Wacky Wednesday - Challenge #4 Halloween Theme

Okay this was fun and quick card I made to enter over at More Than Favors
I been wanting to use my Paper Doll Dress Up cartridge for along time in a challenge and just adore the cute layers and effect this can bring to a scrapbook page or card.

So these last few days my 3 year old  

grandson Jason been wanting to cut

with me so he pick what he wants me to cut.

And then I get to find the challenge to enter it into.

So he choose the Paper Dolls all dressed up for Halloween.
Now this gave us of course 4 dress up dolls we pick this one to enter.
We made all of them as cute cards for his friends at his school...

Our ghostly entry was cut at 4 " out of
basic white card stock.
We chalked around our ghost with lite blue to help him stand out...

Our card was cut at a squared 5" using basic white card stock...

The background trick or treat blue paper was taken from a Paper Pizzazz Fall & Halloween Pack from HOT OF THE PRESS...

The BOOO! stamp was one of the Michael's $1 bin clear stamps... we used it on the front of our card.

We used a light lavender paper for the inside of our card and stamped in Grape the same BOOO! around the edges.

Well Jason and I hope you enjoy our entry to the Wacky Wednesday Challenge....

and Jason say BOOO! to all...

Tuesday Challenge Made by Momo

Hello my Royal followers, I have been challenged again to enter another 

one of Made by Momo  Tuesday Challenge

This challenge was theme “A Girly Affair” so the first thoughts that pop into my head was pictures of my girls playing dress up… they’d do this for hours and we had a trunk full of items to play make believe with. Their favorite was dressing up as the bride...

So I decided to use the Circuit Paper Doll Dress Up™.

I cut my “girly girl” out at 4” setting doll base in vanilla card stock

My “Girly Girl” Bride hair was cut from card stock yellow.

I dab around to make her pop with Tsukineko Versa Magic Chalk Inks color straw.

The wedding dress and veil where cut from basic card stock bright white and I dab around it with Pink Petunia Versa Magic Inks to match the pink background.

I figure every bride need something blue so I added some rhinestones to the veil.

The flowers where a fun challenges as they just never cut quite right so my solution and of course “Bling” was done by adding rhinestones from Michael’s dollar bin...

Hope you enjoy this card as much as I enjoyed making it…

The Scrapbooking Queen