Hello friends! Its October and that means Halloween will be here in a few weeks! Halloween is one of my favorite holidays to decorate for as well as to create crafty projects for! Today, I'm sharing a layout I made using some of the new Chipboard Embellishment Shapes! I have this adorable photo of my niece and nephew trick or treating from a couple years ago and thought the Jack-o-lantern Chipboard Embellishment Shapes would be a perfect accent!
I began by painting my Jack-o-lanterns with chalk paint in a nice bright orange.
Once they were dry, I covered the entire surface with embossing ink. I then added a generous amount of embossing powder in a nice bright Holographic color. Once I removed the excess powder, I set with my heat gun. I repeated these steps on the second Jack-o-lantern and backed each with patterned paper
I wanted to add some dimension to my background next to my photo and secured the 5x9 Circle Dot Mixer Stencil with washi tape. With a spatula, I applied a thin layer of modeling paste in a downward motion. I did not worry about my paste being perfect and filling all of the holes.
Once my paste was dry, I placed my stencil over the top of my modeling paste and blended in Distress Oxide Inks (again not worrying about my technique being perfect)
I affixed my Jack-o-lanterns to my page using foam dots and Beacon 3-in-1 Adhesive. For this one shown, I added a small amount of Halloween colored bakers twine.
Here are some close ups of the Jack-o-lantern along with the modeling paste + Distress Oxide. You can also see that I added splashes of spray ink as well as enamel dot and brads.
Thank you stopping by the blog today! You can find all of the Chipboard Embellishment Shapes by clicking HERE! Have a wonderful day!
Additional products used: patterned paper, stickers, die cut shapes, brads, enamel dots: Simple Stories; cardstock: Bazzill; modeling paste: Teresa Collins Designs; paint: FolkArt; Distress Oxide Inks, Spray Inks, Embossing Ink, Embossing Powder, pigment ink: Ranger; bakers twine: Whisker Graphics; adhesive: Beacon, Tombow, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L; date stamp: American Crafts; sewing machine: Janome; misc: thread
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