Prima Marketing Julie Nutting Witchy Poo

 Welcome back and Happy Autumn!!  I love working with the autumn colors and especially making Halloween cards.  Welcome back and Nancy here to share with you a tri-shutter Halloween card scored numerous places with my Scor-Pal made with the adorable Prima Marketing Julie Nutting Witchy Poo stamp on Authentique - Nightfall and Graphic 45 - Rare Oddities - Brew and Potion paper.  There are several tri-shutter card tutorials on the web but I used an ole retired Tattered Lace dies, Sue Wilson Design square and rectangle die set   to cut the rectangle and squares out.

 I stamped the Prima Marketing Julie Nutting Witchy Poo using the Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on three patterned papers in the Authentique - Nightfall paper collection along with stamping this stamp on cream card stock.  I cut out each stamp and cut out the hat, dress and collar and glue these pieces on the cream cardstock.  I colored her face, stocking and hair with Copic Markers and used the Beacon 3 In 1 Advanced glue to adhere on the card.  I used the Authentique - Nightfall and Graphic 45 - Rare Oddities - Brew and Potion throughout the tri-shutter card.  I glued along the edges of the card a punched out Martha Stewart spider web. 

I used the Prima Marketing Melange Vintage Art Pebbles throughout the card for the finishing touch.  I stamped three bats on black metallic cardstock found in the Prima Marketing Julie Nutting Witchy Poo stamp set with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and then stamped on the same image with an embossing pad and used the NUVO Glitter Black Noir embossing powder with a hot embossing gun before cutting these bats out and adhering on the card with glue.  The NUVO Black glitter embossing shows the bats better than just stamping it with black ink.  The Hocus Pocus sentiment and All Hallow's Eve along with other patterned paper can be found in the Authentique - Nightfall paper collection.

Below is a tag made with the same paper collections in addition to Wild Rose Studio Vianna Sentiments of Get Well Soon.

I am entering this card in 
Dies R Us Challenge #106:  Anything Goes and use dies Dies R Us:  Tattered Lace and Sue Wilson dies
Scrapyland Challenge #99 - Anything Goes Dies Tattered Lace  die set and Sue Wilson rectangle and square die sets
Scor-pal:  Scor-Pal More than Once Halloween, Autumn, Fall

Keep watching and thank you so much for those wonderful comments as well as suggestions. 

Enjoy and Happy Crafting!

Book of Spells

 If you have been following my blogs, last Saturday I posted a card using the wonderful Tattered Lace Essential Shutter Card die set purchased from The Rubber Buggy.  I mentioned that I will be using this same die set each Saturday, Tattered Lace Essential Shutter Card for the next month making cards for other occasions.  

For anyone who has made a shutter card, there is a lot of time and mistakes in measuring and scoring. Just look at the many dies in this set and you can see why Tattered Lace created this fantastic die set to take the pain of measuring and scoring every square and rectangle, etc. for making a shutter card.  Now it is loads of fun to make shutter cards.  Look at the additional dies in this set to cut patterned paper and even more dies in this set to add the sentiment or image, making many layers if you want.  I would image now that you are seeing the possibilities that you have now making shutter cards for special people in your life.  

The Rubber Buggy sells a wide variety of colored Bazzill premium card stock. I love the weight and quality of the Bazzill card stock papers especially for frames.  I used the Bazzill Licorice Twist (Black) card stock to cut out the shutter card frame using the Tattered Lace Shutter Card die and glued each piece onto the shutter card frame.

The fun begins when adding the sentiments and pattern paper.  I have used the gorgeous varies of Halloween paper from Graphic 45:  Halloween in Wonderland, Rare Oddities Brews and Potions, and Steampunk Spells-Nevermore.  

Below- I used the Memory Box Antique Gear Set and colored with the Prima Marketing - Art Alchemy-Metallique Bronze and added some Ranger Distress Inks Ripe Persimmons 

Graphic 45 Rare Oddity Stamp Set

I used this gorgeous stamp set came from the Graphic 45 Rare Oddity One Stamp Set with the Misti Stamp tool to get the black ink to show up so well.  

Now it is your turn to try these products out from The Rubber Buggy and see what you create! 

Remember to visit The Rubber Buggy store to shop for those gorgeous dies, stamp supplies and other supplies for all of your projects, scrap booking and card making.  You will be excited to hop on over to  The Rubber Buggy Blog and The Rubber Buggy Facebook each day to see what the talented and creative designers have made with products from The Rubber Buggy store.  

Thank you again for visiting me today.  I will be sharing with you next Saturday another exciting project or card made using the wonderful Rubber Buggy supplies.  

Nancy Hill

Designer for The Rubber Buggy