Kitchen Sink Monday: Moonlit Tree

It's time for another Kitchen Sink Stamps Monday! With Halloween coming up at the end of the week, I wanted to do something a little bit spooky to share with you today. I came up with a simple vellum tealight cover featuring the tree image from the Multi Step Owl & Autumn Moon stamp set.

The cover is actually very simple to construct. It's basically an 8 1/4" strip of cardstock, scored every 2 inches (with 1/4" left over for a tab for adhesive). An opening is cut from each 2" wide section using a rectangle Nestabilities die. I used a spider web border punch along the top of the strip, all the way across, for an additional spooky touch.

I stamped the tree image from the Multi Step Owl & Autumn Moon set and a moon made from a circle found in the Pretty Petals stamp set on 4 vellum panels. One stamped vellum panel is secured behind each opening in the black cardstock. I folded the black strip on the score lines and secured it with some ScorTape. A lit tealight is set inside the cover for the photo to get a spooky moonlit glow.

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Dee Jackson
Julie Masse
Lisa Somerville
Lynn McAuley
Makiko Jones
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Materials Used:
Multi Step Owl & Autumn Moon and Pretty Petals stamp sets, Memento Tuxedo Black ink (Kitchen Sink Stamps); Basic Black cardstock (Stampin' Up!); Spider Web border punch (Martha Stewart); vellum (The Paper Company); rectangle die (Nestabilities); ScorPal, ScorTape