Spooky Die Cut Halloween Card

Halloween is the perfect time to have a little fun with spooky images, classic colors, and texture! Judy here with a Spooky Die Cut Halloween Card project created for CutCardStock. I combined die-cut Halloween characters with an embossed spider web background to create this playful card.

Die Cutting Focal Pieces

Cut a pumpkin, witch hat, ghost, spooky eye with bat wings and banner sentiment pieces with the following cardstock:

Lessebo Brick Orange
Lessebo Pitch Black
Pop Tone Grape Jelly
Classic Crest Solar White 80 lb

Assemble the die cuts.

Focal Background

Die cut a frame from Lessebo Pitch Black cardstock.

Cut a piece of Lessebo Aubergine cardstock to fit inside the frame. Emboss with a spider web embossing folder. Ink the raised portion of the embossing with a white ink pad.

Card Base

Prepare a 5 x 6 1/2 card base by cutting a piece of Classic Crest Solar White 110 lb cardstock to 10 x 6 1/2 inches. Score and fold at 5 inches along the 10 inch side.

Cut a 5 x 6 1/2 inch piece of Lessebo Aubergine cardstock to cover card base. a piece of Lessebo Brick Orange cardstock is cut to 4 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches for matting.

Completing the Design

Adhere the frame to card. Insert and adhere the embossed panel.

Add the focal pieces.

Cut a piece of Lessebo Brick Orange and a strip of Lessebo Aubergine and adhere to the bottom of the frame. The sentiment pieces go on to complete.

A Fun Halloween Card

This card is a great reminder that you don’t need complicated techniques to create a fun seasonal design. A textured embossed background, a few die cuts, and a classic color palette can come together to create a card that is full of personality.

Whether you’re creating Halloween cards for friends and family or simply looking for inspiration for your next seasonal project, try combining embossed texture with layered die cuts. It’s an easy way to add dimension and make your Halloween cards stand out!A Fun Halloween Card

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