[VIDEO] Best Days -at the cemetery- with Marine

Hey crafty friends, Marine here, I’m super happy to be back on the blog with this spooky cute scene at the cemetery on Halloween night featuring Best Days from last release, as well as a whole bunch of other images from different sets that are listed below. This stamp set is absolutely not made for Halloween, but just by adding some spooky accessories, you can turn any scene into a Halloween one.

As always I stamped all the images using an alcohol marker friendly black ink, cut them all using the coordinating dies and then colored everything using my alcohol markers.

Here is the list of stamp sets I used in addition of Best Days:

Tabitha – big witch hat
Little Haunters – spider
Halloween Fun – small witch hat + skull
Frosty Mornings – pumpkins
Ghostly Greetings – tombstone
Deck the Halls – wreath
Spooky Spellers – tiny witch hat
Halloween Party – string of lights
Hippos on holiday – seagulls (that I turned into crows)
Merry Mice – street lamp + candle

I also used some die sets to cut my background pieces:

Nesting A7 – to cut a 7 x 5″ light blue frame + main panel
Summer Woods Scene – to cut a grass border
Pond Builder – to cut some bushes
a simple rectangle to use as a path

I started by creating the sky on the main panel using cracked pistachio, peacock feathers and wilted violet oxide inks. I added a bunch of texture: water splatters first, then some black soot and wilted violet splatters, some liquid stardust to make that sky all starry, and finally some white acrylic paint splatters.

I colored the bushes and grass border using rustic wilderness oxide ink, and colored the long rectangle using hickory smoke and black soot oxide inks. And I attached all those pieces on my panel using foam squares.

Next I stuck the images using a combination of glue dots, liquid glue and foam squares, and stamped my sentiment ‘Best witches to you this Halloween’ which is from Tabitha using black versafine ink. I attached the main panel in the middle of a 7 x 5″ card base, and then stuck the light blue frame using foam squares. And finally I added a whole lot of highlights on the images using a white gel pen.

And that’s it! Thank you so much for stopping by, I leave you with the video (click below) and wish you an amazing day! See you next time!