I'm not into sending Halloween cards, but my MIL loves cards and lives in a nursing home, so I really like to have a card for each holiday for her. She lives nearby but I like to mail them to her so she has something special to open in the mail.
I had this card base ready to go for a fall leaf image I was going to use, but then I forgot why I had the base ready. I decided to use it for my Jack-O-Lantern instead. It needed a little bling and I just couldn't figure out what to do. A full ribbon seemed too much, and a bow overpowered the image. I decided to do three ribbon tails under the image, but having more than just the points showing used up too much card so I ended up with just the little triangle ends of the ribbons showing.
The digital image is from Beccy Muir and is raised with dimensional stickers. (Beccy is a very talented Australian artist and card maker and I highly recommend that you go through her blog for inspiration). I colored the image with my Spectrum Noir alcohol markers and used a little of the lightest gray for a shadow around the pumpkin.
It is difficult to tell because of the busy background, but there is a second backgound paper applied to the base card under the bottom of the image. It is an orange print and has a third piece of paper (green corrugated paper strip) applied down the middle. I then rounded the two bottom corners of the card.
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