On the left above is the 4"x5 1/4" piece of Fun Foam that I cut and then ran through my Spider Web Cuttlebug Folder (shown on the right). You can see the web impression embossed on the foam. I ran tape along the back of the roam and attached it to my acrylic block. Then I inked the foam with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and stamped it on my card.
I stamped three spiders and the BOO (Waltzingmouse Stamps - Halloween Party) cut out the spiders and punched the BOO and adhered them over the web using foam dimensionals. I originally only put one spider on the web - but multiplying by 3 increased the icky-scary-spooky factor don't you think???!!! LOL!!!
Thanks for coming by today - hope everyone who has Labor Day off is enjoying their day - I'm off for a walk with DH - I've been stamping all morning - time to get some fresh air (then I can stamp again) !!!
Stamps: Waltzingmouse Stamps - Halloween Party
Stamps: Waltzingmouse Stamps - Halloween Party
Paper: PTI, Ripe Avocado
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Spider web Cuttlebug folder, Circle punch, foam dimensionals, Fun Foam.
awesome card Julia!!!!
ReplyDeleteLol - I can't believe you actually cut out all those wee spindly legs - that's above and beyond the call of duty Julia!!lol, well worth it tho - fab spooky card!!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a nice birthday weekend Aunt Julia!
ReplyDeleteLove, Katie
How AWESOME is this???? You ROCK girlie! LOVe this!!
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME!! LOVE that web!!!
ReplyDeletefantabulous Julia!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun, Julia!
ReplyDeleteNow this is just really awesome!! LOVE your spider web!! HUGS
ReplyDeleteGreat card :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome job with the fun foam, Julia! Love the web you've weaved! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is just awesome! The green and black and triple spiders are triple fun! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI wanna know how in heaven's name you got this to work??? I tried all kinds of 'sandwiches', and couldn't get a deep enough emboss to stamp. Got any hot tips for me??? I love your card, even tho I find spiders ICKY!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool technique, Julia...your spider web turned out FABULOUS!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool!
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