This is how it looks opened up. Isn't it fun? I used lots of CottageCutz dies along with Tim Holtz dies and some stickers to create all the scenes. It was a blast.
Here is the center of the card.
This is the left side of the card opened.
The is the right side opened.
This is always a fun night for me. I enjoy seeing all the kids in the neighborhood come dressed up and knocking at my door. They're so cute. I remember making all my boys costumes.....yikes. Anywhere from the Power Rangers to Darth Vader. On great thing is they kept all the Star Wars costumes I made. I don't think anyone will ever tire of Star Wars, do you? Thanks for visiting. I sure do appreciate it. Happy Halloween!
Amazing scene you have created, CaroL!!! Great work!!
ReplyDeleteA fabulous bendi card, Carol! You must have had a lot of fun embellishing this masterpiece! I cannot get over all the unique details, die cuts, and tiny adventures in each little inch of your creation. The bats look especially creepy with their swirly/wrought iron wings! How cute! The white ghosts really pop out the rest of the pretty colors, don't they? I love the words and candy corn, and dates, and and and and everything! Amazing artwork, Carol. Happy Halloween! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteAn amazing Halloween creation, Carol. I can see why your Mom is enjoying it. I love all the smiling pumpkins. Have a Happy Halloween. I think ours is rained out.
ReplyDeletethis is stunning Carol what a great creation you have made, love it.
ReplyDeletegr karin
Of course your mom has it on display Carol. It's amazing and awesome. (If it were in my house, I'd keep it out and just build the Christmas village around it.) I especially like all the intricate wrought iron.
ReplyDeleteMaking costumes was one of my favorite parts of Halloween ...
After the all white one I was stunned but this one is just soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great subject for a bendi card. Lovely work Carol! NancyD
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteRight now there is not a person who sees this that isn't secretly thinking they wish they were your mother! We ALL want this masterpiece sitting in our house! lol You just come up with the most spectacular cards & projects I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteWow! Another fabulous creation!!
ReplyDeleteanother great bendi creation!!! so happy to see that so many people like this shape...I have a new fun one at my blog, a triple twisted easel..just in case you are interested with a video too...Me too I had some kids dressed up in star wars costumes this past Thursday night, I had around 200 kids!!!
ReplyDeletehugs bibiana
hi carol again me..to answer to your question: yes the "dia de los muertos" holiday in Mexico is a mix with the catholic one all saint's day...the holiday is from Aztec times before the arrival of the Spanish in America. When they Christianized this part of the world, they combined both traditions and now it is a mix of a pre-hispanic tradition with a catholic one...it is what is called "synchretism"...
ReplyDeleteand my VIDEO for the triple easel card is up and running now
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OM Gosh Carol! Look at the 42,0001 details on this! So pretty and so cool - you could spend hours finding new things on it!!!! So if you totaled the punches and die cuts you may just win the all time highest punch tally - a true Punchkateer dream this is! Love the shading, paint splatters, the cool fence, and the glitter the most but it is all wonderfully done. A true Carol original. Miss ya! Kenny said that the hunting season has been extended a bit into Feb but only one week - I sure hope you are still planning to come! Hugz!
ReplyDeleteCarol--I can tell you had a fabulous time making this adorable card!!! I love the glittered witch on the top! The details, as always, are so wonderful! TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat an original and fantastic project for Halloween ! Great Work !
ReplyDeleteHugs from France.
Cat's sCrap.