Running Ghost Halloween Card

Halloween will soon be here and it is time to send out some greeting cards. Kids love spooky  and funny cards like this and they are so easy to make. A handmade greeting card is sure to put a smile on the face of the lucky recipient.

This is how I made the card;
(1.) I started with a blank black card that measures 5" by 6 1/2" (Value Pack ~ The Paper Studio).
(2.) The orange/black background paper is from a Martha Stewart Halloween paper pack. The "Beware" sentiment also came from this paper pack.
(3.) The "Running Ghost" die cut is from a K & Company Halloween package.
(4.) I used the "Scary Fence" punch from Martha Stewart for the fence at the bottom.

I will enter this card in the following challenges. I hope you will take a peak at these great crafty sites.

One Stop Craft Challenge #201 ~ Anything Goes
Hiding In My Craft Room Challenge #68 ~ Die Cuts
OOZAK Challenge #7 ~ Die Cuts

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Make A Halloween Card

It is time to start planning for the holidays. The next three months will fly by and Halloween is just four weeks from now.

I made this card for "Mo's Challenge #155 - Anything Goes..." The only rule this week is to use an image from Mo's Digital Pencil Shop.




This is how I made the card:
(1.) I started with a blank black card that measures 5" by 6 1/2".
(2.) I took a piece of brown ribbon that features shiny fall leaves and stretched it across the top of the card. I wrapped it all the way around the back and front of the card and secured it with a glue dot on the back.
(3.) I chose this pumpkin die cut from the "Fall Harvest" pack by K & Company.
(4.) I used the digital stamp "Fall Kitten" from Mo's Digital Pencil Shop. I colored the image with Copic Sketch markers and cut it out.
(5.) I used a Martha Stewart bat sticker that says "Trick or Treat" at the top of the card.
(6.) I made the fence with Martha Stewart's "Scary Fence" edge punch. I used another die cut from the "Fall Harvest" set for the oak leaf.

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