Ghostly Greetings

Hi, Everyone! This is Tiffany and I thought I'd start this post with a crafty confession. I purchased my first Hello Bluebird stamps and dies from the Butterfly Reflections Ink shop at the end of last year and I'm just now using them! In my defense, I did buy Halloween and Christmas items, so I'll give myself a break. After using a few Hello Bluebird items, I'm hooked and now I want them all! For this A2 sized card, I used Hello Bluebird's Ghostly Greetings and Gallery Frame Die #3.

I began this card by using the Gallery Frame Die to cut a piece of black card stock and a piece of orange from Lawn Fawn's Knock on Wood paper pack. I ink blended the background, spritzed it with water, and then splattered orange and black water based paint on it. I stamped the images in Memento Tuxedo Black ink and then cut them out. I used Copic markers to color the images. Once I assembled the card I added Star Dust Stickles to the bows and bow ties, I also stamped stars on the background around the images.

I had so much fun creating this card that I decided to create an inside panel too. On the inside I used black card stock and another piece of orange from Lawn Fawn's Knock on Wood paper pack. I stamped the ghost and speech bubble in black ink and outlined them with Copic markers, I then stamped some blue stars as a finishing touch. I hope you've enjoyed this card! I'll see you again next week!

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