Happy Halloween!

Mornin' y'all!  I sent Ryan off to school this morning wearing his Iron Man costume and lugging our contributions to his class ice cream party.  This afternoon he's going to help me get Daphne dressed up in a costume and take a few pictures : )  We let her sniff the costumes this morning and I am 100% sure she is NOT going to cooperate for dressing up.

Since it IS Halloween today, I couldn't resist just one more Halloween card this year, especially since I hadn't used one of my favorite Halloween stamp sets yet--not sure how that's possible given how many Halloween cards I made this year!  But here it is:

Carved & Candlelit is one of my earliest stamp set acquisitions and I will never get rid of it : )  I had to pull it out for this week's Inspired By... challenge:

Which I paired with the CAS Colours & Sketches sketch:

But wait, there's more!  I really liked this sketch so I had to make another card with it:

Plus I couldn't pass up the Creative Colour Challenge this week:

The leaf stamps are from Lovely Leaves, another longtime member of my stamp collection and one I won't let go of, and the "hello" is from Love of Leaves because I was looking for a small hello and it was conveniently close to Lovely Leaves on my stamp shelves.

That's it for me today, peeps.  Daphne wants to go on her daily tour of the neighborhood : )  Hope you have a wonderful Halloween!  I get to debut my new Maleficent costume tonight!

Cheers!

Supplies, pumpkin card:
Stamps:  Carved & Candlelit, Spooky Cat
Ink:  Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Pie, Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper:  Basic Black, Thick Basic White, Shaded Spruce DSP
Accessories:  Stylish Shapes dies, Dimensionals, Sunny Day Iridescent Dots

Supplies, leaf card:
Stamps:  Lovely Leaves, Love of Leaves
Ink:  Daffodil Delight, Cajun Craze
Paper:  Mossy Meadow, Thick Basic White, Cajun Craze DSP
Accessories:  Banners Collection Framelits, Dimensionals, Faux Glass Dot

All the Best Fiends

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  I can't believe that we're already on the last night of this year's Halloween Hex-Travaganza, I hope you enjoyed it even half as much as I did because I finally feel like I got to play enough with my Halloween goodies this year.

Since tonight is the last night of the Hex-Travaganza, I had to pair my favorite Halloween stamp set with my favorite Halloween DSP and here's what I came up with:

It's Vlad, Agnes, and Frankie all on one card!  I had so much fun making this card!  Usually I only use one of the fiends at a time, but I couldn't help putting all three on tonight's card.  I did make it easy on myself with just stamping the images in Memento Tuxedo Black on different colors of cardstock instead of coloring them all in with Blends or colored pencils.  I embossed the greeting in white and then added some ribbon dots because the pattern makes me think of spiderwebs and I needed a bit more white on the card so the white Boo! didn't look out of place.

On behalf of Vlad, Agnes, Frankie, and all my other Halloween pals, thanks for sticking with us for the Hex-Travaganza!  I will definitely be doing this again next year (not least because I still have more cards I haven't shared yet!).

Stay spooky until next October, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Best Fiends
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Versamark
Paper:  Basic Black, Perfect Plum, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Cast-a-Spell DSP
Accessories:  Tags & Labels Framelits, white EP, Ribbon Dots, Mini Dimensionals

Stargazing Foxes

Mornin' y'all!  Ryan brought home a recorder from school, do you remember learning how to play Hot Crossed Buns on the recorder in elementary school?  As I type this, he is tormenting poor Daphne who is Not A Fan of this new noisemaker.  Ryan is squeaking on the recorder, Daphne is barking at him, and I think I need to go get my noise-canceling headphones.  On the plus side, it will be time for Ryan to get ready for school in just a couple of minutes.

Anyway.  I made a scene for my card today.

I bought another Lawn Fawn set because I liked the images of stargazing animals, aren't these foxes adorable?  I chose a sky pattern from the Everyday Skies DSP Stack and then chose colors for everything else based on what I thought would look good--and that sky is pretty neutral so that made it easy.

