Hello everyone,  STAMPtember 2019 is here!!!!!

 We are having a party to celebrate the biggest Simon Says Stamp Release in the year and a whole month event intended to inspire, educate, and celebrate the fun of stamping!

Today papercraft artist and bloggers from all over the world will be sharing ideas and inspiration using the latest products available here.

 I'll be featuring Spooky Silhouette Background an incredible bold Halloween themed stamp.

 I made 4 super easy cards 

• I used the Tim Holtz stamping platform to stamp the spooky silhouette image on smooth cardstock.
• I used Versafine Onix Ink as it is great to work with waterbased products.
• I did some Distress ink blending over the image.

• Next, I mixed loads of white shimmer powder with a little bit of water in a spray bottle and I sprayed the panels.
• I  allowed the panel to dry and I die cut it using the larger dies in Wonky Rectangles die set. just to add a decorative edge to the panel.

• I adhere to the die cut panel on a C6 card base.
• Using a yellow alcohol marker I added colours to the house window.  
• The sentiments were heat embossed with white embossing powder on black cardstock.

• I fussy cut them sentiments and adhere them to the panel using double-sided foam adhesives.
• To finish I embellish with sequins and Nuvo Crystal Glaze.

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I had the idea to make  Halloween themed project for today, trying to recreate Frankenstein. Who doesn't love Frankenstein?  He is creepy, he is ugly but he is sensitive,  emotional and he has a good heart. So to do this  I used the Coffee Gift Card Holder  Dies  and Grass Border dies by Honey Bee. This is a gift card holder and when folded it measures 3.64" wide x 5.5" tall... It fits perfectly inside an A2 envelope!

For the little tag, I used a little stamp from Angel Policy stamp set which is super sweet.