{Catherine Pooler Designs} October 2019 Club Sursee | Part 1

Today, I'm sharing some inspiration using the Deluxe Club Sursee subscription for October 2019. Christmas will be here before we know it and the products in this subscription have everything you need for holiday cardmaking!

I'm a sucker for great sentiments and the stamp set Sleigh Bells Ring is so fabulous. I couldn't decide which sentiment to use so I used them all on this card. Don't they look amazing together?

I used four Catherine Pooler inks - Rouge, Sauna, Eucalyptus and Daydream - stamping each of the four sentiments in a different colour. I stamped several of the images from the Sleigh Ride stamp set in coordinating colours, die cut them using the Sleigh Ride Dies and adhered them to the card with glue dots and foam tape to vary their heights and add visual interest. I added little pearls in the centres of the snowflakes to finish the card.

If you're interested in joining Club Sursee, visit the links below for information on both the Basic and Deluxe subscriptions.

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{Evelin T Designs} Featured Stamp Set: It's BOO-tastic!

On this eve of Halloween, I'm on the Evelin T Designs blog with a card featuring the new stamp set It's BOO-tastic! (also sold at EH | SSS). I loved creating this masked one-layer card with these adorably spooky images. I started by stamping the images and creating masks for them. I stamped the pumpkins first on watercolour cardstock, placed the mask to protect it and stamped the rest of the images.

After stamping all of the images, I left their masks in place, cut a hill from masking paper and sponged the background with distress inks. Then I splattered the background with water and two distress spray stains. Then I removed the masks and used distress inks to watercolour the images.

If you are celebrating, I hope you all have a wonderful Halloween, whether you're trick-or-treating with your kids or having a party in your home or elsewhere.

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