Just before the witching hour, here is a little innocent house in the country - looks very spooky to me, wonder what's going on inside !!I used Distress inks again on the background, dusty concord & black soot for the sky and shabby shutters for the bushes which were masked off with some little swirly vinyl stickers before applying the ink with cut'n'dry foam. The masks were removed before applying the ink. The lot was sprayed with a fine spritz of water and dried quickly with the heat gun.
The house was stamped with black pigment ink and heat embossed with detail black embossing powder. The windows and door were outlined with purple Sharpie pen. The word 'spooky' and the moon were stamped with starlight silver Brilliance ink and this was also used direct to paper at the top of the card.
Sid xx
Spooky indeed ... love the way you got the bushes...tis grand! :O)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I too like the bushes!
ReplyDeleteGreat spooky look! The bushes are fab and I love the dtp silvery white streaks at the top!
ReplyDeleteHee hee - my verification word is "busts". Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters!
Chillin'!!!!
ReplyDeletereally spooky!
ReplyDeletehugs Susi
This is great Sid and I LOVE your card beneath too!
ReplyDeletelike the background..great fun..and thanks for visiting my blog today
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the embossing, very crisp. I have the black soot ink pad to and am afraid to use it since I think it will be too dark. Yours has a certain twilight eeriness to it that certainly makes it "Spooky!"
ReplyDeleteLove it Sid, and the spiders web one below. Sorry I have not been around.
ReplyDeleteVery spooky!It's a fab little house!
ReplyDeleteYou've captured that eerrie feeling so well. Shivers down the spine and the cry of foxes (Midsommer Murder noises etc). Excellent Sid x Jo
ReplyDeleteI love the misty quality you've achieved in the background Sid :o)
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