Hello Crafty friends! Priscilla here from Nubble Light Designs. I’m sharing a little Halloween magic today with this spooky-fun card created using the Spellbinders Small Die of the Month Club, “Boo Crew Lab.” With this card’s shadow-box like design, each of the four little compartments becomes its own Halloween scene, from creepy cobwebs and flying bats to adorable ghosts, boo-tiful treats, and a spellbinding stack of books. It’s a frightfully fun way to bring a little Halloween mischief to the card-making table.
🧰 Spellbinders Products Used
- Spellbinders August 2026 Small Die of the Month – “Boo Crew Lab”
- Classic White ColorWheel Cardstock
- Raven ColorWheel Cardstock
- Rainforest ColorWheel Cardstock
- Carrot ColorWheel Cardstock
- Violet ColorWheel Cardstock
- Anchor ColorWheel Cardstock
- Raven ColorWheel Cardstock
📋 Card Details:
- Created an A2 card base using Spellbinders Classic White ColorWheel Cardstock.
- Die cut a rectangular “collage-style” stitched frame using Spellbinders Raven ColorWheel Cardstock.
- Filled each box with a spider web patterned background paper from my stash.
- Die cut the books from Anchor ColorWheel Cardstock and sponged white pigment ink over them.
- Die cut the page edges and ghost from Spellbinders Classic White ColorWheel Cardstock, adding shadowing to the ghost with gray ink.
- Die cut the cake, icing, pumpkin, plate, witch’s hat, ribbon, and teeth from Spellbinders Raven, Classic White, Rainforest, Carrot, and Violet ColorWheel Cardstocks.
- Die cut the candles from Spellbinders Rainforest, Carrot, and Violet ColorWheel Cardstocks.
- Die cut the bats from Anchor ColorWheel cardstock.
- Die cut the “Boo” sentiment (from my stash) using Violet and Raven ColorWheel cardstocks.
- Adhered all the Halloween elements inside the boxes, and then foam mounted the “Boo” sentiment, ghosts, and bats for the finishing touch!
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