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Showing posts with label Halloween Costume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween Costume. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Happy Halloween!


Happy Halloween Bombshells!


 For this Halloween Treat Bag, Kim used Halloween Costume Bombshell Digital Stamps.


Kim also made a wall hanging using Mi Amor, Dead Necessities and the October Sketch.

Have you linked up your take on the October Sketch and Ms. October's Pin-Up Challenge?  There's still a few hours left to link up your Bombshell Creations!

Have a spooky, safe and happy Halloween!

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Bombshell Angel


  Kim here sharing a card today!  I submitted this card to a magazine for publication but it was rejected, which means I get to share it with all of you! 

I transformed Bombshell Angel into a Steampunk Vampire. 
  Bombshell Angel has been inked up, stamped and colored with Copic markers.  Her dress, boots and gloves are from the Bombshell Clothing Die Cut Collection, cut out in black and patterned papers with my Silhouette Cameo.  Her hat was printed out, fussy cut and colored from Halloween Costume Digital Stamps.  The bats are from Holiday Accessory.   
   With my Silhouette Cameo, I cut out the coffin card base, moon, corset, and inside coffin files from SVGCuts "Elmhurst Hollow" SVG Kit. I thought this corset card would look great with Bombshell Angel.
I also stamped some of the bats from Holiday Accessory on the inside!
Here's the back of the card. I love this paper from Graphic45. I think this paper line looks fantastic with so many of the Bombshell stamp sets.

Happy Bombshell Craftin!
- Kim

Supplies:
-Bombshell Stamps - Bombshell Angel, Holiday Accessory, Halloween Costume Digital Stamp Set,  Bombshell Clothing Die Cut Collection
-Silhouette Cameo
-SCAL3 
-SVGCuts.com - Elmhurst Hollow SVG Kit
-Cardstock - Bazzill (black for corset); Graphic 45 - Steampunk Spells (patterned; solids)
-Inks - Copics, Tsukineko Memento, Colorbox
-Eyelets - Recollections
-Ribbon - Offray
-Lisa Pavelka's Steampunk Micro Elements (wheel on hat)
- Making Memories Eyelet Setter Tool

Wednesday, 16 October 2013

Halloween Bombshell Mash-Up

This card is a mash up of two challenges: 1) the color challenge posed by this month's Bombshell Pin-Up, Sharon Rogers to use purple, orange, black and lime green in a card and 2) this month's Bombshell Sketch challenge. This card features Bombshell Stamp's Bombshell Angel and the coordinating Halloween Costume digital stamps.







Supplies: 
Stamps:  Bombshell Angel and coordinating Halloween Costume digital stamps (Bombshell Stamps)
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento): ink jet printer.
Coloring: markers (Copic)
Printed Paper: Erie (Basic Grey)
Cardstoc: Basic Black, Elegant Eggplant, Naturals White (Stampin' Up)
Accessories: lace ribbon
Tools: circle punch, scallop circle punch (EK Success)





Friday, 11 October 2013

Custom Pizza (Treat) Box


With Halloween around the corner, it's the perfect time for treats.   So how about a pretty little box for some special treats.    Take a look at this one adorned with this gorgeous Frankenstein Bride from Bombshell Stamp's Halloween Costume digital dress up set.



And check out the treats inside.   Yum!  The box is custom sized for these little truffles. 



Here's how I made it.....


First of all, take some measurements.  I laid the candies on my cutting mat grid.   I need a box that's 2.5 x 3.5 inches.   But how tall? 


One inch tall ought to do the trick. 


Take those measurements and translate them to this basic pattern.   The orange lines indicate where the cut lines will be. The overall design is a pizza box design with the hinged flip up lid. 


After adding the various segments together for length and width, I cut my cardstock that size - 5 1/2" x 8".



The sketch above also gives me the score lines I'll need.   


Score all of the lines.


Crease all of the score lines with your bone folder. 


Make the cuts along the orange highlighted cut lines.  


Apply adhesive to the flaps to where the flaps will be on the inside of the box.   I used Score tape.


Adhere the base off the box first.  


Then finish up with the lid.


You should have a box with a snug fit.  


I like to take a piece of packaging chipboard and line the base.   My box base is 3.5 x 2.5 inches. 


Dry fit.  Trim any adjustments.  And then adhere the chipbard to the base of the box.   


Had to make sure the little candies fit just right.    :-)


Time to decorate.   Add a base layer of cardstock.   You can use part of the above sketch 


After adding the base decorative layer, I used a hole punch to notch out the lid for a finger hold.  This makes it a lot easier to open the box and get to the treats. 


See the notch?



 Finish decorating the box.   The Frankenstein Bride image from Bombshell Stamp's Halloween Costume digital dress up set is a complete digital image with the Bombshell Angel's face and is perfect to downsize.  I reduced her size to fit on my little box, printed her out, colored, and trimmed.   


Wednesday, 9 October 2013

October's Sketch Challenge

Here's October's Sketch!


Feel free to flip it, flop it, and make it your own! Just as long as you have fun and use Bombshell's stamps, it's all good!

Kelli using Growing Hearts




Sharon aka Ms. October using Horsing Around

Susie using Indian Princess.

Kathi using the Bombshell Angel set and the Digital Halloween Costume set .




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Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Ms. October's Challenge

Sharon Rogers, Bombshell's Ms. October, has set this month's challenge to create a Halloween project using black, orange, purple, and lime green.

Remember, you must use Bombshell stamps if you want to win the prize!
















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