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Pink Pumpkins and a Bit of Magic

Hello crafty friends.

Two fabulous pictures inspired this fun Halloween card:  The Inspired By challenge picture for this week and THIS lovely Huda Makeup available on Selfridges which is the inspiration site for this week's Inspiration Challenge on Splitcoaststampers.com. 

I started by water-coloring the pumpkins and lining/doodling on them with a black Micron Pen. Then I added lots of sponging with distress ink, some fun Tim Holtz die cut ghosts, lot of magical Stickles, and an appropriate chipboard phrase (also Tim Holtz). 

This is my probably my last Halloween card. Now on to more Winter and Christmas fun.

Hugz,

Nancy

Comments

  1. That is a fun card Nancy. I like those ghosts. How has life been treating you? I hope well. hugs-Erika

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  2. You're card is so much fun love that sentiment. Thank you for joining is for the Inspired by...BOO challenge ~Von Marie~

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  3. wonderful the card!!! You designed it so imaginatively, great!
    Good Sunday, hugs Elke

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  4. Glad to read that life is going well Nancy. It was hot here fairly late in the season too, unusual for us. I hope you get a good cool down so you can get out and have some fun. Plus that's good news your husband is recovering. Enjoy this week ahead. hugs again-Erika

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  5. A faBOOlous Halloween card Nancy! I love those ghosts and your fun sentiment! The pumpkins look awesome with the polka dots too! Happy Fall!

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  6. Oh how fun is this! Love it! Thanks so much for playing along at Inspired By!

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  7. The doodling with the Micron pen adds that perfect touch of whimsy, and you can never go wrong with a bit of "magical" Stickles. It sounds like a fun way to wrap up the spooky season before diving headfirst into winter and Christmas projects.

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