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Product Review: Inkadinkado Halloween Stamps

September 11, 2012 by Heather Holbrook

This is the second part of my review for the new Halloween stamps from Inkadinkado (click here for part one).

I absolutely adore the Voodoo Doll stamps and thought they would make such cute charms. I stamped them with Staz- On  ink on white shrink plastic and colored them with Colored Pencils , punch a hole for the jump ring and then shrunk them. You can see in the picture just how tiny they got. Aren’t they cute and a little creepy? 🙂 I also added a stamped domino charm with the word “Voodoo”.

 

This Death Head Moth had a vintage vibe to me so I made a distressed collage with it. I used layers of pattern papers, chipboard label with brads, vintage lace and a button.

This last stamp is so sinister, an X-ray Tick or Treat Bag with candy and some other “items” as well, like brass knuckles, a razor in the apple and a big butcher knife. I think this might have been Michael Myers’ bag from the movie Halloween 🙂 I stamped the bag in brown and color tinted it with ink and sponges. Very spooky!

Hope you enjoy my creations with some of the wonderful new Halloween images from Inkadinkado, check them all out here.

-Heather

 

Are you looking for more Halloween Embellishments,  papers, and supplies? Check out these printable designs we found on Etsy and these fun Halloween Stamps we found.

Check out these other Halloween-themed posts for project ideas and tutorials. love Halloween as much as we do? Join our  The Best Halloween Crafts and DIY Facebook group. or follow our Halloween Pinterest Boards

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Comments

  1. pam says

    September 12, 2012 at 7:36 am

    The shrink art ones are do cute! Going to have to take the plunge and try that technique!

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