Looks like I've gotten my second wind, and none too soon.
Countdown to Halloween already. Time sure flies when you
have to wait all year for the best holiday ever.
Every year it seems to sneak up on me earlier and earlier.
I have yet another fabulous paper bag album page for your
viewing pleasure.
This time I give you the elusive Halloween Spider.
She only comes out of hiding four to five weeks each year,
and it's exclusive to October.
This is the insert for the actual album page. I have used the
Rick St. Dennis skulls rubber stamp from the Morte set,
available only through the rubber club at Smeared Ink.
I colored the background image with Distress Inks and splattered
some inks in white and black to break it up a bit.
The star of the show is the tarantula digi image from Smeared Ink.
She's all dolled up with Copics.
Here's the album page with the pocket on the left.
I used coordinating papers from an old paper pad from
Recollections (maybe?). I used an EK spider web punch, and
bridged the gap between the papers with a glittery spider tape,
definitely from Recollections.
This is the insert peeking out from the pocket.
Isn't she beautiful? I am rather fond of how she turned out.
And is there any doubt it's a girl with that glorious coloring?
Insert all tucked away safely inside the pocket the end flap
of the paper bag provides. Just a bit of glue on the top and
bottom to seal it off and complete the pocket.
I think I spent most of my time searching for just the
right label. I think I found it.
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that spidey is absolutely gorgeous Glo. Definitely ready for her Hallowe'en party xxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteFabulous creation and a relly poisonous coloring of the main spider! =)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Elenor
Ooooh !!! GORGEOUS - I luv the colour of your spider. Superb creation Glo :-D
ReplyDeleteHugz
IKE xxxx
She is nothing short of glorious! You colored her so beautifully! The album page is super enough to be her home...love the pocket and that spider tape is so delightful! And your time spent researching was worth it! Perfect label! Really wonderful, colorful work!
ReplyDeleteooo Your spider is so gorgeous, love the great intense colors! All your layers and details, superb! Love the Spider Fangs label!
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This is absolutely fabulous! I love your coloring on the elusive spider, and yes, she could only be a female!! LOL Your time was well spent searching for the label. I cannot think of one that would have worked better!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous insert page, the background is fabulous and that spider is so bright and colorful, total love.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous spider, beautiful colours. Love it - do you remember which copic colours you used on her?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love how it peeks through the laciness of the web.
You sure did find the perfect label! Fabulous page and insert. That spider is absolutely GORGEOUS and the background ROCKS! Love, love, LOVE! xxD
ReplyDeleteYou have done an excellent job with this page. Love the colors, images (despite it being spider related) and the textures. I know I will never be disappointed when I come to visit your blog.
ReplyDeleteI can't even look at this one it is so eeeek and realistic. I HATE SPIDERS! good job scaring a poor young woman ;p
ReplyDeleteOooooo what a Spooktacular page insert for a spooktacular page! Everything is GORE-geous and bootifully coloured! Love EVERYTHING!
ReplyDeletePosting again, in case my first comment got lost... pc crashed! lol I love your spider, love the background, I love your pocket page! Love that web punch! Fabulous project Glo! Mo xxx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous!! That spider is just gorgeous although I probably wouldn't want to meet her - I had a bit of an issue with a huge insect in my bedroom last night - like a wasp but many times larger. Anybody know what it might be?
ReplyDeleteStunning make! I love the vibrant colors on your spider! May I ask which colors you've used?
ReplyDeleteThis is WONDERFUL! Love your use of the skull image as a background, and the spider is colored beautifully. The vintage-style labels are absolutely perfect.
ReplyDeleteStunning work of art! Love how you've colored the spider.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is a fantastic bag album! Time well spent indeed! SO many small delightful details! I love your work!
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