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Haunted Kitchen

Hello! I hope you all are having a great start to your week! I'm back on the Butterfly Reflections Ink blog today with a fun Halloween kitchen scene.


To make these haunted treats I used, two of my favorite, Lawn Fawn stamp sets Baked With Love and Booyah. All of the images were stamped in Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and colored with alcohol markers. For the background, I used Lawn Cut Peek-A-Boo Backdrop to help create each mini-scene. I die cut it once on black cardstock and again on patterned paper to create the backdrops for each panel. Using a black panel from the cut-out Peek-A-Boo Backdrop, I heat embossed the sentiment using White Embossing Powder. After cutting everything out, I assembled the pieces to the card face with a Tape Runner and a Lawn Fawn Glue Tube. After the glue was dried, I went back and added accents with my White Gel Pen. The panel with the sentiment seemed a tad bare to me, so I ended up adding some hand-drawn spiders and dots with my gel pen as well.




I wish I could make cupcakes this adorable in a real kitchen. I guess I'll settle with these spooky desserts instead. Products I used can be found at the Butterfly Reflections Ink Shop. Halloween is approaching! If you wanna see my other creations check out my Instagram @CaveWomanCreations. Have a great day!

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