This card was made for the Cricut Circle Blog's weekly challenge. This week vellum or plastic needed to be used in the design. Below is a Halloween card made with a vellum jar full of spiders. This idea has been floating around in head for awhile and with the challenge having to do with vellum I finally figured out how to do the jar and complete the design. The card itself is just a black cardstock. Layered on the black was a white cardstock was punched using Martha Stewart's Spiderweb edge and corner punch. Plain green cardstock was embellished with a mask made with Tim Holtz's blank masks cut into a spider web shape & green glitter mist and also with a cuttlebug embossing folder (the smaller edge pokkadot). Black and white ribbon covered some of the raised portion for a textured effect and a visual line for the jar to sit on. The jar was made with the Doodlecharms cartridge with the inside contours hidden. It was cut from vellum with some glossy accents applied to give it a shined on look. The spiders were cut at different size and some extra legs were also welded on to give the one spider 8 legs. Black sparkle fabric paint was use for their eyes for a 3-D look. The largest of the spider's legs were folded up to make him look like he was crawling on the paper and white fabric paint was to applied for his silk line. Happy Halloween was cut on yellow cardstock and orange ink was applied with a sponge for a faded, dimensional look. A few rhinestones were added for some fun bling. On the inside (sorry forgot to take pictures before I mailed the card out) There is a line of the white punched spider web again along the bottom and above it says "I hope your Halloween is crawling with fun!" Thanks for looking and wish me luck in to challenge. HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!!
