Trick or Treat....

Trick or Treat, Smell my Feet, give me something good to eat. Do you remember saying that?  We definitely used that when I was a kid in the 70s in Texas.  Ha. that sentiment makes me crack up.  I also adored this cute little stamp of kids dressed up in costumes.  I look forward to seeing the kids all dressed up.

Do you have any plans for Halloween?  party?  costumes?

Trick or Treat

Here's a cute little stamp that I just had to have, she's called Goth Girl.  She's actually a wood based stamp, so you know I had to really like her a lot to get her.  I seldom get wood based stamps any more.  I am somewhere between 2/3 digi and 1/3 rubber now. I love her cute little bat balloon and she's all ready to go Trick or Treating.

Hope you are having  a great week.  I am loving getting all these Halloween cards in, I promise I will stop at the end of October, thanks so much for putting up with my Halloween craze over the last month!

If I only had a brain

Here's a fun image from Inkadinkado.  It's actually 2 different stamps and the sentiment comes from a different company, River City.  You all know I just love images with BRAINS in them as well as sentiments with the word brain, lol.  So I totally had to get these.   If you ever come across a brain stamp or a sentiment, let me know where it is!  I'd love to find out if it's one that I don't have.  For those of you new to my blog, I celebrate my successful brain surgery every February with HUGE celebration of wonderful prizes everyday of the month!  So be sure and be watching as there will be SO many prizes.

Speaking of prizes, some prizes are coming up this week as Ike's Art has their 100th challenge celebration, I will be sharing a card with a link to the contest and I will also be offering a prize so stay tuned!

I am using wonderful papers from Paper Temptress on this project today. The base of the base of the card is Basis Black, which I embossed with a Darice embossing folder.  Then I stamped my images onto Neenah Solar White Classic Crest Paper in Mememto Ink.  After letting the ink dry (I give it at least a day), I colored the brain and the eyeballs in with copic markers.  I layered the papers with wonderful silver lustre.