Cards For Your Halloween Witches

One of my favorite parts of Halloween is the witches. 

Not the scary demonic kind, I like the cute little fun witches with their big hats and fancy shoes!

Tracy here from the Idea Closet.

Today, in honor of all those cute witches, I have three cards to share.

First up is the Cauldron Impossible Card.

Don't let the name fool you, this card is actually pretty easy to put together.

It folds flat for mailing and then pops open  for a little bit of decor.  

Such a fun card- and Jodi actually has 4 impossible cards.

If you like the cauldron, how about the Cauldron Hidden Gift Card Holder.

This card has a lot of cute extras.

It comes with a tag.

I changed my tag up a bit and added two spiders with Epoxy middles (sorry the picture doesn't do it justice).

Add the spiders with foam pop dots and they look like they are about to jump off the tag!

Gift Cards are better than candy almost any time. Place one in the hidden holder and slip it into the cauldron.

Who wouldn't love that surprise?

Last is the Witch Hat Rocker Card.

I love the 3D bow on this card.

For all of the cards, I used  Frost White liquid ink applied with a make up sponge, to give the black a little more of a scuffed up look.

I hope you enjoyed these cards and will try one for yourself.

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Halloween Cards with Beth

Hello all!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here with you.  I send out Halloween cards every year, so that is what I decided to do for today's project.

The ornaments on the front of the cards (candy corn and pumpkin) are files from the JGW Halloween Ornaments Tree.  I cut them out at the imported size and simply cut out the rest of the card elements by hand.

The papers I used are all from DCWV's Spooky Halloween stack.  I embellished with Orange Licorice and Orange Limeade Trendy Twines as well as sequins.  The sentiments were from the APB Happy Halloween stamp set.  You can stop by my blog for more details!

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Halloween Cards with Beth

Happy Monday!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here today with these two Halloween cards.  I send out cards to all of my family, so I make several Halloween cards each year :)

Both of these card files are from the SDS Glowing Halloween set.  The haunted house easel card is very detailed, but simple to assemble.  I embellished with a sentiment from APB Happy Halloween stamp set and Skittles inside.

Here is the view of it folded flat for mailing.  The papers I used on these cards are from Recollections' Haunted Manor stack.

I really love the style of this second card!  The flourishes in the web are so pretty.

This is a big card, meauring 6.5" square, so it is sure to make a statement!  I also embellished this card with Skittles (attached with mini Glue Dots) and a bow of Lime Licorice Trendy Twine.

I also added clear glitter Wink Of Stella on the sentiment and spider cuts.

Here is the set that I used the files from:

SDS Glowing Halloween set

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You've Been Booed

Good morning :-) Helle here with a quick post to show you the fun I had yesterday with one of the cute Halloween cards from the SDS Halloween Cards kit - the Boo Ghost Card

 

I made the card with AC Cardstock and "Tricky" patterned paper from Authentique.

 

Now this card is so cute as it is but I wanted to add a little extra detail:

 

 

Do you see it? I know it's a bit hard to see on the picture, but I added some colored Chibitronics LED lights behind the Boo banner that turns on by pushing the pumpkin.

 

Now this card is exactly how I want it :-)

 

 

 

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Halloween Trio Cards with Beth

Hello all!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here with you today!  For this post, I decided to create three Halloween trio cards from the JGW Welcome to Boo-Ville set.

These cards were all so simple to assemble.  The hardest part for me was deciding on what papers to use!  I ended up using DCWV's Fall and Halloween Basics stack for the card bases and their Eek-a-Boo 6x6 stack for the strips of paper.

These cards can be as simple or elaborate as you want!  I kept them pretty simple, adding only a sentiment from CDD Ghostly Greetings stamp set using Versafine Onyx Black ink.  The bat card has Orange Licorice Trendy Twine on it.

I added enamel dots to the first two cards and black sequins to the third to change it up a bit.

Here is a look at the set I used from SVG Attic:

JGW Welcome to Boo-Ville

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Happy Halloween Cards with Beth

Happy Wednesday morning!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here to share some Halloween cards with you.  Every year I send out Halloween cards to all of our family members.  There are SO many cute ones at SVG Attic that I had a hard time picking which ones to start with.

 This first one is from the Ghostly Sweet Tooth set.  I thought it was very cute with all of those layers and the shaped side.

 The candy corn card is from the Spooky Cards set.  It looks a little different than the picture on the website because I wanted my candy corns to by filled in.  All I did was "break apart" the top card layer so all of the pieces were separate.  Then I grouped the pieces I wanted by color and cut them out.  They fit perfectly in the spaces of the top layer!

 Do you see the fun stamp I added to the top?  It is from Pink & Main.  This Saturday, we are having a Halloween blog hop with them!

You can join the Facebook event HERE for a reminder to hop.  We hope to see you there!

I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!

SDS Hocus Pocus ~ with Cyndy G

Today I wanted to share with you the new SDS Hocus Pocus Kit.  There are so many cute projects in this kit.  Halloween has always been a very fun holiday for me and my family.  My kids get so excited around this time of year!  I used my favorite paper for this kit - Graphic 45, An Eerie Tale.

All the projects in this kit are quick and easy to put together and they have such Wow factor.  

I think my favorite piece of this kit is the potion bottle card.

This springy pumpkin is so fun.  You can use your favorite patterned paper like I did or you can use solid color paper.  This pumpkin goes together so quickly and looks so complicated.  

I love this little box.  I used some Limeade - Trendy Twine to tie the box shut.

And last but not least a scary spider!

I added little red eyes to my spider, so spooky!

I hope you have enjoyed my projects today!  

I look forward to seeing what you do with this fun new kit.

Do what inspires you,

Cyndy G.