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PPRS Design Team Monday!

Hello, Its Monday and that means time for some Prickley Pear inspiration. Today I am sharing another Halloween card with you all :)

Supplies: cardstock: Elle Erre Fabriano!; stamps:Prickley Pear (Scary Cat & Bats) ink: Unity Stamp Co. (French Lilac);embellishment: Charcoal Twine from The Twinery

Please visit the PPRS blog for more Design Team Inspiration and before I forget, there is still time to enter the PPRS Sketch Challenge.

Thanks for visiting!

Comments

  1. What a fun Halloween card! Love the tree stamped over the moon...so perfect!!

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  2. Yay! That is one Scary Cat! :) Great card Ujjwal!!!

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  4. awesome halloween images and more awesome usage!!

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  5. What a lovely card...beautifully composed Ujjwal. Love the bits of purple.

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  6. What a super fun, festive card! So adorable!

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  7. The purple just pops right out! Fantastic and Fun Halloween card!!!

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  8. beautiful halloween card...the cat so cute...

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  9. I admire the way you have cracked this halloween card.very neat work.I tried my level best but couldn't see the pie lane crystals though

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  10. oooh da purple cat!!! Love the look of this card. super job.

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  11. This is super near... Love the way this card has turned out...!!

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