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31 days of Halloween Day 6 - Gargoyle

Welcome to Sunday Day 6
of the
Smeared and Smudged
31 Days of Halloween Blog Hop!


AlteredPages.com is participating in a month-long blog hop with some amazing bloggers and we don't want you to miss any of their wonderful creations. Be sure to check out their art by following along using the list to the right!
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Today we have a stamped Gargoyle card by design team member Lyneen

Supplies:
Altered Pages Gothic Halloween Stamp Collection
Bazzil Halloween Paper Pack from Altered Pages
Tim Holtz Distress Markers
Clear Embossing Powder
Card Base
Stickles - Purple & Red
Webbed Ribbon




Layer papers and ribbon on base cardstock, attach to card. Stamp and heat emboss gargoyle and the word "Gargoyle". Color with Tim Holtz Distress Markers. Attach to card, use foam dots for gargoyle.


Thanks for stopping by, your next stop will be Leslierayhe's blog, and you can see all the wonderfully talented artists participating in this fabulously fun hop by following the links on the sidebar.

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Comments

  1. Love this Gargoyle! Such a demon with the red eyes that have a hint of sparkle. Nice how you embossed stamped image and give a nice sheen. Awesome background and love the added sparkle to the center of the shapes.

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  2. Very cool gargoyle He has relatives living in my home year round.
    Thank you for a great discount!

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  3. Spooky gargoyle and great papers. Love the sparkle. xxD

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  4. Love the gargoyle..that paper is neat too!

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  5. Ooooh freaky gargoyle!! love this project! mo x

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  6. Awesome gargoyle stamp that you have used with such great paper!

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  7. Totes wicked cool gargoyle project, love the layers!

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  8. Left some love on your blog about this wonderful gargoyle! Love how you did the background!

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  9. Love this gargoyle. You colored him nicely. The gems are a great addition.

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  10. This is a fantastic card. Love the gargoyle stamp...he is pretty frightening.

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  11. wow great project! the coloring is great! he looks cold as stone ;) love his eyes too!!

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  12. Cool card, love seeing what began as a pile of stuff turned into such a great project.

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  13. Great card. That gargoyle stamp is one of my fav's from Altered Pages. I love how you made him come to life.

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