Halloween with Cheery Lynn Designs

9 Sep
I do so want fall to get here!
The warm weather is getting old and I am in the mood for cooler temps, changing colors and making costumes!
So, I have decided to help things along the way by thinking forward.
Here is my project for today. It is called a shelf card.

Now, I am not going to lie to you, maybe the theory of making this card is easy, but…

…if I had someone to call and cry to about this card, I would have!

I borrowed the name BOO CREW from Authentique Paper. I as using paper from their GLOWING line and on one of the HEADLINES for GLOWING , you will see this cute little phrase.

Once again, I used a lot of dies on this project. To start, on each level I used a SCALLOPED OVAL as my decorating base.
For my spiders on the first level, I worked my magic on some DARLING DAISIES turning the daisies into this likable spiders.

Also on the first level of the card I made flowers out of the smallest SCALLOPED OVAL.
The oval made this funky sort of shaped flower, perfect for this card.
The leaves underneath are from the set called JUDY’S BLOOMS.

On the 3rd and top layer I used a cute little stamp I had to represent the BOO CREW.

Here is a side view of this intricate card.

Another side view.

You can see how each layer is staggered.

Believe it or not, it DOES fold flat!

Have I made you long for some fall time activities or card making? I hope so.
I had fun making this, even though it was very trying!
I adore the way it turned out and it was huge therapy for me to make my own spiders…
…NO ONE is more scared of those things than me!
Like I always say, Paper-crafting is THERAPY!!
This has been Jeannie from The Polka Cabana with today’s post.
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9 Responses to “Halloween with Cheery Lynn Designs”

  1. cg September 9, 2011 at 2:00 am #

    Wowza! Incredible. You’re so amazingly talented! Love those daisy-spiders. Interesting card format…I BET it’s not easy LOL!

  2. Richard September 9, 2011 at 5:01 am #

    Wow! That’s an amazing amount of work…It looks just incredible. Thanks for sharing!

  3. Selma September 9, 2011 at 5:26 am #

    Incredible card. I can see how you had fun creating this master piece. I never really enjoy making Halloween cards but this one would be a blast. You are very talented with a great imagination! Thanks for sharing this with us.

  4. Ellen ♥ CardMonkey September 9, 2011 at 6:33 am #

    OH MY… I saw this over on Cheery Lynn Designs and needed to come over to comment to you directly. This project is TOTALLY FABULOUS!! I can’t believe how terrific it is and how I will SO NOT be trying one of these babies myself. I just don’t have that sort of talent! This is amazing. I’m running out of adjectives, but I ♥ it!

    If you don’t have a place for it to go, feel free to (hahahahahah) donate it to the Halloween cards we’re collecting for special needs children in a medical group home in Pennsylvania. It would be loved! You can go to my blog for more info, http://www.cardmonkey-business.blogspot.com.

    Again, thank you for this tremendous project. Inspirational as to what you can do with paper!

    Ellen ♥ CardMonkey

  5. Donna Woods September 11, 2011 at 3:19 pm #

    I LOVE the little jailbirds! They have stolen my heart!

  6. Southern Cricut Lady September 16, 2011 at 9:46 am #

    All I can say is WOW! And I would be tempted to keep this as a decoration for myself if I made this. It makes a great centerpiece for Halloween! Impressive work!

  7. Lana Bisson October 2, 2011 at 7:28 pm #

    Jeannie, your creativity is just out of this world!!! I dont know how you do it… When I see your work, I feel like a humble beginner..Im always amazed by your ideas.

    I cant imagine that this card with so many layers folds flat…this is a perfect center piece too!

  8. Bobbie October 2, 2011 at 10:25 pm #

    Wow…this is just amazing…so much detail!!! Bobbie

  9. Cassie October 10, 2011 at 2:49 pm #

    Jeannie!! This is so fabulous!!! I love all the little details!! =)

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