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Say Cheese! with Stampendous


This season catch all those selfie moments with a really ghoul-y stamp by Stampendous! They have this scary sweet stamp called Selfie Witch to use for party invitations, scrapbooking pages and more!

For my card today, I wanted to capture a Halloween night selfie which was quite easy to pull together! Stamp, sponge some color and you're done! Here's how I made this fun little card.


 Supplies: I provide some product links that are through my Amazon Affiliate, and that means when clicked and purchased in the same session a few pennies are sent my way at no cost to you.

Featured Product(s):
Plus:
  • 6 x 6 Cling Crackle (AZ, STM)
  • Mixed Media White Paper (AZ, STM)
  • Tuxedo Black Ink Pad (AZ, STM)
  • Stamp Handles (AZ, STM)
  • Green and Yellow Cardstock by My Mind's Eye (company website)
  • Memento Ink Pad - Elderberry (AZ), Grape Jelly (AZ), and Dandelion (AZ)
    • Ribbon by Creative Impressions (company website)
  • Sponge or Mini Ink Blending Tool (AZ, EH, SP)
Instructions:
  1. Fold a 4-1/4 by 11-inch Mixed Media White Paper in half and sponge Grape Jelly ink on the front.
  2. Stamp Crackle with Grape Jelly onto card front and sponge around edges with Elderberry ink.
  3. Stamp Witch Selfie and sentiment from Little Red with black ink onto Mixed Media White Paper and Witch Selfie on a sticky note to trim out a mask for face and phone.
  4. Place the mask on image and sponge Dandelion ink then Grape Jelly over the entire stamped image.
  5. Mat with yellow and green cardstock then glue onto card base.
  6. Tie the yellow ribbon around front flap of the card base.
Exciting event coming up! This October Stampendous will be hosting a whole month of Halloween goodies! Save the month for playing along with comments and get inspiration at the same time for all your Halloween entertaining!

I'm a maker who receives goodies chosen by myself for design team work. To see a list of these companies just scroll to the bottom of my blog under FTC Declaration.

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  1. Becca YahrlingAugust 29, 2018 at 12:55 PM

    She's a cutie!! Great card, too.

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  2. Mary HolshouserAugust 31, 2018 at 5:53 PM

    She is darling. Love the silhouette.
    Great card. thanks for sharing
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  3. FD91354August 31, 2018 at 8:33 PM

    I love this silhouette witchy poo. The colors are just perfect. Reminds me of Bewitched :)

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  4. McStamperSeptember 1, 2018 at 12:40 AM

    Love your witch. The accent on the phone looks great.

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  5. Tracey MagnerSeptember 2, 2018 at 6:32 AM

    Love your card, she is so adorable, selfies are so popular now, AWESOME card, thanks.

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  6. sharon gSeptember 2, 2018 at 5:15 PM

    I like the glow!!! This is really cute!

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  7. Denise BryantSeptember 3, 2018 at 10:28 PM

    Very fun card!

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  8. JeanSeptember 11, 2018 at 8:04 AM

    What a fun card! Loving these stamps!

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