I have three challenges for today, starting with Inkspirational:

This challenge has been percolating in my brain ever since it was posted.  Next up is the Inspire. Create. challenge:

I think this is my first Christmas card this year.  I do have some new SU! Christmas stamps to play with too so you'll start seeing more of those soon since I've finally gotten my fill of Halloween cards : )  (The last Hex-Travaganza card will be up at midnight tomorrow!)  Last up is this week's Freshly Made Sketch:

I'm pretty sure I physically recoiled when I saw it, wondering what the heck to do, but then my brain went to work and put it together with the other two challenges and my new stamp set : )

Okay, I think I need to go confiscate the recorder or Ryan is never going to get dressed for school.  Last night the hubs asked me how much my brother and I tortured our parents as kids, given that we were both in band from middle school through high school.  Yeah I think a piccolo and a trumpet would be worse than a recorder...but Ryan has recently expressed an interest in playing drums.  OY.

Cheers, y'all!

Supplies:
Stamps:  Winter Skies from Lawn Fawn
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Craft Whisper White, Balmy Blue, Stampin' Blends in Peach Pie, Timid Tiger, Balmy Blue, Bubble Bath, Shaded Spruce, Ivory
Paper:  Balmy Blue, Thick Basic White, Shimmery White, Everyday Skies DSP Stack
Accessories:  Winter Skies Lawn Cuts, Dimensionals

Dreary Halloween

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  Tonight's card is designed to showcase yet another Halloween stamp set that I acquired this year, Dark & Dreary.  Here's my card:

The card base and images are all stamped on Basic Beige, it's showing up lighter in the photo than it really is.  Here's the CASE-ing Tuesday Sketch that I used on this card:

My Halloween card is a totally different feel from this springy card, isn't it?  Only one more Hex-Travaganza card to go...

Stay spooky, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Dark & Dreary
Ink:  Versamark, Cajun Craze
Paper:  Basic Beige, Hallows Night Magic DSP
Accessories:  Circles Collection Framelits, black EP, Faux Glass Dots, Mini Dimensionals

Poppy Thoughts

Gooood morning y'all!  I feel like I got a lot done in my craft room yesterday and today Ryan has STEM club after school so I get even MORE crafty time, woohoo!  I'm still getting back in the groove with the challenges I usually follow but today's card is for three challenges, so pretty good.  Here it is:

Anytime I see anything poppy-related, my brain immediately goes to Margaret Hamilton's Wicked Witch of the West cackling about how "Poppies will put them to sleep!"  I was a big fan of The Wizard of Oz growing up (and it's still a classic, great movie), but I read the book Wicked when it came out and haaaaaaaaaated it so much that I refuse to go see the movies (or the Broadway show).  I'm the same way with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child; I read the screenplay and haaaaaaaaaated it and you couldn't pay me money to go see it.  If you like either of those things, good for you, not trying to say you shouldn't, but I will give them a skip.

Tangent.  Okay, let's get to the challenges, starting with CASE-ing Tuesday:

I used the dies from the Fright Night bundle for the label shape on the sketch and maybe the SU! artists did for the original card too?  Next up is the Festive Friday Challenge:

I've got red, black, and poppies; one could argue that the background paper I used is watercolor, just not by me as that's how it was printed : )  Also I stamped the poppy and leaf outlines on some watercolor wash patterns in the same pack of DSP as the other patterns I used.  Last up is the Sunday Stamps challenge:

The colors in the Peaceful Poppies DSP happily coordinate with the colors in this challenge, so I used black, Poppy Parade, Pool Party, and Old Olive for my four colors from the challenge graphic.

That's it for now, peeps.  I think I might make a second cuppa tea before I take Daphne for her walk; it's quite cool out there now!  Yesterday I think I ended up drinking at least three XL mugs of tea before noon and I am not complaining about that.  Cheers, y'all!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Painted Poppies, Peaceful Moments
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper:  Pool Party, Old Olive, Peaceful Poppies DSP
Accessories:  Fright Night dies, Painted Labels dies, Dimensionals, Fine Sparkle Gems

Stack o' Jacks

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  We are fast approaching Halloween night, but I still have a few more Hex-Travaganza cards up my sleeve : )  Here is tonight's card:

I am CASE-ing LeAnne's card for this week's Paper Players challenge because I loved it so much : )  I found a similar polka-dot pattern in my Halloween paper stash and her cute image made me think of this stack of jack-o-lanterns from Twick or Tweet.  I also loved the inspiration photo at Just Add Ink:

I worked in my best approximation of all the colors except the brown at the top, going with Pumpkin Pie, Very Vanilla (because it was in the DSP), Basic Gray, and Gorgeous Grape.  I don't have a good match for that beautiful purple color but I tried!

