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Friday, October 19, 2012

Day 19: 'Moon Light Ride' by Ink Stained Roni

Greetings Wicked Bloggers!

Welcome to DominoART's 31 Days of Halloween!  

Just an FYI...I've added a bonus project by Leigh S-B (me) to the DominoART sidebar ;0)
 "Book of the Dead" 

On to today's spooktacular project!
 
Ink Stained Roni joins us today for Day 19 with a cool bewitching domino pendant!


 Supplies used:
Domino
3rd Coast Rubber Stamp – Witchy Silhouette FA-320-H
Jet Black Archival Ink – Ranger Industries
Sharpie Markers (80’s Glam)
Stickles Glitter Glue – Gold
3D Crystal Lacquer
E6000
Copper Bail

Instructions:
I stamped the image onto the domino using archival ink. I then heat set it and colored the moon & sky with sharpie markers.  I then added a bit of sparkle to the moon using Gold Stickles Glitter Glue.  After the Stickles had dried I covered the domino with Crystal Lacquer and finally I glued on a copper bail using E6000.

See you tomorrow for Day 20 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Day 18: Raven Wreath by Mrs Swandog

Greetings Wicked Bloggers!

Welcome to Day 18 of 31 Days of Halloween!
Mrs Swandog joins us today with a spooktacular Raven Wreath decorated with some wicked cool altered dominoes!


Supplies used:
Tim Holtz rubber stamps
Twig wreath
dominoes
spica pens
crystal laquer
Raven bird
Black ribbon
moss

See you tomorrow for Day 19 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Day 17: Cat Candy Stalker Supersized Domino Necklace by Leigh S-B aka The Sharpie Domino Queen

Howzit Stamping Friends!

It's Day 17 of DominoART's 31 of Halloween and I'm back again to share another one of my Sharpie Domino Queen creations ;0)

Before I tell you about my project I want to remind everyone about some fun challenges I'm hosting!

Blockheads Paper Arts is the sponsor of DominoART's 31 Days of Halloween grand prize so here's a chance to grab even more spending money for Blockheads goodies ;0)  I'm hosting the Blockheads Paper Arts Technique Challenge this month which I called 'Precious Metals - A Compendium of Leafing Techniques'!  Pop on over for all the gorey details, but hurry the challenge ends Oct 21st!
I'm also the challenge coordinator for the Third Coast Challenge Blog!  TCCC#7 is the current challenge and the theme is Dark and Twisty - A Macabre Halloween!  Come and enter your darkest and scariest projects!  You must use at least one Third Coast stamp to be in the running for a $25 gift certificate!  Creep on over to the blog for all the gorey details! 
Now for my Day 17 creation!
Only 13 more scary sleepless nights in anticipation of the arrival of the spookiest night in October!  The streets will be over flowing with yummy candy....you know you love it....say that last part with a sing-song voice LOL!

Well, apparently cats love candy too and I've got an altered super-sized domino pendant to prove it ;0) 

Check out my Cat Candy Stalker pendant featuring a 2 stamp set by Third Coast Rubber Stamps called Scary Hairy Girl and Cat VB-321-P. 

I absolutely adore this set and couldn't resist stamping the kitty's face with those huge eyes multiple times all over the domino including the sides to tell the tale that Scary Hairy Girl has the creepiest of feelings that she's been stalked during her trick-or-treating!

First off, some of you have asked how large a super-sized domino actually is and they are 1.5 x 2.5  inches and not to be confused with the tins that say Jumbo on them!  Jumbo are standard sized at 1 x 2 inches.  I love working with super-sized doms coz you can obviously get more of the stamp image on them ;0)


The images were stamped onto the super-sized white domino with Jet Black StazOn ink and heat set.  Then I stamped portions of the kitty onto just the two long sides of the domino in the same manner.  I'm sure you can tell by now that I used my signature 'Sharpie Domino Queen' technique and coloured the entire image with the following Sharpie markers:
Cat's eyes:  Lime and Kiwi, Pumpkin and the girl's arms:  Leg Warmer Orange and Banana Clip Yellow, Panel on her clothes and Cat ears:  Jellie Pink, Her eyes and rest of her clothes:  Purple, Violet and lilac, Skin:  Almond, Cat fur:  Slate Grey and Earl Grey, Girl's Hair:  Brown. 

