Halloween cards 2025

 A couple of cards I made inspired from ones I saw on the internet. The first one was inspired by a card I saw made with Spellbinders dies by Sarah Leese. The haunted house is a counterfeit from an SCT one day event. I had to come up with ways to make parts of the house as I didn't even have tiny window dies. I wish I had the actual house die set because I had another idea!

 

 

Halloween (and fall) gnomes

 These cards were inspired by dies and stamps I saw. I already had a set of Christmas gnomes from CottageCutz and I really like the gnomes but I didn't need to buy more.  Here's my cards and my inspiration.

A couple more Halloween cards

 The first one I made for a birthday that's just before Halloween. The second one was inspired by a card I saw on Pinterest with a green splotchy watercolor background. I also saw a card where some of the letters were shapes - I had to work out how I wanted it to look with different shapes. I wanted to work in as many as I could for each letter and what I could use.

Fall and Halloween cards

 Still catching up on posting past projects so I'm going to share several in one post. I like to do different cards so I'll often make one but sometimes I'll make more than one when I want to send out several for a season/holiday. Especially if I'm running out of time to get them in the mail.

Boo-day card

I made this card for an online friend whose birthday is a couple days before Halloween.
I'm entering this in the Kat Scrappiness Oct. card challenge

Halloween cards 2

I also made another couple of cards that are similar to the last ones but this time I used a punch for the jack o'lantern. It's a layering punch and I used a glittery paper for the middle layer that shows through the face cutouts.
I'm entering these in the Kat Scrappiness Oct. card challenge

Halloween cards

A couple of cards I made using a new jack o'lantern stamp/die set I picked up.
I'm entering it in the Kat Scrappiness Oct. card challenge

Halloween cards

I created these 2 Halloween cards rather quickly, which is a mini miracle for me as I tend to be slow. I needed to get them out right away as I was including them with birthday cards that I was already late sending out. The Halloween sentiments are from my Spooktacular stamp set. I used the double stitched rectangle dies by Kat Scrappiness for my background layer which gave me just the right amount of border around from the card base. I used distress ink and a mist for the background. The cute witch is a Gina Marie designs die and the dog stamp was a wooden value stamp bought on clearance from Michaels last year.
I'm entering them in the Kat Scrappiness Oct. card challenge

Open the door Halloween card

Halloween card

I love this Halloween vine by CottageCutz. It's very festive for Halloween and with a few snips it could even be used for Christmas. (I may have to try that next!)