Stay spooky, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Twick or Tweet
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Gorgeous Grape, Basic Gray, Stampin' Blends in Pumpkin Pie and Highland Heather
Paper:  Gorgeous Grape, Very Vanilla, Spooky Night DSP
Accessories:  Stitched Shapes dies, Purple Shimmer Gems, Dimensionals, Wink of Stella

SUO Challenges: Frankie & Friends

Hey hey, happy Tuesday!  And it's time for a new challenge from SUO Challenges!

Check out the inspiration photo:

Tammy does such a great job of putting up challenge graphics for the design team well in advance, which means I had time to by (yet another) retired Halloween stamp set just for this challenge!  Take a look:

That cake made me think of this Frankie stamp and die set from Tricks & Treats, which I remember debating whether or not I should get it when it was first introduced.  Better late than never, right?  I paired Frankie and the haunted house with some retired Pumpkin Pie DSP.  All the black is heat embossed so it's shiny.

We still have a couple of days before Halloween, so time to get some last-minute spooky sweet cards done!  Or maybe you can take that inspiration photo and turn it into something NOT Halloweeny?  Ooh, I might have to take that challenge up myself.  ETA:  so right after I hit publish on this post, I took a look at Cynthia's blog and she DID make a non-Halloween card for this challenge, and it's amazing!  Now I really can't wait to get the Branching Out bundle in my hot little hands, I ordered it last week.

Hope you have fun and don't forget to upload your creation on the SUO Challenges blog.  Cheers!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Tricks & Treats
Ink:  Versamark, Smoky Slate
Paper:  Pumpkin Pie, Basic Black, Granny Apple Green, Highland Heather, Smoky Slate
Accessories:  Tricks & Treats dies, Textured Notes dies, Black EP Mini Dimensionals

Witch Hair, Don't Care

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  I have a hair-raising card to share with you tonight:

Isn't she ADORBS???  I got the stamp set Hair Scare from Sweet November *months* ago and just now inked her up for the first time.  I tried to get close to the Color Dare Challenge colors:

I went with Berry Burst, Starry Sky, and Call Me Clover because that was as close as I could get with Blends colors.  I happened to find that Color Theory DSP scrap in my Berry Burst folder and I loved it since it looks like lightning to go with the lightning Harriet has magically manifested.  (Come on, I had to call her Harriet!)  I also gave Harriet a very sparkly background with some ombre In Color glimmer paper from a few years ago.  I had fun coloring her in and tried to make her glorious hair look fun.  Sometime I would like to do a class in coloring with alcohol markers, I think I have much room for improvement.  I didn't have embellishments in the color I wanted so I used the darker Call Me Clover Blend to color in clear rhinestones.

Anyway, hope you enjoyed Harriet's debut.  I think I'll have her on display with Medusa and Winifred for a while.  Stay spooky, friends!

Supplies:
Stamps:  Hair Scare by Sweet November
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Starry Sky, Call Me Clover; Stampin' Blends in Starry Sky, Orchid Oasis, Smoky Slate, Basic Black, Petal Pink, Call Me Clover, Berry Burst
Paper:  Call Me Clover, Thick Basic White, Color Theory DSP Stack, In Color Ombre Glimmer Paper
Accessories:  Deckled Rectangles dies, Dimensionals, Rhinestones

Happy Boo!

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  I can't believe that this is the last week of October already.  At least this year I feel like I got to post enough Halloween cards : )

Here is tonight's offering:

Despite owning Spooky Bingo Bits for years, I haven't used it very often at all, so for tonight's card I paired it with a fun greeting from the new-to-me Monster Munchies.  And once again I have a CASE-ing Tuesday Sketch as my starting point:

I thought this sketch was a fun one to showcase the smaller images from Spooky Bingo Bits.

