Happy Halloween

Here is another Halloween card....  I can't find where I found this image. I'm pretty sure it's Simple Betty Stamps but I can't find the image to show you the link.

I also used Scrappy Mom's Bewitched stamp set.  The word bubble came from a $1 stamp set at Michael's $1 section.  Copics were my instrument of choice.  I also used Glossy Accents on the eyes of the skull (on the skateboard) as well as the red flesh on the neck. Pink Stickles was used on the gum on the shoe... Oh, and my Martha Stewart Halloween web punch is laced at the bottom.

I used silver pen on the wheels for the skateboard, the eyes, and the belt buckle

 

Sticker is a K&Co sticker.  Sentiment was embossed with white powder- from Scrappy mom's.  Deckle scissors were used to cut the sentiment out.

Enjoy Life....

Look at this PLAYA ladies...  He has the money, the clothes and look at that self-assured stance.  Now let's all WALK, not run... to Simply Betty Stamps for this hottie.  You can find "Tommy" under Veronica & Gang digis (or you can click on the link above- haha). The sentiment message is one I created for a friend who has had some nifty things happening to him.  Alas, don't get the wrong impression, he is one of the least materialistic individuals I know, ergo the ironic "$" signs.

As for the sofa image, I THINK I got it at Squigglefly but I don't see it now. (maybe Marlene knows?).  Oops.  I'll re-edit if I do find the image. I hate not giving the artist the credit.

The caption was placed on distressed Bazzill Textured paper so it looks like material (thicker and frayed)

In other news, I went back to Arts Supply Warehouse (in Westminster, CA) to try to buy some more COPICS and I happened to go on a day they were having their annual sale. It meant 25% off all purchases (AND FREE POPCORN!!!!)  HAHA.

So... I was able to pick up more COPICS for $3 each!!!!!  My little Copics Tupperware is starting to look like Jeni's (Have you seen her latest images she colored?).

It is raining really hard here in So Cal.  Eek.  It's either sunny or pouring.  I have a few days off so I'll be up crafting and watching NetFlix until 4am... (love working in the quiet darkness).   I still haven't cracked the seal on my Cricut Expression 12x12 mat. I have been working on some other stuff... one of which is for Tristan.

Tristan is 8.... and I see he has just joined the Design Team for Wendy at Digital Delights for Louby Lou. [Congrats Tristan! Way to represent the under 10 age group!!!!!!].  

Tristan has called out to us scrappers to help create cards to give to the parents of Joseph Maraachli. Moe Maraachli and Sana Nader are the parents whose terminally ill 13 month old son, was moved from a Canadian hospital to a hospital in St. Louis for further care.  If you have a bit of time and can join Tristan in his good deed... here's where to mail the card (Emily is helping him):

Cards for Maraachli Family Project            

C/O Emily Hammann & Tristan Alexander                    

2642 Helen Ave

Brentwood, MO 63144

Amuse-Bouche:
Being Human (the US Version): free on Hulu.  LOVING it!

And, I just tried the 30 days rial (free) for NetFlix (streaming online).  I've been watching "Arrested Development."