If you are feeling the time crunch of life yet you are still wanting to make Halloween cards, I have got THE product you need.
I like to make about a dozen or so Halloween cards each year. It's not a holiday I go all out on with my card making.
With all of life, from physical therapy, to volleyball, to out of town college visits, there hasn't been much crafting time.
Yet I was able to make the cards I needed thanks to one package of patterned paper and the help of a Halloween bundle.
Not every card needed the bundle, but I got the bundle because it makes adorable little treat bags – and I can use the treat bag dies for any occasion or holiday.
Here's the paper and the bundle:
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In that magical Them Bones paper pack are two sheets of sheets that have card cut outs on them. That's where the patterned paper you will see on the cards below. The first 3 cards don't use the bundle, the bottom two do.
This one only has a Starry Sky card base along with a Basic White panel below the “BOO!” I added some rhinestones and called it done.
This one has the patterned paper cutouts along with some ribbon onto a Basic Black card base and Basic White card stock.
For this one, all I added was some rhinestones for the cat eyes and some of the patterned paper onto some Starry Sky card stock. There is also a Basic White panel on the card base.
All three of these are simple, cute, and easy – thanks to the Them Bones paper.
Then I grabbed these spotlight cutouts and used the Tricks & Treats bundle.
The “boo” and ghost die cuts comes from that bundle. And so does that cute zig zag edging.
And on this one, I stamped the haunted house and die cut it out. Then I Just added some white dots to finish it.
To make all of these cards took me less than 30 minutes. The hardest part was coming up with the layouts and how I wanted them to look.
So if you are feeling the time crunch yet still want to make some cards for Halloween, grab this paper and this bundle and you will be set. Plus you will have patterned paper left over to make some adorable treat bags if you would like.
The Full Supply List
Here's a complete list of supplies that I used to make all of these cards. To order any of these items, simply click on an image below.
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Thank You
Thanks for stopping by and checking out these ideas. I love helping you be more creative! XOXO, Meg
