Let's make a Deal! What's behind Curtain #3? - Day 16

Did someone yesterday mention Alice? Well here she is! She's a stamp from a set that Sharon and I had made quite a long while ago - with that hat punch added on her head. The swirly stamp is a favorite Magenta stamp of mine and the little creepy skull baby thing is one of Sharon's that I just love - and can never remember what company it's from! It's so wonderfully creepy-weird. The words were also from the Alice set that Sharon and I concocted and the tiny tag is from a paper set I got at a convention last year from some really cool loose papers that we picked out - they had some really cool Alice Halloween and Wizard of Oz Halloween papers and tags that I just loved - maybe it was Paper Crazy? Sharon? You remember the name of the booth?

(update) I *may* have to turn the security code thingy back on - I'm starting to get spam bots leaving lengthy comments that I have to delete. I will see if they persist before turning it back on - I know it's a pain, though I see several other Wicked Bloggers are continuing to use it, so we will see if it proves to be necessary.

Day 2 – Road Trip Down Creepy Lane.....

Day two of the 31 Days of Halloween... off to a great start everyone! (check out the blog roll to the right to see all the other participants and their gorgeous, creepy and creative artworks!) Here is my 2nd entry.... it was such fun to put together! A lot of these stamps are Sharon's and I'm not entirely sure of all the stamp companies they are from. If you have a specific question, Sharon or I can check on that for you. It was done in all black india ink on glossy Kromacote card and then colored with markers (mostly my new Tim Holtz Distress markers - I love 'em!) and stippled with dye inks, mostly Marvy pads I think. And a big THANK YOU if you stuck it out and got through the list to get down to me! (assuming you began at the top & worked down). There's a LOT of people playing this year!

31 Days of Halloween – Day 1

Here's my post for day 1 of the 31 Days of Halloween. The stamp in this one is from Picture Show (one of my favorite stamp companies when we go to the shows). You can thank Sharon for twisting my arm and getting me to sign up this year. That, and the fact that we worked very hard at her house for days getting ready for this! At least I have a head start. I will try to comment on everyone else's work just as much as I can. I know this will be super fun!