
HOP LINE-UP
1. Ann Schach
2. Diana Caho
3. Joanna Munster
4. Melanie Collins
5. Stephanie Uzee
6. Linda Callahan
7. Carla Bazhenow
8. Pam Giudici
9. Kris Kilcoyne
10. Mary Fish
11. Barbara Furlong
12. Angela Richwine
13. Gina Shaw
14. LeAnn Slater
15. Jason Casper
16. Tracy Cowee
17. Kylie Nicolosi
18. Margaret Moody
And stop by to see Mike Funke. He has prepared a wonderful treat cup card!
Card #1: Quick and Easy "Spooky" Card
Quick and classy, this black and white card can be created in minutes using Stampin' Up!'s Nite Owl paper. Heat embossing and a metal label holder add the perfect touches!
The Stampin' Schach Design Tips:
- Let the Designer Paper do the work! Use the "Tree" corner designs on Stampin' Up's Nite Owl Designer Series Paper to serve as the focal point of your card.
- Make your sentiment "pop"! Stamping your sentiment with VersaMark ink and then heat embossing with Black Stampin' Emboss Powder will make your sentiment stand out in a crowd!
- VersaMarker Magic! Selected branches and the fence were outlined using a VersaMarker and then heat embossed with Black Stampin' Emboss Powder. How awesome is this! And...it's easy, too!
- "I was framed!" A Styled Silver Raised Dot Label Holder from the Hodgepodge Hardware collection makes the perfect frame for the sentiment while adding interest and texture!
- Envelope Envy! The "Spooky Tree" image from House of Haunts was heat embossed in black to create an envelope that foreshadows its contents!
Spooky Tree...Zindorf Style
After attending Michelle Zindorf's workshop at the end of the August, I have revisited several of the sets in Stampin' Up!'s vast arsenal of stamps, all with a new eye toward brayering. The set, House of Haunts, has long been a favorite of my son's. I finally purchased it, knowing that it could be used to create beautiful brayered Halloween cards!
The Stampin' Up! Design Tips:
- Brayered cards look great with simple layouts. Old Olive card stock was zipped through the Big Shot with the Square Lattice Textured Impressions Embossing Folder and then punched using the Photo Corners Punch. Pacific Point card stock was embossed using the new Spider Web folder.
- Finish with a flourish! The "Small Swirl" from Priceless becomes the perfect corner accent! Stamped in black, a White Signo Gel Pen is used to highlight the image.
- Bring on the bling! This owl is a hoot with Basic Pearls for eyes, while Basic Rhinestones accent the flourish. Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz adds a frosty shine. The Rich Razzleberry 5/8" Grosgrain Ribbon is adorned with an Old Olive Glimmer Brad and even more Basic Rhinestones!
- For more information about brayering and for the location of a class near you, please visit Michelle's blog.
































37 comments:
Wow! Your cards are amazing! They are so beautiful!
Love, Love, Love these cards! They are fantastic!!!
Amazing cards Ann!!!!!!
LOVE the black and white card - very cool!
Dawn
Girl, you must be really making Michelle proud! BEAUTIFUL brayered background!!!!!!!
Both cards are so creative and gorgeous!
Stunning and spooooky cards! Love them both so much!
Awesome Ann! Lovin' your black and white spooky card! You have got the brayer technique down perfectly ... gorgeous! Have a great day!
Beautiful Cards for Halloween! I look forward to viewing your blog each day!
What amazing Halloween cards. The black and white is really unique and love the simplicity. The colorful card shows off your amazing coloring talents. Hugs, Mary
Fab Halloween cards! You certainly mastered Michelle's class The 'Spooky' card is mesmerizing--totally awesome.
All I can think of is The Twilight Zone because you have definitely entered a whole new dimension in card making.........stunning in every way!
Ann....There is an ANN STYLE! I LOVE THIS! It is fantastic!!! and distinct and YOURS!!!!
Works of art, Ann! I can't believe that the tree card was so super easy! Your brayering is excellent. You have inspired me to try! ~Bonnie~
i love your spooky trees!
You are a true Artist!!! These are amazing!!! Hugs,
GREAT job Ann!! I don't know if I can pick a favorite. I love the look of the black and white, but the House of Haunts set is one of my favorites, too. All of your attention to detail is amazing. Thanks for inspiring us!!
Amy
Spooktacular brayering!!
Gorgeous in a Spooky kind of way. If you are 1st I can't wait to see the others. Very creative as usual, you rock ANN
These are so gorgeous and spooky at the same time! Great job, as usual! Have a
great day!
chanda
Love them both. I have to learn how to do that brayering thing! LOL
Mike
These are both brilliant! Love, love the bayering!!
Spooky is my favorite. Tonight I will have to sleep with the lights on. ;-)
This is very nice. I love it. But I do not see my name on the HOP. TFS and God Bless.
Diana
http://b4ustamp.blogspot.com
LOVE that blue! Fantastically spooky designs, too!
these are so cute!
Sorry, Ann...can't type...need both...hands...to pick up...jaw from floor...WORKS OF ART. XOXO
Wonderful cards.
One word....Amazing!!!!
hugs
Darlene-Joy
Your cards are incredible! Following from SC!
Ann, the cards are gorgeous! Envy you being able to take one of Michele's classes. Thanks for sharing!
Ann these are FAB-U-LOUS!!! OMG Love the brayering, and the tree is spectacular. Hard to believe that is the paper. Wow. Super Spooky.
WOWzers, these are great cards! You are so talented at making each detail count. My fav is the brayered card, so beautifully done!~
My gosh Ann! These cards are gorgeous. I love that you thought to use the DP paper as the background to your first card. Now I'm sorry that I did not order this paper.Your second card is beautiful.I love that you made your own scene and used the sponging and embossing techniques. It looks like you spent a lot of time on your card.Gorgeous! :)
Mary
Wow, you're cards are absolutely amazing.... I love the spooky black & white tree!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
~Ola
okj83 at live dot com
Ann, the black and white card is really great..........but that brayered card is absoluely AWESOME! You really need to show Michelle what you did with it after taking her class!!! My jaw dropped when I saw it.....you really did her proud!
Stunning, as always. You always inspire me!! :)
Ann, they are both AMAZING projects. I love what you did with house of haunts combined with lovely as a tree.
hugs
jaydee
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