazing!!!!! I love all the details, the sweet and creepy characters, the gravestones, it's awesome. Thanks for joining us at The Cheerful Stamp Pad. :)
ReplyDeleteLove all these details, for sure. So so cute.
ReplyDeleteCarole
WOW Donna! this is beyond amazing! I love the fancy folds and how you have decorated them, the whole composition is FAB!
ReplyDeletethis is simply incredible! i love all the different angles and the scene development. this may have taken awhile but it was surely worth it! thank you for joining our "gothic cuties" challenge at the cheerful stamp pad! xo
ReplyDeletean incredible idea ti built that manson, looks fantastic. Thanks for joining us at LOC and hope to see you again soon.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING Donna you never cease to make me jealous haha x
ReplyDeleteWow what a great wedding scene, awesome job.. Thanks for playing along with the Gothic Cuties at the Cheerful Stamp Pad.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great spin on Gothic. Thanks for joining us at The Cheerful Stamp Pad.
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