Marge Crafts: Dot.B September Release

Hello and welcome to my blog.

Today I'm sharing two cards featuring a brand new digital stamps.

My friend Eun Ji Jung started a digi stamp brand Dot.B on her Etsy shop.

Eun Ji is really super talented in her illustration and all kinds of coloring media. She's also a very active cardmaker working as a designer in The Ton Stamps.

Today is Dot.B's September release day and I'm showcasing "Boo Party" set which is a halloween stamps set.

So here is my first card.

I colored the images using copic makers and fussy cut them all. For the background, I sponged some white pigment dye ink and distress inks (faded jeans, chipped sappire, seedless preserves, and peacok feathers) on a navy cardstock panel and cut it into 4×5.25 inch using a stitched rectangle die.

Then I stamped a sentiment from a Happy Haunting by lawnfawn and heat embossed it with white embossing powder. I then added splatters of diluted white gesso to express starry night.

I also made a picket fense diecut from pretty pink posh, which I colored with a distress ink - brushed corduroy.

Then I adhered images here and there and final touch was putting some navy 4mm sequins.

Look at those spooky, cuty children in halloween costumes !

I especially love dracular costume, pumpkin mask and gost's dress here :)

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Applying white pigment ink on the background before sponging darker colors makes misty effect to the night sky. I love how it came out :)

Now, here goes my second card.

In this, I wanted to express children who are are going out for candy treats at halloween night.

First, I prepared a 4×5.25 inch panel of watercolor paper, distressed it uisng dried marigold, squeezed lemonade, and pumice stone from bottom to top.

Then I splattered some heidi swapp spray and let it dry.

I then hand-drew spider webs on both upper corners using a waterproof pen, then stamped a sentiment from Trick or Treat by lawnfawn using versafine onyx black ink.

I colored Dot.B "Boo Party" images using copic colors and fussy cut them, very similar process with the first card. Then I put the images onto the panel.