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All Hallows Eve!

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What a witchy night in the woods among the spooky trees!!!!



Supplies:
The Crafters Workshop - Tree Branches stencil
Altered Pages Collage Sheet- Witching Hour
Altered Pages Collage #1820 Quoth the Raven Nevermore (printed on transparency)
Large Tag
Gelatos - Red, Yellow and Purple
Water brush
Blending tool
Black ink
Shimmer Mist
Spray Mist - red
Large Rhinestone
Glue stick
Ribbon


With Water brush spread Gelatos - Red, Yellow and Purple on wet Large Tag.  Set aside to dry.



With The Crafters Workshop - Tree Branches stencil randomly apply Black ink on the Large Tag with a Blending tool.  


Add a bit of Spray Mist - red and Shimmer Mist.
Rub around the edges of tag with Black ink.


Cut All Hallows Eve from Altered Pages Collage Sheet - Witching Hour use Black ink to distress.  Add Large Rhinestone.


Cut Raven from Altered Pages Collage  Sheet - Quoth the Raven Nevermore (printed on transparency), attach with staples.


Fussy cut witches from Altered Pages Collage Sheet - Witching Hour, adhere to the tag with Glue stick.


Last add Ribbon.  The tag is complete! 


See you tomorrow for more TCW fun!




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