Today, I'm sharing a fun rainfall card with the new @pearblossompress kit. If you've created rainfall cards before, you know they are a bit of work and this kit makes it so easy and much faster. First of all, it contains everything that you need in a pretty metal tin with a die that creates the rainfall thread guide for you. The kit also has a beautiful choice of seed beads with a silver lining, thread and needles, foam tape strips and detailed instructions! For the background, I used shaving foam! I had wanted to try it for a while and I thought the technique would be ideal for a sky background. I initially wanted to create a rainbow but it turned a bit too messy for the clean crafter in me. As usual with me, once the card is done, it is very hard to see the background, but IRL you do get to see swirls of blue and grey-blue. I used Speckled egg and Tumbled glass Oxide re-inkers. Products: Beaded rainfall kit (Pear Blossom Press) Tunnel clouds dies (Spellbinders) March cat (Pin...
Those are my very first Halloween cards of the season. Yay! I am determined this year to use my Halloween newbies and, though I'm very late kicking off Halloween this year, I really hope I'll manage to play with last year's treasures as well which I did not have a chance to use, including the crazy good Craftoween box. I had fun playing with @teamspellbinders Sir Skeleton, mixing him with that skeleton hand from a couple years ago which I just love, and on the other card, I used the August stitch die of the month. I did change the eyebrows for small rectangles to make this monster mummy more scary. And I also changed Sir Skeleton's eyes just to give him a different look. Products: Bad bone: Sir skeleton and Boos! Cocktails (Spellbinders Bones stencil (Stampers Anonymous / Tim Holtz) Boneyard die (Whimsy Stamps) Fab-boo-lous stamp (Papertrey Ink) Wrapped in fun: Sir skeleton, Fran-N-stitch and Make a monster (Spellbinders) Mummified stamp set (Mama Elephant) Ranger Distr...