To seal the design I applied a coat of Judikins Diamond Glaze to the surface and sides.  Once dry I embellished the pendant with various sizes of clear self-adhesive rhinestones, two tiny ones on the front of the girl's dress and three on the top and bottom of the domino.

To make my altered domino into a pendant I adhered a sterling silver bail to the back with GS-Hypo cement and threaded it onto a purple velvet cord with a sterling silver lobster claw and jump ring to finish the necklace.

See you tomorrow for Day 18 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!

THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Day 16: Once Upon a Midnight Dreary - Domino Bookmark by Barb B

Greetings Wicked Bloggers!

We're now entering the second half of DominoART's 31 Days of Halloween and also Smeared and Smudge's spooktacular event too!  I hope you've been inspired and not too traumatized by all the horrifyingly good eye candy ;0)  The Smeared and Smudged blog hop roll is on DominoART's right hand sidebar and visit Terra's blog for all the gorey details!

Barb B joins us again today for Day 16 of 31 Days of Halloween with a hauntingly sinister Poe inspired bookmark featuring an altered domino tassel!  You might just be too scared to read but at least you've got a candle to keep the shadows at bay ;0)

Check out Barb's Raven Earrings on Day 9 if you missed them!


 This time around, I decided to celebrate Poe along with my love of reading and create a bookmark to denote where I've left off in my spooky reading.

The stamps I used for this are as follows:
Raven is by Meer Image
Branch is by Stampscapes
Lettering is Stampin' Up's Mini Alphabet
Candle is from Blockheads - An Illustrated Christmas

I began this project, using a light grey cardstock. I used a punch to create a mask where I wanted the moon. Then, using a sponge and various colors of Distress Inks, in a circular motion, I inked in the night sky. Using the sponge again, I edged the whole piece in black ink. Once done with that, I removed the mask and used Brushed Pewter Distress Stain to create the ring around the moon and a few dabs to make the moon look crater-y.

I stamped the branch in a dark brown ink. I then stamped the quote in black ink. I then used black craft ink to stamp the raven, sprinkled it with clear embossing powder and heat set it. This really makes the raven stand out! I used a gold metallic pen to draw the ring around the raven's eye. With that, the main portion of the book mark was done and I mounted it on purple cardstock, at the top of which I punched a hole for the twine to go through.

On to the domino!


For this, same as last week, I used a pre-drilled, plain, bamboo domino. (I apologize for being remiss in telling you where I found these last week. I got them from an Etsy shop that I found InkStainedRoni - she's got all kinds of cool stuff at great prices!) To begin, I stamped the candle using StazOn Jet Black Ink. I colored in the flame using a yellow/orange sharpie, then went over it again with a sparkly metallic yellow gel pen. I colored in the candle using a white gel pen. Then I colored in the candle stick using a metallic gold gel pen. Gel pens work great for this kind of thing with one caveat: they need a little extra drying time, so be careful not to smudge the ink!

Once I had my image colored in, I used a purple sharpie to shade in the background. I wanted to give it a kind of antique look and this is achieved so easily with a sharpie. If you do straight lines rather than dabbing the ink, it doesn't fully cover and gives it that aged, worn appearance.

With that, my domino was done and the only thing left to do was assemble everything. I chose a purple twine that closely matched the cardstock. I poked one end through the domino and secured the bottom of it by tying it around a bead. I pulled the knot and extra twine from the other side of the knot into the domino, snugging it with a good tug as I did. Then I thread and looped the twine through the bookmark. I brought it back down through the other hole in the domino, attached the other bead, and again pulled that side snug.

There I had a cool, spooky bookmark to use. All that was left was to dig out my E.A. Poe collection, make myself a hot toddy, and lose myself in some sublimely disquieting story.

See you tomorrow for Day 17 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Monday, October 15, 2012

Day 15: By the Light of the Full Moon - Domino embellished Card by Val S

Welcome Wicked Bloggers!

You've officially made it half way through our big  
31 Days of Halloween extravangza!  Congrats ;0)
Just another 15 days to go before all the things that go bump in the night emerge in full force!!

