Halloween Knife Spinner Card
A Halloween Knife Spinner Card is perfect to send to those who love horror movies! When you open the card, the knife spins — scary!
A Halloween Knife Spinner Card is perfect to send to those who love horror movies! When you open the card, the knife spins — scary!
Pretty Pumpkin Thanks Notecards are the perfect addition to any package you send or to give out a little thank you. Make a set with this tutorial.
A Pumpkin Patch Cat Card can help anyone get in the fall mood, and that includes this cat! Check out how to make this card here.
A Pretty Pumpkin Shaker Card is a shiny way to celebrate the turning of the seasons. You’ll find the easy tutorial here!
This Full Moon Cat Card is for those of us whose tails start twitching for halloween as soon as the temperatures start dropping. It’ll be a cute halloween surprise in the mail.
It’s easy to DIY Halloween fall decor Blocks! And you can be super creative making them with a few wooden stamp blocks and scraps.
This Halloween Candy Jar Card has a shiny window layer and is fun and spooky — All treats and no tricks! All the details can be found here including the Peek-Out Stamp Window Technique.
To make this Halloween card a little more spooky, I used the Inked Window Shaker Technique! Using a regal ink, I added a little haze to the inside window, and I’ll show you how to below in the video!
Join me today — I want to show you an unboxing of all the crafty goodies in the Stampin’ Up Paper Pumpkin September 2019 kit, and we’ll make a few of the Halloween projects with an alternative.
To double the use of your stamps, I look at non-holiday stamps and find fun ways to create spooky projects. This sassy Halloween Cocktail Window Card is for the Mammas and parents who need of a break.
It’s September, and that means Halloween cards! I created this Death Before Decaf Zombie Card for a coffee-loving friend using an Ink Blended Galaxy background. I’ll show you how in this tutorial!
Creating gourd-geous Autumn home decor can be quick, easy, and cheap! With this tutorial and an old sweater, you’ll be making a stuffed pumpkin patch in no time!