Stay spooky, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Spooky Bingo Bits, Monster Munchies
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper:  Pumpkin Pie, Highland Heather, Flirty Flamingo, Old Olive, Thick Basic White, Cutest Halloween DSP Stack, Pumpkin Pie DSP
Accessories:  Stitched Shapes dies, Dimensionals

Sketching with the Paper Players

Happy Sunday, stampy friends!  It's time for a new challenge from The Paper Players, and we have a wonderful sketch courtesy of the fantastic and amazing Joanne!  Take a look:

Isn't it great?  Lots of fun ways to use the sketch, as you'll see when you check out the Paper Players blog, but since we are in late October (wahh, I want October to last forever), you KNOW I made a Halloween card.  But one that's a little less traditional.

I absolutely adore the Have a Hoot bundle (had to get it on a BST group on Facebook since I didn't buy it when SU! first released it) and I hadn't used it for any of the Hex-Travaganza cards this month, so I had to take this opportunity to ink it up.  I thought my wannabe spooky owl would look nice on one of the sky backgrounds from the Everyday Skies DSP Stack which I also used for my Winifred Sanderson card (stock up now, I got an extra pack yesterday because I couldn't resist doing an itsy bitsy free shipping order) and I ended up with a lot of purple on my card.  I stamped "Have a hoot on Halloween" on the inside but forgot to take a picture of it.  This owl is serving my level of spooky here, which is to say only as much as your average Scooby-Doo episode ; )  I don't go for the scary stuff.

Anyway, I hope you'll have as much fun with Joanne's sketch as I did!  Don't forget to check out my teamies' cards too and upload yours at the Paper Players blog.  Cheers!

The Paper Players Design Team

Jaydee

LeAnne Pugliese

Claire Broadwater

Joanne James

Anne Marie Hile

Ann Schach

Jan Clothier

Stef Perry

Eliz Stewart

  and now me : )

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Have a Hoot
Ink:  Secret Sea, Blackberry Bliss, Fresh Freesia, Bubble Bath, Stampin' Blends in Darling Duckling, Pecan Pie, Ivory, neutrals, Blackberry Bliss, Bubble Bath
Paper:  Blackberry Bliss, Thick Basic White, Everyday Skies DSP Stack
Accessories:  White EP, foam stars, Dimensionals

Magical Bats

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  I can't believe we are heading into the last week of October already and on night 26 of the Hex-Travaganza, but here we are!  And to celebrate, I have some elegant bats.

I love the filigree look to these bats from Hallows Night Magic, and I paired them with the also fancy Magic In This Night DSP.  Once more, I have a CASE-ing Tuesday Sketch as my starting point:

I've used these bats (and this DSP) for another Hex-Travaganza card, but that's okay.  I still have a few uninked Halloween stamps so maybe next year I'll do a better job of using a different set every night (and yes, I am quite sure I have enough Halloween stamp sets to use a different one every night for the month of October!).  I have enjoyed the challenge of making so many Halloween cards this year so I plan to hex again next year.  After all, I haven't even made a dent in my Halloween patterned papers.

In the meantime, stay spooky, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Hallows Night Magic
Ink:  Versamark, Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper:  Cajun Craze, Pretty Peacock, Basic Black, Magic In This Night DSP
Accessories:  Halloween Magic dies, Thoughtful Expressions dies, Dimensionals, Faux Glass Dots

The Secret in the Old Attic

Happy Saturday and welcome back (finally) to another Nancy Drew Challenge!  Recovering from a ruptured appendix is a long process and I am fighting hard to get back to normal around here, it's just slow going.  Anyway, I have a great book in the Nancy Drew series to share today, The Secret in the Old Attic, and I just had to highlight this spooky entry before the end of October!

The OT cover on the left is one of the most often used Nancy Drew covers when it comes to other Nancy paraphernalia, and I can see why--it's amazing.  First off, I would love to have Nancy's dress, it's gorgeous.  Second, it's just a great scene of Nancy exploring the titular attic with a candle, and you might not notice at first the super creepy face lurking behind the door to the left of her.  Most excellent.

