Witch Spinner by Jil Lebel

 

Hello Ai fans!

I used the Witch Twist stamp and die set to make a spinner card.  This image is made to be a twist card, but I made a few small changes to make it a spinner card.  It just extends your stamp sets when you have various uses for them. 

I started by stamping the images onto Spectrum Noir Ultra Smooth card stock with Gina K Black Amalgam ink and colored them with Copic markers.  The colors I used will be listed at the end of this post.  I then cut the images out with the matching dies that come in the set. I then placed the images back to back and cut off the top and bottom of the die cuts. I added glue to both pieces and placed a piece of black jute onto the center of the die cuts and attached them together around the thread.  This will become the spinner piece.

I die cut two large circles from white paper. I die cut a window into one of the circles. I scored one of them at 1/2" inches.  I applied adhesive to the small scored piece and attached it to the full circle.  I die cut a purple and black frame with the circle dies. I edged them with a Pilot medium tip silver marker.  I attached the purple frame to the card front.  I applied foam tape to the back of the black frame.  I attached the string and with spinner to the middle of the frame and attached it to the card.  The last thing I did was die cut out an orange circle and attached it behind the window. 

Copic Colors Used:

Face - E000, E00, E11

Purple - V04, V06, V09

Green - YG61, YG63, YG67

Orange - Y15, YR07, E15

Purple - V04, V06, V09

Gray - C0, C3

Thanks for stopping by and Have a Great Day!

Best Witches To You | By Jessica Shier

 Hello Ai Fans!

New release new Twisters! This makes me so happy. The twisters are fun to color and have a cool interactive twist (hehe) to them. This little green witch is so cute and easy to pair with fun stencils.

First thing to do is die cut a A2 side fold card base. An easy way to prevent the lines on your cutting plate from embossing on to the inside of the card, is by layering a piece of copy paper in between the cut plate and the card stock. I like to use a side fold card base for the twister stamps and dies. That way the image isn't twisting upside down when the participant opens it.

I colored the witch with copic markers and then used the coordinating die to cut her out. For the stenciling I used a Crafter's Workshop stencil and two colors of Distress Oxide ink; Twisted Citron and Peeled Paint. I also used another piece of scratch paper to place inside the card before ink blending.  For the frame I used black card stock and the largest and second to largest Rectangle double stitch dies. 

I added sequins, in coordinating purple colors, to the front. Last few things to adhere is the sentiment on the front and orange cardstock adhered to the inside. 

Thank you so much for joining me today. Happy Stamping.