If you are following this blog hop correctly, you would have made it here from Jennifer's blog, did you? I hope you've managed to leave a comment on everyone's posts since you also get a big TREAT for hoping along and commenting
on each blog/facebook page...inspiration with a chance to win This CUTIE
set of our new Jude Line (more to come through the years)!
You must leave a comment on each blog. Each person will get a ticket per comment. A raffle will be held on October 1st and the winner will be announced.
I am bringing to you today the release of Spirited Lucinda, just below my creation is a little story, I warn you not for the faint hearted! You'll be glad this is the last one to read.
Since these images are meant to be loosly based on the DT, I thought I would use the colour of my hair! I do love my purple streaks! I also coloured her cloak the colour of a nasty pair of curtains I once inherited from a house I rented!!!!!
Copics used:
Skin: E000, E04, E11, E21, E00
Hair: RV66, BV08, 100, W9, W7, W5
Cloak: BG96, YG99, G99,BG93, W9
Here is the little treat box I made.
I hope you like what I made, the box is now currently empty on my desk, the children couldn't wait till Halloween!!
Now let me tell you a short story.........
There was an abandoned house sitting in the middle of a fancy neighborhood in Calgary that nobody would go near. And I mean nobody! Now , my pal Albert was the agent in charge of selling that haunted house and he tried everything in his power to close a deal. But folks were too plumb scared to make an offer, even at rock-bottom prices. Finally, Albert lit on the notion of selling the house sight unseen to a rich city slicker from the States. Worked like a charm, too, until the day the city slicker decided he wanted to visit the property after all.
Albert was all set to take the fellow there at high noon, but the city slicker’s train was delayed, so it wasn’t until after dinner that the two men set off for the haunted house. It was a dark and rainy night, but early enough in the evening that the ghost might still be resting. At least, Albert hoped this was the case.
Albert unlocked the front door, and it opened with an ominous creak. Albert swallowed nervously, but the city slicker just chuckled and said something about atmosphere. Albert relaxed a bit, and wondered if he shouldn’t have raised the price a bit. The two men entered a tall foyer absolutely festooned with dusty cobwebs.
“Creepy!” the city slicker said enthusiastically. He bounded energetically into the center of the foyer, “Come to me, foul spirits!” he intoned loudly.
Immediately, the whole house rang with a sinister, unearthly chuckle. Then an unearthly voice boomed: “I’m coming down now!” The city slicker jumped and then turned to Albert with a happy grin. “Great special effects! How’d you do that?”
“I didn’t,” Albert said, his teeth chattering. He backed up until he hit the front door and stood there with his hand on the knob.
“I’m coming down now!” the voice boomed again, and the city slicker’s grin slipped a bit. He looked at Albert’s frightened posture and then followed the agent’s gaze toward the stairs.
A bright light exploded into being at the top of the steps and quickly resolved into a sinister green head with flaming eyes, writhing hair, and fangs instead of teeth. The head opened its mouth and screamed; a terrible, high-pitched sound that scraped across the nerves.
As the head began rolling down the stairs toward the two men, Albert’s nerve broke, and a moment later he was halfway down the road, his own scream rivaling that of the specter in the house behind him.
It wasn’t until he was almost home that he realized that he had company. The city slicker was running along beside him.
“Mister, I don’t think I want that house after all,” he panted.
“Why not?” asked a hauntingly familiar voice. Albert and the city slicker looked over and saw the green head with flaming red eyes keeping pace with them as they raced down the street.
The city slicker gave a screech that would have shamed a banshee and disappeared into the distance so fast there was no keeping up with him.
“Must have been the asking price,” the floating head said conversationally to Albert. The real estate agent shrieked even louder than the city slicker and ran away so fast that his shoes made sparks against the pavement.
The next day, Albert quit his job and moved to Vancouver, where he spent the rest of his life working on a fishing boat. And the haunted house fell into ruin and was eventually torn down.
You can read more Canadian ghost stories in Spooky Canada by S.E. Schlosser.
We have 13 AWESOME new DT images!! Since mine is the last, why not leave me a comment on which is your favourite.
All these images can be found here: Simply B Stamps https://www.simplybstamps.net
Hurry and grab these awesome images all 13 for just $18 while supplies last! Once sold out at the $15 price, you will still be able to pick them up as a bundle, however the price will be at the normal $4 per digi which comes to $52...for $18 for all 13 you have to admit it is a SPOOKtacular deal!
BUT wait there is more! Get a BONUS FREEBIE when you buy the bundle! This CUTE Witchy Brew is yours FREE when you buy the bundle (while supplies last, only 25 available at the $18 price with the freebie) that is now 14 images for $18 (a $56 VALUE!)
https://simplybstamps.net/item_4706/Halloween-2017-Bundle-With-Freebie.htm
Of course all are also available individually on sale for $3 through Sept. 29th @ 6PM PST.
You must leave a comment on each blog. Each person will get a ticket per comment. A raffle will be held on October 1st and the winner will be announced.
Here is our blog hop list as well in case you lose your place and have to start from here again all over
;) Simply B Stamps blog (start of the hop)
Nikki (Facebook)
Angela
Krista
Keri
Debbie
Kate
Jennifer
Lucinda (end of the hop)
