Ok, I'm the biggest Halloween nerd around. I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE it so much I would drink pumpkin spice milkshakes in April in anticipation.
And now, it's time. :D
So I hope you're prepared for an onslaught of Halloween extravaganza-ness.
Plus.. remember I have Pinterest. LOL
I felt it was only safe to warn you.
I recently acquired this amazing book secondhand about shadow casting. It's super cool and I like it a lot but I really loved the cuts.
So I thought to myself.. hmmmmmmm.. you could probably DO that. And so I tried and made what is going to be turned into the most awesome Halloween card EVER! This is not my design. I copied it from the book. I plan on making my own but I wanted something to work with as I went so I could tell if I was doing it right.
The book is William and the Magic Ring and it's by Laura Robinson.
I like the way it turned out. In fact it's one of those cards I like so much I'll probably never give it to anyone because sometimes I do that.
I remembered how much I loved paper cutting. I used to do it all the time.
Things I've learned and was reminded of:
BRAND new xacto blades. Every time.
Cutting mats are important
Doubling the paper I was using was just about perfect for this project.
Pop dots.
Not too bad right? :D A bit of potential? Something that could make some awesome things in the future!
I hope you had a great weekend. I have a busy week ahead.
1 newsletter made it out, the other will go out today!
What's the title of the book? Curious ...
ReplyDeleteThe book is William and the Magic Ring and it's by Laura Robinson.
DeleteThank you!!
DeleteLove it! I had my first PSL today from Starbucks. I so should've gotten the venti, haha.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see more paper cutting cards, that's a super cool idea!
That paper cutting is very cool! I have a friend who create surfaces for the decorative painting industry, and he has created a whole product line called OmbrArts.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I'll have to check it out!
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