The RT cover is also pretty good, definitely bringing the creep factor with the skeleton hand and a mysterious shadowy figure once again lit only by Nancy's candle.  I don't like this dress quite as well as the red one, but let's be real here, I'd still like this blue dress in my closet.  Not that I wear dresses very often, but maybe I would if they were excellent mid-century designs.

Both covers are great, but I think the OT cover is my favorite just because it's so iconic.  So let's take a look inside!

Case file:  Carson Drew is approached by the elderly Philip March, who says his deceased son Fipp's musical compositions have been stolen and there is supposed to be a clue to the music's whereabouts in the love letters between Fipp (Philip Jr.) and his (also deceased) wife Connie.  He wants the Drews to find the music so he can sell it to support his granddaughter Susan.  Carson is busy with another case involving industrial espionage, so he turns the letters over to Nancy, who spends a lot of time exploring Mr. March's attic looking for clues.  She also helps on Carson's case, where a fabric-making process involves spider silk and the bad guy is obsessed with black widow spiders.  Meanwhile, some hussy is trying to steal Ned away from Nancy, but of course that doesn't work.

Here's my card:

For this one, I wanted to highlight the musical mystery, so I pulled out two long-retired but new-to-me musically themed stamp sets, Musical Manuscript and Concerto.  I was actually looking for some music-themed DSP when I came across a pack called Love Letter, and I thought that was just perfect since Nancy starts the mystery by reading Fipp and Connie's love letters for clues as to where Fipp hid his music.  Side note:  Fipp is THE CUTEST nickname ever, I love it.  Anyway, the Love Letter DSP featured several lovely Riding Hood Red and Very Vanilla patterns, so I started there and built my card from that.

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Musical Manuscript, Concerto
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Pecan Pie
Paper:  Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Love Letter DSP
Accessories:  Deckled Circles dies, Circles Collection Framelits, Dimensionals, Black Rhinestones

Next up is the RT:

Case file:  This one very closely follows the OT, but omits the boyfriend-stealing subplot and I think ups the spider content a little bit.  As I said, the bad guy (who has the glorious bad guy name Bushy Trott) is obsessed with black widows and sets one loose on Nancy, but Ned saves her.

Here's my card:

Obviously this time I was inspired by the skeleton hand on the cover and Bushy's spiders.  In the book, there's a skeleton hanging inside a wardrobe in the attic that gives Nancy a clue as to where to search for the music, and according to the Regular Nancy Drew podcast when this book was written (and revised, for that matter), plastic skeletons weren't a thing yet so the skeleton would have been REAL human bones (it was owned by a cousin who was a med student).  Which is an interesting fact and somehow ups the creepy factor here.  Anyway, one of my more recent retired Halloween stamp set purchases is Piece of Poison, which has both the skeleton and the spider image, so perfect for this card.

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Piece of Poison, Wicked Cool
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Granny Apple Green, Azure Afternoon
Paper:  Granny Apple Green
Accessories:  Glitter & Clear Epoxy Stickers

I hope you enjoyed this rather spooky addition to the Drew-niverse, I love this one despite being rather arachnophobic myself.  If you're inspired to make a card based on either of the book covers or the story itself, please leave me a comment as I would love to see!  See you here next Saturday when we'll be searching for The Clue in the Crumbling Wall!

Tweety Bird

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  Tonight's card is dedicated to Ryan, who is obsessed with ducks (and has been for years at this point) and likes all other birds, particularly chickens--to the point where he complains if I'm making chicken for dinner.  Behold the tweety bird:

I don't know why it hasn't occurred to Ryan that there might be a duck costume out there for Halloween, but I have a duck onesie in an Amazon wishlist and might get it for him for Christmas or his birthday.  It's a thought.  Anyway, you might not think of bright yellow as a typical Halloween color but I think Tweety here demands it.

