#Make miniature halloween scenery how to

I also made the frame for a photo that you can add later. I finished it with the tab from the planner filmstrip set. With the Note pieces Planner Essentials set I made the tag to put in the pocket. I stamped the cute witch and the bats (halloween party) on soft finish cardstock and colored it with the watercolor palette. I decorated the pocket with a few cute stamps and dies. The pocket insert will be my first page of my Halloween DBD.

#Make miniature halloween scenery how to

On my blog I showed earlier how to make this pocket. I made this myself with a little imagination. This time I made a planner pocket top loading, just like in the big planner. I work in the sidekick planner, which is a really nice format for this special month. Today I show you page 1 of my Halloween Day By Day. This year I will make an October day by day so that I can count down to the 31st….HALLOWEEN! In a past life I must have been a witch once, lol. I like dress-up parties, theme parties and everything that has to do with witches. On the inside the largest Indented Rectangle die was used and the sentiment was stamped.Īnyone who knows me a little, knows that I love Halloween. Since this is such a large card a separate back panel was added. At this point – one more ghost was added. Once it looked acceptable – it was added to a black background with a thin boarder all around.

Sometimes in card making we have to take a detour. To solve that problem – the card was closed – glued shut and mounted on a piece of purple paper.

Now I must confess that once I got everything assembled the way I wanted it, I was not happy with the way it looked from the inside. The ghosts are cut from vellum so they would look more spooky. The ghost on the top came from one of my older Elizabeth Craft Designs set. Once all pieces were cut and colored, assembly began. The top part of the roof was cut from a scrap in my stash. One of he Stitched Circles was used for the moon and then edged with orange. The Halloween Scenery die set was used for the tree & graveyard. Use the same die set to cut the doors and windows. It actually looks green on the finished card but I’m ok with that. I used Black Soot for the top part but it does look like green here. Distress Oxide Inks was used here to color the mushroom stem and the lower part of the roof. This is lots of fun so let’s get started.īegin by cutting out the house using the Mushroom House Folding Card. This is a large card, 6″ X 7″, so that is going to require a custom envelope that you will need to create. Hello friends, it’s Sandy Diller with you today for a fun and easy Haunted “Mushroom” House. Thank you for stopping by and Happy Crafting. The Scarecrow is a fun die and can be used on Tags, cards and other projects. Assemble using Kids Choice Blue and adhere it to the card using Foam Tape. I added some shading to the pumpkin head and arms using Distress Oxide Ripe Persimmon and Black Soot to the clothing. Step 4 – Diecut Scarecrow using various colors of cardstock. Also I did some masking to only have the Happy Halloween, simply place Washi tape on top of the areas you don’t want to stamp, ink it up then before stamping remove the Washi tape). (Both Halloween Scenery and Spooky Sentiment is discontinued so this will apply to anyone who already has it in their stash.

Sprinkle White Embossing Powder and remove the excess. Step 3 – Diecut Halloween Scenery using Black Cardstock. Let dry then adhere the panel to card using 3mm Clear Double Sided Adhesive Tape. Splash some water and wait 15 seconds and then place a Paper Towel on top to absorb with water. I used Distress Oxide in Wlted Violet, Chipped Sapphire and Black Soot. Step 2 – Trim White Soft Finish Cardstock to 3 1/2” x 6”. Step 1 – Trim White Soft Finish Cardstock to 7” x 6”, score at 3 1/2” and fold in half for a vertical side fold card. Below you will find the steps to create your own card. I just love how it glows against my background. I have a spooktacular card to share with you using the Scarecrow die.