The set I featured is Holiday Home, and there is a set of coordinating framelits to cut out the houses (although I didn't need them for this card). You can see some of the ideas that inspired me on my Holiday Catalog Inspiration page.
Here is my card!
If you case it, please give me credit - thanks!
When your haunted house on the hill panel is done, adhere it to a Basic Black card size panel, then put that panel on the front of a card! (Or, use a black card and inside write with white ink, or add a light-colored panel to write on).
If you case it, please give me credit - thanks!


Here is my tutorial!
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Correction: the chimney is Baked Brown Sugar |
When your haunted house on the hill panel is done, adhere it to a Basic Black card size panel, then put that panel on the front of a card! (Or, use a black card and inside write with white ink, or add a light-colored panel to write on).
Want to step it up? Add Dazzling Details or Dazzling Diamonds Glitter accents to the tree branches, moon, ghost, windows and/or ??? Add a shadow from the house on the hillside with a darker ink color such as Early Espresso or Smokey Slate (sponge it on). Stamp the sentiment on a punched or framelit-cut label shape and adhere with Stampin' Dimensionals.
Materials list:
STAMPS: Holiday Home from the 2014 Holiday Mini (details above)
CARDSTOCK: Whisper White, Basic Black
INK PADS: Tangelo Twist, Hello Honey, Blackberry Bliss, Baked Brown Sugar, Versamark
STAMPIN' WRITE MARKERS: Tangelo Twist, Hello Honey, Blackberry Bliss, Mossy Meadow, Baked Brown Sugar
OTHER ACCESSORIES: Black Embossing Powder, Heat Tool, Embossing Buddy, Stampin' Sponges, Acrylic Blocks, Paper Trimmer, Circle Framelits (or a circle punch), (adhesive or glue)
OTHER: copy paper, scissors, pencil
Suzanne, This is a darling Halloween card! Great tutorial! This stamp set just arrived yesterday soooo, maybe I will try to CASE your card. Of course if I'm successful I will give you full credit. You amaze me with all your attention to detail!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Vicki! If you have any questions, please be sure to let me know!
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