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Hello friends! It’s Leica here today with a box card using images from the new Monster Hugs Stamp Set. I absolutely love this new set and I know you will, too! They are great for making Halloween or even birthday cards.

Let’s begin! I first assembled the box card from MFT. I then added pattern to the large panel by inking Cracked Pistachio Distress Oxide Ink through the Medium Polka Dots. I stamped the Sending Monster Hugs sentiment before adhering the panel to the box. For the smaller panels, I ink blended with Twisted Citron Distress Oxide Ink through the same stencil. I then stamped the “eye like you a lot” sentiment on the front panel. 

For the monsters, I stamped the images with Memento Tuxedo black ink on 110lb white cardstock and colored with Copic markers: B02/00, BG09/05/13, R85/83/81, V15/12/01, Y18/15/11, YG25/23/21. I then used the coordinating dies to cut the stamped images. Lastly, I glued the colorful monsters to the inserts of the box card. 

That’s all for this box card! I hope I’ve inspired you to craft with these super cute monsters. Thanks for stopping by today!

Hello everyone! Mayra here and I am so happy to be sharing this set of cards with you today using the new cute and fun Monster Hugs stamp set. 

I started by coloring the images I would use to create the set of cards. Along with the Monster Hugs stamp set, I used the Cupcake Critters stamp set, Party Friends, Let’s Party, and Reindeer Friends stamp sets.

After coloring the images, I started creating the base panels for each of the cards. I started by die cutting the base layers using the Slimline Peekaboo Windows, Slimline Scallop Frame, Scallop Square Tag , Celebrate Shaker, Simple Strips, Stitched Film Strip to create the designs for each of the cards using the same soft pastel color palette. 

For the sentiments on the slimline card, I used the speech bubbles from the Stitched Speech Bubbles die set. 

I hope you enjoy these cards I created to share with you. Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by.

Hello, Gemma here. Today I have a fun Halloween card to share featuring new and old Pretty Pink Posh sets.

I began by creating the background. I blended out from the centre using distress oxide inks in picked raspberry, wilted violet, blueprint sketch, chipped sapphire. I then flicked the panel with water to get lots of distress details.

On the panel, I stamped a greeting in clear embossing ink, from the new Halloween Wreath stamp set, and embossed it with WOW Super Fine Opaque Bright White embossing powder.

From the centre of the panel, I die cut the Boo Shaker die. I’ll keep these die cut pieces for another card. I adhered the background panel to a square card base, leaving a small white border.

Next, I die cut the Boo Shaker die from black and orange card, and twice from white card. Any pieces I don’t use this time can be saved for another card too.

I layered the two white die cuts together, then adhered them into the space on the card. From the orange die cut, I took the inner pieces and inlaid them in the pumpkin. I then cut the wording from the black die cut and adhered this over the white word.

I stamped out images from the previously released Halloween Pals stamp set, along with the new Halloween Wreath stamp set. I coloured the images with copic markers and die cut with the coordinating dies.

I attached some silver embroidery thread from the boo word to the spider, then used foam tape to add the images to the card.

I love the fun, bold colours of Halloween and combining new and old Pretty Pink Posh sets together.

Thank you so much for stopping by, see you next time.

Hi friends! It’s Dana here today sharing a Halloween card that uses the new Halloween Wreath stamp set. 

I started my card by stamping the Halloween Wreath with a Copic friendly black ink. I then colored the wreath images with Copic markers and used the Halloween Wreath coordinating die to cut it out. 

For my card panel I used a die from the Stitched Borders 1 die set to create my zig zag edge at the bottom of my white panel. I then splattered the panel with a little paint and set it aside to dry. Next, I began working on the stripes at the bottom. I used the Simple Strips Dies to cut a variety of strips in coordinating colors. I attached the strips to a thin piece of paper, added the white panel and trimmed everything down. 

Next, I stamped my sentiment from the Halloween Wreath set onto a piece of black cardstock and heat set it with white embossing powder. I then attached the wreath over the sentiment with foam adhesive for a little added dimension. Lastly, I attached the cute little spice to a piece of baker’s twine and hung it down from the wreath. That little spider just makes me smile.

Dana