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I made this cute little Halloween card to send to my friend, Vikki. When it’s closed, the characters all line up so that you only see the mummy, but when it’s open, you can see all the little trick or treaters!
Here’s the card when open.
And, here’s the fixin’s:
Stamps: Cookie Cutter Halloween, Spooky Fun
Cardstock: Basic Gray, Basic Black, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black, Smoky Slate, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie
Paper: Halloween Night Specialty DSP
Punch: Cookie Cutter Builder
Dies: Halloween Scenes Edgelits, Layering Ovals
Other: Aquapainters
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WOW What a cool Halloween card. I love this set so much and what you have done with it is fantastic and so very cute. Thank you
Thanks, Kim! This stamp set just seemed to be perfect for this fold, and the coordinating punch makes it so simple.
This is sooooo cute…..think I will be casing this idea
I’m so glad you like it. CASE away!
WOW! What a clever Halloween card Jeanne. Happy World Card Making Day. TFS. xo
Thanks, Louise! So glad you like it!
What a fun Halloween card! I love the way it opens up! Happy world card making day!
Thanks, Carolynn! That cookie cutter punch makes it so easy to keep the back ones hidden! I’m glad you like it!
What a fun card! TFS
Thanks Colleen! It WAS a fun card to make. I just love the way the little characters all line up.
what a great Halloween card ;o)
Thank you, Janneke!
I love the card, I love the Cookie Cutter stamp set and punch. One question, what size is the paper and what are the score lines. Oops, that is 2 questions not one.
The card base is a half sheet of card stock, cut vertically instead of horizontally, so 4 1/4 X 11 inches. Basically, you fold the card in half, and then fold one side in half the opposite direction to make the Z. The black strip is 1 1/4 X 11″, folded the same way, then adhered in the opposite direction. I will be sharing a tutorial on this card in a couple of weeks, so stay tuned!
Such a great Halloween card.
Thanks so much, Lou!
What a great card! I was going to use the Cookie Cutter Christmas for a card like this so you have just giving me loads of ideas! I might ‘steal’ the line-up idea.
Thanks, Natalie! I’m glad you like it! The Cookie Cutter Builder punch makes lining them up so easy. Have fun with your card! Stay tuned for another card using the scarecrow. We’ll be making it at October Stamp Club, and I’ll be posting it, along with directions after the class.