Once again, I started with a CASE-ing Tuesday Sketch:

Hope you are enjoying the Hex-Travaganza, not much longer to go this year...and I'm sure I will be doing it again next year because I do love to make Halloween cards.  Stay spooky, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Trick or Tweet
Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Stampin' Blends in Pineapple Punch, Pumpkin Pie, Highland Heather
Paper:  Pineapple Punch, Gorgeous Grape, Pumpkin Pie, Basic Black, Thick Basic White, Cutest Halloween DSP Stack
Accessories:  Word Window punch, Modern Label punch, Faceted Gems, Mini Dimensionals

No Tricks, All Treats

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  Sadly we are in the last stretch of October but I plan to enjoy it as much as possible.  So let's take a look at tonight's Halloween card:

The Spooky Sweet DSP is definitely doing all the heavy lifting on this card, I just trimmed a piece for the background and the flamingo ballerina (flamingarina?) is one of the punch-outs from another piece of the paper.  As you've probably guessed, I based this one on a CASE-ing Tuesday Sketch:

I have a LOT of really beautiful patterned papers from SU! and this sketch is an easy, fast way to really show off a pretty paper.  Gotta love a quick option sometimes, right?

Stay spooky, pals!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Spooky Halloween
Ink:  Petunia Pop
Paper:  Petunia Pop, Basic Black, Spooky Sweet DSP
Accessories:  Mini Dimensionals, Shimmer Star Foam Stickers

Variations on a Theme

Hey y'all, how's your week going?  We have been go-go-go the past few days doing staycation things:  a ghost town/wild west museum on Monday; the Manitou Springs cliff dwellings and Cave of the Winds on Tuesday; and the Royal Gorge train yesterday, among other things.  For something totally different today, I got my annual mammogram this morning (go get those done, ladies!) and we got flu shots.  Now Daphne and I are enjoying a quiet afternoon while Ryan and the hubs are out bowling with Ryan's girlfriend and her dad.  (Remember, Ryan is 8 years old.)

Anyway, I mentioned in Sunday's Paper Players post that I had made several other cards for the current Paper Players challenge:

So I have those cards to share today, which you will see are pretty much variations on a theme of what I posted on Sunday.  This was my first runner-up:

I masked off the edge of my Very Vanilla cardstock and used blending brushes to add ink colors, then stamped and die cut some leaves to go on top and of course I had to use that October sentiment because I love it and no matter what Ryan says, October definitely counts as a color.  But even this card was the third one I made, here are the first two:

I wasn't entirely happy with how the stamped leaves looked on the background bit on these two cards, which is why I started making the other ones.  These cards did not go to waste though, all four of my "October is my favorite color" cards went out in the mail this past Monday.

That's it for now, peeps.  I've got a pot roast in the crock pot and an adorable doggo sleeping in the chair next to me, but I think I should take this opportunity to go upstairs and see how things are in my craft room since I haven't gotten to do anything in there all week other than getting the cards ready to go in the mail on Monday.  Cheers, y'all!

Supplies, single card:
Stamps:  Gorgeous Leaves, Riley & Company greeting
Ink:  Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Early Espresso, Versamark
Paper:  Cajun Craze, Very Vanilla
Accessories:  Intricate Leaves dies, Dimensionals, Clear EP

Supplies, two cards:
Stamps:  Gathering Moments, Riley & Company Greeting
Ink:  Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Early Espresso, Pecan Pie
Paper:  Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, Very Vanilla
Accessories:  Gathering Moments dies, Dimensionals

A Pair of Jacks

Midnight greetings, spooky friends!  The hubs took this week off from work and Ryan is on his second week of fall break (uh, I think he should just have one week off) so we've been doing all the touristy things around our area this week.  We've seen some cool things, but I haven't gotten to spend any time in my craft room this week.  At least I have Halloween cards already ready to go for the Hex-Travaganza!

Here is tonight's offering:

A couple of cute jacks and also the card that made me realize I need to ink up my Flirty Flamingo and Highland Heather ink pads.  We have low humidity where I am in Colorado and I don't think about it until I have to ink up yet another ink pad.

You've seen me use this CASE-ing Tuesday Sketch before:

My Witch Way card is actually the second card I made with this sketch, and tonight's card was the first one.  I had to use the other two triangular pieces of DSP : )

Stay spooky, friends!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Jack of All Trades, Cutest Halloween
Ink:  Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Highland Heather, Flirty Flamingo, Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper:  Old Olive, Thick Basic White, Cute Halloween DSP Stack
Accessories:  Perennial Postage dies, Dimensionals