Add some glitz and glitter for a wonderful fall card. Peel the adhesive backing off an adhesive sheet and pour on the glitter and then place it behind your die cut tree image, don’t forget to add a stamped sentiment! … Read More...

Here’s a great technique for adding multiple colors to a solid stamp image. Try stamping with one color of Distress Ink and then dipping a water brush onto other ink pads too apply additional colors, since Distress Inks react with … Read More...

Make some little monster happy this Halloween with an adorable monster greeting card. Visit the lawn Fawn blog for a video tutorial showing you how to create this fun scene.

-Heather

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This little bat doesn’t want blood, he wants candy! Download and print the free template, print it on black cardstock, cut it out and add some wings, fangs and google eye and you’ve got an adorable bat treat bag … Read More...

Looking to make some creepy gothic cards this Halloween? Download this spooky vintage mausoleum image for free from the Graphics Fairy.

-Heather

Are you looking for more Halloween Embellishments,  papers, and supplies? Check out these printable designs we found … Read More...

Can you believe the pumpkin in this amazing Halloween display is made with a ball of string!? The plain white ball of string has been colored with ink sprays and is surrounded by stamped, embossed and die cut images. The … Read More...

I’m sure you’ve seen those blank carve-able pumpkins at the craft store. There so much more you can do with those then just carving on a face. Tim Hotz cut one open and filled it with stamped images, die cuts, … Read More...

This wonderful dancing skeleton card would be great to give for either Halloween or Day of the Dead (Nov. 1st). Blend colorful inks over top of an embossed background, add the happy stamped skeleton and then add some elements, gold … Read More...

This wonderful Halloween home decor project combines stickers, pattern paper and die cuts from Echo Park inside a printers tray display. Visit their website to download a free project pdf. Note: You’ll have to add the item to your … Read More...

This cool modeled card background was made with different colors of alcohol inks applied onto glassy paper using a felt applicator. You can gets many different looks using this technique by simply changing colors or adding more or less ink.… Read More...

Combine paper and fabric for a fun spooky Halloween ornament. Over on the Authenique Paper blog you’ll find directions on how to apply ink from ink pads onto fabric for a customized color, and layer it up with batting, chip … Read More...

Match up some pattern papers, stich them together on 3 sides , add some die cuts and stamped images and you’ve got some terrific Halloween treat pockets. Fill them with fluff and candy and make your little ghosts and goblins … Read More...

How cute is this snowman, he’s ready to hit the slopes and go skiing! Nicole Magouirk is sharing a video on her blog showing how to make this cute winter scene card using stamps and die cuts from Simon Says … Read More...

These wonderful vintage postcards would be great to print out for quick and easy Halloween cards or accents on a scrapbook page. Dover Publications is sharing 4 different vintage Halloween postcards that you can download for free, click here to … Read More...