To keep you in the haunting mood I'm giving away a DominoART Treat!
I did a random drawing from DominoART's fearless followers and congrats to Kathi R (Third Coast Coterie) you've won a surprise Treat from me!  I've already got your details so your Treat will be stalking its way to you soon ;0)

Val S is back again for Day 14 of 31 Days of Halloween with a wicked cool domino embellished card!


Supplies used:
Standard white domino
Dark and Light Blue Sharpie markers
Stamps by Inkadinkado
StazOn Jet black

Stormy Skies, Tattered Rose and Faded Jeans Distress Inks
Light blue self-adhesive rhinestones in various sizes
Black, Peach cardstock
Silk Smooth White card from Create and Craft 
Aleene's Fast Grab glue 

See you tomorrow for Day 16 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Day 14: Lil Halloween Clown by BonnieBlueDenim

Howzit Bloggers!

  BonnieBlueDenim, who is one of my fellow Third Coast Creative Coterie design team members and also a Wicked Blogger in the Smeared and Smudged blog hop, joins us for
 Day 14 of 31 Days of Halloween
to share her truly fang-tastic altered domino creation that also includes a Bingo card and wooden letter dice!


I stamped the Third Coast Image VB-320 Lil Halloween Clown on a domino.  I made a medallion (I think that's what you call it) by sewing the edge of a piece of ribbon and tightening it into a circle by pulling the thread.  I colored the domino with copic and sharpie markers, and learned to let things dry, and that spraying too much glossy finish makes the ink float.  Live and Learn!  I adhered the domino to the ribbon medallion.  Then I devised a little display using bingo and some sort of spelling game cubes from my vast stash of fabulous treasures!  I think the medallion might be cute as a lapel pin if you applied a pin to the back.

Here's a closer look at the star of the freak show!


See you tomorrow for Day 15 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Day 13: Happy Halloween TagART by Monica G

 Hello Stamping Friends!

Hang in there my intrepid bloggers, not long to go until we reach the half way mark of DominoART's 31 Days of Halloween!

Monica G joins us for Day 13 to share her creepy and gloriously superstitious #13 Happy Halloween TagART creation!

Do you consider the number 13 lucky or unlucky?  Let us know in your comments :0)


In the words of Monica...I altered a Domino and a Rumikub tile for this one.  I used alcohol inks on my domino before stamping the spider web image from the My Mind's Eye Lost and Found Halloween clear stamp set.  I then hand drew the spider and added purple bling to the body, then coated the whole thing with Diamond Glaze.  I used Martha Stewart border stickers and epoxy stickers, she has a very nice "vintage feeling" line out this season and I was so pleased to see her new stuff.  I added a mini clock to my Rumikub tile from Gray Burlin, and used Elmer's Painter's marker to color in the number 13 and added Diamond Glaze over the top for some shine.  On my tag I used patterened scrapbook papers and washi tapes.  The "Happy Halloween" is a Martha Stewart die-cut and I used Stamping Up hardware to add ribbon to tthe top of the #8 size tag.

Here's a closer look at her two spooktacular altered game pieces!


See you tomorrow for Day 14 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Friday, October 12, 2012

Day 12: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid - Domino embellished card by Sandra Y!

 Welcome to  Day 12 of DominoART's 31 Days of Halloween my brave Bloggers!

First of all I'm pleased to announce that Lindsay J received the first DominoART Treat of the season!  Congrats, you are the winner of Val S's spooktacular Day 2 necklace 'Witch in Flight', Woohoo!!!!!

Visit each day, keep up the comments, become followers of DominoART and also share your own Halloween projects in the Reader's Gallery for the chance to gobble up some more DominoART Treats ;0)

 Also, did you all find yesterday's Smeared and Smudged Scavenger Hunt pic hidden right at the end of the post?  I was so tricksy by making you scroll all the way to the end hee hee!  I hope you all found it and rushed off your emails to be entered in the Scavenger Hunt drawing for Day 11 of their 31 Days of Halloween!  There's more Scavenger Hunt prizes up for grabs but you have to find them on all the other Wicked Blogs!  The Wicked Blogger list is on DominoART's right hand side bar!

