Creepy Cute Wicked Wednesday

Today I have a Macabre Monday/Wicked Wednesday

Bugaboo offering for you.

I went the way of the creepy cute as I needed a

card to fit a little girl who may or may not like creepy.

This little cutie is from the "Skelekinz" line from Bugaboo Stamps.  

The challenge at Haunted Design House is to create a long

project with long elements.

I used an opalescent thread to tether each of the skull balloons

to the card. I also used long, rectangles as my card and image bases.

There is still plenty of time to play along with us at HDH,

for the "Xtremely Xhaustive" challenge. 

I am loving these balloons!!!

I also would like to enter this card in the

"Anything Goes" challenge this week at

the Bugaboo "Catch the Bug" challenge blog.

Happy Hump Day! 

Bugaboo Challenge

One of my favorite new digital image companies is Bugaboo stamps.

I just adore the line called, "Skelekinz".

They have a challenge blog and I wanted to play along this week. The challenge this week is a non-traditional Valentine's Day card. No red or pink allowed!

 

I went directly to my favorite color, purple, and paired it with this awesome teal.

It wasn't much of a stretch to color the little skelly blue, since I'm assuming she is not in the world of the living anymore.

I broke out with my newest Nestie Label #9. Love it!

I even got a bit fancy with the flowers and the Stickles and the punky brad.

Lots of fun to make and I am hoping to place in the challenge since free images are up for grabs!

Thanks Gabby!

I have Bugaboo on the brain lately. Here is another digital image from Bugaboo stamps, from their 'Skelekinz' line.

I first heard of these images from Gabby, over at her "Confessions of a Stamper"blog. Just upon reading the name of the line I was immediately intrigued and checked the site to find some of the cutest images ever! I have three of the 'Skelekinz' images and a couple Monkeys as you've already seen. Very cute and fun to color.

 

Just for fun, I broke out with the old 'booger sucker', SU airbrush thingy. I popped a Copic in it and started spraying! I really like the effect it gave to the card. I'll have to use it a bit more in the future. Finally getting organized might really improve my range of techniques, now that I can find stuff that I haven't ever used or haven't used in a loooong time.