Hey Southern Ridge Trading Company fans, Katelyn here. Halloween is only 20 days away and I've been busy creating Halloween projects, so I've created this Wicked Halloween Card perfect to give to that special someone in your life. You'll want to read below as I share with you how to recreate my Wicked Halloween Card at home.
To start, you'll need the Oval Chain Frame. Apply two coats of black gesso to the frame. Once the paint has dried, randomly apply the Emboss It Ink to the frame and sprinkle Wrought Iron Boho Blends embossing powder to the frame. Tap off the excess powder and emboss with a heat tool.
Next, you'll need the wicked word from the Wicked Halloween Word Mix. Apply a coat of Emboss It Ink to the word and sprinkle Baked Texture - Taos Sunset embossing powder over the entire surface of the word. Tap off the excess powder and emboss with a heat tool.
The next three steps will use the Fall Leaves.
Choose three leaves and apply two coats of Fired Brick Distress Paint to the leaves. Once the leaves have dried, rub either Ground Espresso or Walnut Stain Distress Crayon to each of the leaves.
Choose three leaves and one Itty Bitty Kraft Maple Leaves and apply two coats of Carved Pumpkin Distress Paint to the leaves. Once the leaves have dried, rub either Ground Espresso or Walnut Stain Distress Crayon to each of the leaves.
Choose two more leaves and apply two coats of Spiced Marmalade Distress Paint to the leaves. Once the leaves have dried, rub either Ground Espresso or Walnut Stain Distress Crayon to each of the leaves.
The last chipboard piece you'll need is a zombie. Apply two coats of Antique Linen Distress Paint to the zombie. Once the paint has dried, rub Black Soot Distress Crayon on the zombie.
From the Halloween Night Paper Pack, you'll need to choose three patterned papers. From one piece of patterned, die cut a 4 1/2" Stitched Rectangle. From the second patterned paper piece, die cut a 4" Stitched Rectangle. From the third patterned paper piece, die cut a 3 1/2" Stitched Oval. Distress the edges of all the pieces. Ink the edges of all of the pieces using Black Soot Distress Ink and a blending tool with foam.
The last piece you'll need before assembly, is to cut a piece of cheesecloth.
Adhere the 4" stitched rectangle to the 4 1/2" stitched rectangle. Adhere the cheesecloth to the middle of the 4" stitched rectangle. Foam square the stitched oval to the middle of the cheesecloth. Adhere the oval chain frame overtop of the stitched oval.
On the left hand side of the oval frame, adhere five leaves and the zombie as desired.
Adhere the wicked word to the right of the leaves. Adhere the other three remaining leaves around the top portion of the oval frame.
Because it still seemed a little bare around the top portion of the frame, I adhered three more Itty Bitty Kraft Maple Leaves. On the left side of the frame in amongst the leaves, I adhere some tumbled carnelian gemstones, a couple of metal pinecones and a pumpkin. To finish the card, cut a cardbase that measures 5 3/4" x 9", score at 4 1/2". Adhere the cardfront to the cardbase.
Here are a few closeup photos of the card.
Here is the finished Wicked Halloween Card.
Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:
- Zombies
Other Supplies Used:
- Wild Whisper Design: Halloween Night Paper Pack
- Emerald Creek Craft Supplies: Boho Blends - Wrought Iron Embossing Powder, Baked Texture - Taos Sunset Embossing Powder, Tumbled Carnelian Gemstones and Pinecone Charms
- Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink: Distress Paint - Spiced Marmalade, Carved Pumpkin, Fired Brick and Antique Linen, Distress Crayon - Black Soot, Walnut Stain & Ground Espresso, Black Soot Distress Ink and a Blending Tool with Foam
- Ranger Ink: Emboss It Dabber
- DecoArt Media: Black Gesso
- Tim Holtz Ideaology: Mini Pumpkins
- Elizabeth Craft Designs: Stitched Ovals and Stitched Rectangles
- Misc: White Cardstock and Cheesecloth
Until Next Time!
- Katelyn
You've created a very cool card, Katelyn! All the embossing, inking and painting is great. I also love the way you nestled the zombie in among all the pretty leaves! :o)
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