Nevermore Library

As promised here is my "Halloccasions" masculine birthday card using the Nevermore stamp set (one of my all-time favorite sets ever!) which is also 40% off right now...crazy good price on this killer set!  The sentiment is from the new Essential Sentiments Too.  And a shout out to Becky Gunderson for giving me the idea to pair the glasses from the "Geek is the New Chic" set with the Nevermore set (get it, pair...glasses...pair of glasses. snort!) 

All products are Amuse Studio unless otherwise noted.
Stamps: Nevermore, Geek is the new Chic, Essential Sentiments Too

Ink: Cocoa, Memento Cocoa, Currant, Versamark

Paper: Kraft, Currant, Sleepy Hallow
Dies: Word Windows

Schtuff: Gold Embossing Powder, Crystal Clear Sheets
   

  

Nevermore Toil & Trouble

I think I've decided this card is one of my all-time favorite Halloween cards.  It was also the majority favorite at my Can’t Get Enough Halloween" workshop last weekend. Mwaaaahahahaa!!

Here's a peek at the inside, I used the leftover oval cut out from the front for the inside sentiment.

 Stamps: Nevermore, Toil & Trouble, Web Background

Ink: Latte, Slate, Stazon Black, Seattle

Paper: Seattle, Shimmer Onyx

Dies: Butterfly Trio, Word Window, Small Ovals

Schtuff: Seattle Bakers Cording

More Halloween Fun

Before I start posting some holiday cards I thought I'd share a few more of my Halloween projects.

Here's a little grave made out of our candy box die and one of the Vintage Labels 1 as the "tombstone", Sleepy Hallow cob web and sprayed the spider with Stardust Finishing spray...love that stuff!

Here's my sweet little girly ghostie made with the new Happy Hauntings die and Tall Alphabet die both found in our awesome Holiday Catalog.  The googly eyes are in there too!  The bow is Bubblegum polka dot and little chalk for her blush. 

A Tuxedo assortment & neon washi tape spooky banner with embossed Tiny Treats skulls.  Used the "negative" from the grass die for an oozing banner and the bows are onyx/white baker's twine.

NEVERMORE is one of my all-time favorite stamp sets and this card was one of the Halloween cards that I sent out this year.  I always tell my stamping peeps that everyone sends Christmas cards but a Halloween card is a fun and unexpected treat.

Here's my little Frankenstein treat made with our Candy Box die and the Grass die was used for his hair.  I used the 1/2" circle punch for his eyes & nose and hand drew his scars & mouth.  I put a silver brad on each side of his neck for his "bolts".