Christine's Creative Nook

  Hello my crafty friends welcome to my blog today.  Well it is officially fall and Halloween is fast approaching so my post today is a Halloween card that I have designed using Susan's CountryScapes Build A Witch die set.  There are 2 witches in the die set and I could not decide which witch (hehehe) to use so I decided to design a card that used both. Here is how the card was created.  Card base is black glitter paper cut 12" X 7" scored at 6" folded on score line to form 7" X 6" card so both witches would fit. Cut orange cardstock 6-3/4" X 5-3/4" adhere to card front using Clear Double Sided Adhesive. Cut white Soft Finish Cardstock 6-1/2" X 5-1/2" .  Cut circle approximately 2-1/2" from scrap paper (just a mask for moon) add removable adhesive to back place on white cardstock where you would like your moon to be.  Using Distress Oxide re-inkers place a few drops Spiced Marmalade, Wilted Violet, Wild Honey and just a couple...

    Hello everyone welcome to my blog and thank you for stopping by.  Today is Susan's Garden September Challenge and the challenge this month is Home Decor using Susan's dies.  I chose to decorate  a lantern that I have had around for a while and have not been using.  Sorry about photo quality as it is very hard to photograph things with glass. For our Challenge today Elizabeth Craft Designs are giving away a $20 Gift Card to use on the Elizabeth Craft Designs website  to 3 winners.  To enter, simply leave a  comment on the Elizabeth Craft Designs blog post  and answer this question: What Home Decor items do you like to create to use in your home? We will select 3 lucky winners in a random drawing. The winners will be announced on  Friday, September 15th,  on the Elizabeth Craft Designs blog. *******************  http://wp.me/p4kQzc-74H   Here is how I did it. 1.  Cut 7 or 8 Garden Notes Grapevine Wreath ...

Welcome all to my blog.  Today I am posting a card that I designed for Susan's Garden Design Team and is posted on Elizabeth Craft Designs blog.  Check out their blog for full tutorial for card.