First eBrush Guest Designer!!! A Cool Halloween Card!!! She is a brand new eBrush owner!

A Cool Halloween Card from a Brand New eBrush Owner! Guest Designer Danita Hines Kinney

This is a late night guest designer post!!! I was so excited when I saw Danita’s first project with the eBrush.  I have been asking for guest designers and was so happy to get her to agree!! She is a gem and I think that she can inspire all!

Hello everyone, this is Danita from danitasdesigns.com.

I am a paper crafter mostly.  I love to make cards, 3D projects, wall art, vinyl art and more. Check out my blog to see some of my creations.

I recently purchased the Craftwell Ebrush from HSN.  I had been wanting it forever, but the price was not in line with my budget. I decided to take a chance and purchase it because,

1.It was on sale and,

2. I had a coupon!!!

Aren't  those the only reasons we crafters need?

The Craftwell Ebrush is a cute little airbrush system that you can use with various markers. The one I purchased came with a 3lb. air compressor and 6 marker adapters.

I watched a few videos by Debi Tullier prior to my Ebrush arriving. I tell ya, this lady is a whiz with this ebrush. I was up an running within an hour of receiving it.

 I'm finding this tool to be very easy to use, I'm having so much fun with it and I can't wait to try more projects!

This is my Halloween card and the instructions on how I did it. Really fun!!!

Front:

Inside

First I cut my card base 4.25x5.5 (that's the Ebrush in the background)

Using my electronic cutting machine, I cut out my images to mask the areas on the card base that I did not want covered with ink. I also cut out the lettering for the "Happy Halloween".

Next I used painters tape to hold down the base and to help with splatter control.

Here are my images

I lifted them with lift-off tape for vinyl.

Here are the images on the card, you may not be able to see them because they are white. I used my Copic Marker to spray.

This is how it looks after I take the images off

Next I took a smaller piece of card stock 4 x5.25 and tore the edges of to give it jagged look. I used this as my guide for the outer edge of the card that I sprayed in black.

See?

Don't have the right color embellishments? Not to worry!!!  Ebrush and Copics to the rescue!!!

I did the inside of the card with  Stampin Up Sweet Centers and a few stickers. I popped up the embellishments to give some dimension and that was it!  Quick and easy cards for friends.

Thanks for looking!!

Please visit Danita Hines Kinney”s blog and be inspired. You can also join her and other new owners as well as some that have had their machines for a little longer by joining our facebook group, “eBrush by Craftwell”