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Happy Friday the 13th everyone and welcome to the Technique Junkies
Friday the 13th Halloween Card Hop! Each Design Team Member has made a Halloween card using Halloween stamps - new and previously released - with the hope that we inspire you to start making your own Halloween cards. Links to each of the cards is below and we hope you can hop on over to each one and check them out. Each Design Team Member also has a code on their posts that you can use to save 10% on the Technique Junkies website.
If you make a card using a Halloween stamp from Technique Junkies, please tag us by using #techniquejunkiesstamps so we can see what you create.
If you use my code (TJPatti10) when you order, you can save 10% on anything you order!
This card uses the Halloween Doodles background stamp. The images were colored with Copic Markers. The sentiment is Wicked Halloween. It was stamped onto vellum, and stapled to the focal panel.
Halloween Doodles was used on this card, as well, but was stamped in black ink onto Kraft Cardstock.
This card was made using Ghosties Night background stamp. Easy Peasy! Stamped with Versamark Ink, and heat embossed with white embossing powder. Ta-da, Ta-done!
I used Ghosties Night for this fun card. I stamped the images onto white cardstock, then fussy cut them, and hid them behind the 'die windows'. Another super easy card! The sentiment was die cut letters.
For this card, I stamped Burst in black ink, then ink blended some color on the focal panel. Wicked Halloween was then stamped onto white cardstock, and I did some stenciled dots over top of the sentiment, using A Colorful Life Designs stencil.
Leaves and Dragonflies Background stamp was used for this card. I stamped it with Versamark Ink, and heat embossed it with white powder. I grabbed my Medeival Medals embossing powder, stamped & heat embossed Mile on My Broom onto a gray circle. Lots of ink blending was done on this card.
Last, but not lease was this cute card! First, I used gray ink, and stamped Brickwork for my focal panel. Witch Switch was then stamped toward the bottom of the panel (the two bats are on the stamp). I cut out a few bats from glitter paper, and glued them toward the top. Then I grabbed a scrap of cheesecloth, and distressed it with some dark ink, and stuck it behind the focal panel. For the card base, I began with white cardstock, and used a stencil (A Colorful Life Designs) and some witchy green ink.
Check out the other members of the TJ Design team to see what spooky treats they have to share!!!
