Macabre Monday...

Today I painted a wall in the living room. Of course, this meant not much room in my girl cave!

I snuck in for a bit this afternoon and made a really quick card for Barb Foster's Macabre Monday Challenge.

This week's challenge was to choose a horror flick for a little inspiration. Barb's sample card was "Carrie", and it is awesome. You really should run over and take a look at it!

The two scariest movies I think I've seen are The Exorcist, and The Shining. Both still to this day scare me, so I couldn't make anything using them! Of course, to be honest, the last few days, the scariest flicks have been watching my beloved Cardinal's lose their ball games!!!

I chose an old creepy tale that I saw several years ago, called "The Hellraiser". I found this picture on the internet, and just couldn't resist the straight pins! Of course, the only one I'd be brave enough to mail it to would be Barb!!! Lol... Anyway, here's to 10 minute cards!!!

Supplies: Black CS, Internet Photo, Sentiment: River City Rubber Works, White Embossing Powder, Embossing Ink, Pop dots.

I think I need to go make something a little less gruesome now!

Have a great night!

Patti J.

Gilda Radner once said, "Life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next.

Thank Goodness Wrinkles Don't Hurt...

Hard to believe that tomorrow is Wednesday already! Hope you have all had a good week so far. Mine has been busy, but not too bad.

I finally had time to work up another challenge.

This very silly card is for the Mojo Monday challenge. The sketch was fun, as it was sized for a business envelope - something different!

I looked for a tall and skinny stamp, and found this one that I'd forgotten about. There is no 'name' on it - only the copyright sign and the letters PSX. The sentiment is from River City Rubber Works. You can't really read the sentiment - it says "Thank goodness wrinkles don't hurt".

All papers are Three Bugs in a Rug. Base card stock is DCWV. I used the EK Success Bubble Edge Punch, my Fiskar's deckle edge scissors, and although you can't tell from the photo, this babe is all glitzed up with the Starburst Glitter Pen by Sakura.

Hope she makes you smile! (I think she is so ugly, she's cute!) Maybe Caryl will come up with a snazzy name for her!

Have a great night!

Patti J.

~A faultless person is possible only in a faultless world.