Now for some DominoART eye candy and you're in for a real treat today :0) 

I'm proud to say that Sandra Y, the winner of DominoART's 31 Days of Halloween 2011, is back this year to amaze us with another of her horrifyingly fantastic creations ;0)


In the words of Sandra...This year, my project's general guideline was to represent some ‘normal’ people, exposed to an abnormal panic

Because I love the watercolor paints finish, I have stamped my characters heads onto white regular paper, then embossed with black powder, cut out and glued them on dominoes. I then watercolored them, and glued my dominoes on stamped and cut off bodies.

The background was created with alcohol inks, then enhanced with various stencils, stamps and inks.


Stamp credits :
Background stamps - Bone corners by Third Coast Rubber Stamps
Stylized flames on background by Stampers anonymous

Characters:
1st : head is source unknown and the body by QKR Stampede
2nd:  head by Stamp Francisco and the body is source unknown
3rd:  head by Viva Las Vegas stamps and the body is by Kaleidoscope stamps and the arms are parts of a McGill punch
4th:  head and body by Viva Las Vegas stamps
5th:  head: Viva Las Vegas stamps and body by Stamp it Crazy and the arms are parts of a Quickutz die cut

Sentiment : Stamp Francisco

See you tomorrow for Day 13 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Day 11: Frankenstein Domino Necklace by Heidi Q

 Welcome Gothic Souls to
Day 11 of 31 Days of Halloween!

Heidi Q aka Crafty Q joins us today for with her freakishly cool Frankenstein domino necklace!  I'd scream 'RUN' if it wasn't too late coz he's seen you now bbbbbhhhaaaaaaaa!

In the words of Crafty Q....I've loved Frankenstein since I was a little girl (I think I was "Goth" before anyone knew what it meant!).  I imagine Frankenstein's bride wearing this pendant to keep her beloved close to her heart.


Supplies:
Domino
Ranger alcohol ink: Pitch Black, Slate, Meadow, Silver
Stamp by Viva Las Vegas Stamps
3M multipurpose transparency film
aluminum tape
Judikins Diamond Glaze
bolts
e6000 adhesive
small eye screw

Directions:
Drill a small hole on top of the domino and glue in a small eye screw.  Color domino with alcohol inks. The stamp was too big for a domino so I stamped it onto white card stock and scanned the image to my computer. Import the image into Word and make it the size to fit a domino and print onto the transparency film.  Cut the image out and glue it on the domino with Diamond Glaze; let dry.  Cut strips of aluminum tape to fit the edges of the domino with a slight overlap to the front and color the tape with alcohol inks to give a distressed look.  Glue bolts to the side and once dry color with alcohol inks.  Give a final coat of Diamond Glaze to the image area and once dry attach to a string or beads of ribbon of choice.


See you tomorrow for Day 12 of 31 Days of Halloween and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31 Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!  See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Happy Haunting and Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN
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Heehee!  You've just found the hidden pic for the Smeared and Smudged Scavenger Hunt!
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Day 10: Tri-Game Piece Amulet Choker by Val S

Greetings Wicked Players and Readers!

You have already survived 10 frightful Days of Halloween with all your creating, blog hopping and commenting!  Phew, I'm so glad you haven't run screaming for the hills with all the Spooktacular DominoART eye candy shared so far Bbbbhhhaaaaaaaaa ;0)

Val S is back again today for Day 10 of 31 Days of Halloween with another truly spooktacular game art creation!

She WOW'd us on Day 2 with her elegant pendant fit for the annual Witch Ball and today she double or should I say triple WOWs us with this wicked cool tri-game piece Amulet Choker comprising of two Chekits and a Triomino!  Vampyra herself would be all to pleased to have this piece in her jewelry box ;0)


Supplies used:
Val used two variants on the traditional domino game to create her piece.  Both are made of the same shiny resin material too and make them fair game, pun intended bbbbbhhhaaaaaa, for altering!

 2 Chekits (hexagonal game pieces)
1 Triomino (triangle game piece)
Spider, pumpkin, flourish stamps by Inkadinkado
Silver and black bead
Black ribbon
Black lace
Blackcurrant Adirondack Alcohol Ink
2 pink rhinestones
Silver metallic paint pen
Judikins Diamond Glaze
E6000 glue

See you tomorrow for Day 11 of 31 Days of Halloween  and don't forget to visit all the blogs in the Smeared and Smudged 31  Days of Halloween blog hop for the chance to win lots of SAS prizes!!   See Terra's blog if you're late to the freak show!

Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN
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