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Saturday, June 18, 2011

Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things

Today's posting will be a short one as I have a few gatherings to attend this weekend. I made this little layout for Smeared and Smudged's "Oh, The Horror" challenge. This is a movie inspiration challenge and this month's pick is "Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things". I haven't seen the movie, but was inspired by the movie title. Here is my take on the challenge:

I used Smeared Ink's "As Death" rubber stamp set for this one, heat embossed it with zing embossing powder, and painted the image with wet perfect pearls. You have until the end of the month to play along. All participants receive a free digi image just for playing. One lucky random winner will receive a prize from:

Cheers!

~Lady B~

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Life Flashes

Here's a little something I maded using Smeared Ink's "As Death" rubber stamp set.

I stamped the image with versa mark onto black cardstock and heat embossed with black zing embossing powder. I then painted the image with wet perfect pearls to end up with this cool shimmery effect. I scanned the image to my computer and made a digital layout with papers from Crafty Chaos Designs. The skull embellie is from Itkupilli. I don't remember the author of the quote.

Cheers!

~ Lady B ~

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*To participate, you must make a NEW project that features at least 1 STAMPED or DIGI IMAGE... FROM SMEARED INK ,add it to the post using the Inlinkz linky. Any other supplies and images may be used. Your link MUST take us directly to your project on a PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE blog or website, or it will be disqualified - so please make sure you're linking to your actual post. It must be linked by midnight Pacific Time on the scheduled end date, which will be three days before the end of the month. You must use a new project; back-linking is NOT allowed.

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