Halloween cards

BOO! Halloween Card Tutorial: A Spooky Moonlit Night Scene
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BOO! Halloween Card Tutorial: A Spooky Moonlit Night Scene

Hello crafty friends – Annie here to teach you how to create a fun and spooky DIY Halloween card featuring a cute little ghost, a glowing full moon, spooky tree branches, and a starry night sky! This adorable BOO Halloween card tutorial combines die-cutting, ink blending, layering, and dimensional embellishments to create a Halloween scene…

Glowing Pumpkins
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Glowing Pumpkins

We are over half way through October and Halloween draws even nearer. Sharon here with a spooky night scene card! I’m going to show you how to design a very simple but effective scene. We will start with the cardstock needed. I am using Pop-Tone Black Licorice and two weights of Neenah Classic Crest –…

Halloween Shaker Cards

Halloween Shaker Cards

Howdy y’all! Misty @Mommyof5kidz here with you today to share a pair of Halloween inspired shaker cards. Let’s be honest…we all know that I am terrible at making cards. They do not ever seen to come out like I planned, and I always end up going way overboard. In short, card making is NOT my…

Spooky Layered CardScene

Spooky Layered CardScene

Ready for Halloween? It’s Teri with TerisMailbox posting a fun Interactive Halloween Card today. Check out all the fun colored layers on this card. Check out the deets on my YouTube Channel. The Elements Black Licorice Discount Cardstock was perfect for the base pieces as well as many of the embellishments. Savoy 100% Cotton Cardstock…

The Fall-oween Blog Hop

The Fall-oween Blog Hop

Welcome to CutCardStock’s Fall-oween Blog Hop! Our Design Team has put together some wonderful spooky-themed and fall-themed projects for you. We hope you will join us by uploading a project of your own in the Inlinkz section below. Get ready to be inspired! Giveaway Up for grabs is a $40 Gift Card to the CutCardStock Store!…

“Are You My Mummy?” Paper Tearing Technique with Linda Matthews

“Are You My Mummy?” Paper Tearing Technique with Linda Matthews

By using CutCardstock’s papers and a few inks, I will show you how easy it is to make a complicated-looking Halloween card using the paper tearing technique. Supplies needed for this card: Black Cardstock (CutCardstock’s Pop-Tone Black Licorice 110lb) White Cardstock (CutCardstocks’s Basis White 110llb) Paper Circle Punch (two sizes) Ink (black and purple) Coloring…