Can you see how the windows are lit up?? There is a tea light behind the house that I enlarged from one of my favorite stamps because it's so versatile.
Here it is with the lights on. You might ask what the green stuff is...moss.
I used lots of distress ink and Rock Candy all over. Love what Rock Candy does to things.
Sorry for all of the photos but, it's hard to photograph really. Below is the house without the candle light. I started out creating a "congrats on your new home" card for my mom and this is what it ended up to be. When we were little my mom always told us that she was a witch...a good one and had a laugh to prove it...lol
I had to photograph these little goblins in the day light..lol I colored them with Copics. I had fun coloring the "witch" hair and added purple streaks.
I stamped onto some copy paper then scanned the image. In this photo I printed it in a few different sizes until I was happy. The original is at the bottom.
This is a regular sheet of copy paper so it's a nice size. Outline your image with a black marker. (for this I used a regular Sharpie marker)
Cut the image into pieces. I ended up cutting off the roof on each one too.
Trace the houses onto some thick cardboard or grunge board. I always save any cardboard that comes with any packaging as I am sure you do too. After tracing cut out the windows with a blade or small scissors.
If it's easier glue your house down FIRST then cut it out. I was lazy and used my test sheet on regular copy paper. At first I was thinking I would trace on cards stock and color the house but, decided that I like the texture on the image.
Please note that on the side of the houses I cut beyond my tracing (created tabs) so that I have something to attach to the center house.
To get lost of dimension and easily I pulled out my favorite Scrap Dots. After adding my blops of scrap dots I placed the roof on top and set aside to work on the other two houses and my Halloween images.
I'm going to link the color of distress inks in the supply photos at the bottom of my post. Any colors will look great with rock candy on top. The texture on the house was in the copy of the stamp that I scanned.
I created an easel to prop everything up on the back like you do for your cards. Vellum is behind the windows and gives them a nice soft glow. I think that explains everything.
SUPPLIES: The new stamps will NOT be available until August. I will keep you posted.


