It's never too early for Halloween... Boo Sprite Girl

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Haa haa! I received several replies from FB & Twitter after my status update last night :) So, here is the little bit o' cuteness I was talkin' about:


Boo Sprite Girl


{squeal}


Isn't she abso-freakin-lutely adorable? I LOVE LOVE LOVE this new set from TAC. So versatile... I mean, we all know I can spook-up just about anything... but come on, isn't the image cute?


Stamps: Spunky Sprite Girls, Glitter Goblins (might be back in September), Punk Princess (retired)
Paper: Bazzill Mono-Oranges, Basic Black & Olive cardstocks, & Premium White cardstock
Ink: Noir Palette, VersaMark
Other: pop dots, black lace, distresser, Prismacolors w/ mineral oil, grey Tombow marker


I missed a spot on her hand, but I'll fix it later... just a quick swipe with the blending stump! The woven background is a leftover from my Paper Wings design team project, so that should peak a little interest, there {insert evil smiley w/ raised eyebrow & horns here}


The VersaMarked background really popped after I sponged a bit of Noir ink over the edges. The orange was really bright, and the Noir toned it down quite a bit.


What would be AWESOME is if I had a spring under the skull instead of a pop dot... oooooooo... me likey!


What do you think?

Comments

Patti J. said…
Who'd a thought to make her spooky? You would!!! I think this card just rocks - great job Barb!!!
7/1/09, 4:09 PM
Jennifer Carter said…
I'm not a big "Halloweener" (haha) but this is so cute! You are just too creative!!
7/1/09, 4:11 PM
Laurie said…
Ok Barb! We have to talk! I mean come on this is ridiculous!! YOU ARE SO STINKIN CREATIVE!!! I am not a halloweenie type person but I LOVE this! You made her so spooky cute! And the background? It's AWESOME!! You are SO good! :):)
7/1/09, 4:11 PM
Debra Hensley said…
WOW!!! She is adorable!! I absolutely love your creativity barb! I would never have thought to alter that cute image to fit any occasion.. I wasn't sure about this set but now I have to have it! You're amazing and so talented! Thanks yet again for the inspiration to think outside the box!
7/1/09, 4:43 PM
Kim said…
Ack, I LOVE this!!!! It is a Cah-yoot Halloweenie card!! Love the torn, layering in the background and all the skulls!!!
7/1/09, 5:05 PM
Chris said…
You are the bomb! I love these little sprites but never thought Halloween - of course you did! :) It's fantastic!!
7/1/09, 6:44 PM
Michelle said…
I LOVE how you can take a stamp and make it booo-itful, LOL! Seriously, this is too cool - you rock!
7/1/09, 7:05 PM
Anna said…
Okay, you so totally need to pull apart a pen to get a little spring! I love that idea! Very cute card. I like how you did the paper stripes. Very cool! Cute new set too!
7/1/09, 8:25 PM
LadybugSue said…
You know to be honest, I was not that fond of this set, but YOU
can make anything look special and I like it. It's gotta be the halloween theme!! Your card is too cool!!!
7/1/09, 8:40 PM
Rach said…
this is awesome what an amazing card. love the design. hugs rachxx
7/1/09, 8:55 PM
Seleise said…
oh my gosh - you are a SCREAM! :) love the card! what a hoot to use the skull instead of the flower!
7/1/09, 10:29 PM
kolling143 said…
Ok, I remember hearing you say at seminar that you wanted to "trick" her out for Halloween and I thought, no way.....but you did it!! I really like this!!
7/1/09, 10:50 PM
Monika/Buzsy said…
Fabulous card! Love the background and the cute images. :o)
7/2/09, 1:40 AM
Sandy said…
Your creativity is so awesome Barb!!!
7/2/09, 3:06 AM
Jeanie said…
Too cute! I love it! :-)
7/2/09, 3:11 AM
Kim said…
What A Scream! To Stink'in CUTE!!! Whooo would have thought to turn her into a Halloweenie girl!!! ONLY YOU!!!! I luv this set & am so glad it's on the way... : )
7/2/09, 5:54 AM
KellyRae said…
OMGosh girl! She totally looks like the gal from the Growing up Creepy cartoon. I love how you used the Noir to warm up the edges and your black paper background is brilliant!
7/2/09, 3:52 PM
Sarah said…
I love what you did with this set! You're so creative!!!
7/2/09, 11:28 PM
Suzanne said…
OK, so at seminar I kept thinking eeuuww! But now, it's just wowzers!!!
7/4/09, 9:42 PM
inkmistress said…
This is just too freakin' much! Makes me want to make every stamp set I have into a Halloween stamp!

I know! You're not surprised!

Christina
7/5/09, 4:02 PM
Trudy Osborn said…
Oh MY! I would NEVER in a million years have though to use this set for anything but a girlie cutsie set, and definitely NOT Halloween. Super cute, super creative
7/5/09, 7:42 PM
Maria said…
You are absolutely the best and so creative, I was thinking in the lines of a candy striper for this girl. The ghoul girl is a cutie.
7/5/09, 10:59 PM
Sonia said…
Barb you are so creative.. love the "Halloween Girl", look so nice.

**Sony**
7/9/09, 7:29 AM
Photo Gal Jan said…
I have to have this now, and see how I can do my own spin of halloween on this!
7/13/09, 4:41 AM
Melisa Waldorf Angel #4405 said…
Holy CRAP Barb!! CREEPY-ADORABLE!! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!
7/16/09, 2:57 AM
Belyona said…
It's so unusual! :) I like it!
7/20/09, 8:19 AM
Andrea C said…
this is amazing x
7/22/10, 5:00 PM
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