The Crafty Corner With Janna

 This week at TFJ Inspiration Ave Blog we are creating to the theme of “How Spooky was That?”. I absolutely love Halloween Idea-plight. The second I saw the display dome I knew that would be the focal point of my creation. Here I have created a haunted church yard complete with spooky graveyard, ghost lights and a little demon. I hope that you enjoy the creation process of this project . Let’s get spooky!🧡🪦🖤 Part 1: Alterations with Ranger Part 2: Building a spooky tree Part 3: Assembling the Scene Alterations with Ranger For the first part of the blog post, I’m going to be going over some basic alterations with Ranger and Idea-ology products. If you’d  like more in-depth details click here . For our first alteration we are going to be altering some of the Tim Holtz pumpkins from Idea-ology.  We are going to need a distress walnut stain crayon and some gilded foundry wax.  First, I scribbled some distress walnut stain crayon over the pumpkin. Then with my fingers, I pushed and blend

 Hello and welcome to this week at TFJ Inspiration ave we are created to the theme of “fall colours”. For my project today I’m going to be focussing on the fall colours of Distress. For this card, we are going to be playing with a variety of new Tim Holtz seasonal Halloween colors. For a process video click here . To start this card today we are starting with a base layer of distress watercolor cardstock. Then I am adding distress mica spray stains mulled cider, harvest moon, tart cranberry, jack-o’-lantern, and unravelled. First misted, the watercolour cardstock with some water from the distress sprayer. Then I added on layers of color. Each of the layers I dried with the Ranger heat tool. Below is a finished background check out all that shine and sparkle the mica spray stains! For our next layer, I’m pulling in an old die set, birch trees and altering them distress mica spray stains fallen acorn and unravelled. I said, attach the layer trees over the top of our background with a few