case study 108

Yey, it's time for another CASE Study challenge! I hope you are enjoying our muse this month, Torico, as much as I am. Here's another reason why I love Torico's cards so much.

Cuteness in abundance - check. CAS - check. Ingenious die cutting - check. Little details for interest - check! Here's my card. 

I used a negative die cut circle for my moon with cute bats from Torico's Bugs and Hisses set for There She Goes. The sentiment is from the same set and I backed it with twine to reflect the ribbon that Torico used. A bare die cut branch for a tree just finished off the spooky feel :)

I inked the paper for the moon with wild honey distress ink and then spritzed with water to give craters. Well they could be craters couldn't they?! I inked the main panel with pumice stone distress ink and used a roughly cut cloud shape to mask and try and achieve the impression of swirling spooky mist. Gotta use your imagination a bit with this card LOL.

Here's that DT list for you to click away for more inspiration :)

Amy Wanford

Andrea Ewen

Christina MacLaren

Clare Buswell

Debby Hughes - me!

Iwona Palamountain (Chupa):Owner

Jean Martin

Maureen Plut

Teneale Williams

Teresa Kline

Supplies: Stamps - There She Goes bugs and hisses; Inks - Versafine onyx black, Distress Inks antique linen, pumice stone, wild honey; Card - Stampin' Up elegant eggplant, basic black; Markers; Dies - Memory Box woodland branch, Spellbinders circles, Papertrey Ink angled labels; Twine - The Twinery lilac