Today's card uses Stampin' Up!'s Spooky Bingo Bits along with the Postage Punch to create this great layered look to make my Halloween Card.  Last night I was playing Tic-Tac-Toe with Emily last night (and yes, she beat me) and I think it was still on my mind when I started playing in my stamp room.

Here was the thing though, I wanted to put my layers on a 3″ x 3″ background, so that I could score it with easy math (at every inch).  And my postage punch is bigger than 1″ x 1″.  So then what?  Hmmm….  I will be sharing a video tutorial teaching you how to do just that very soon.

Supplies Used to Create this Spooky Bingo Bits Card:

Stampin' Up! Stamps:  Spooky Bingo Bits (wm:123944  cm:123946)

Stampin' Up! Ink:  Wild Wasabi (126959), Basic Black (126980), Pumpkin Pie (126945)

Stampin' Up! Cardstock:  Whisper White (100730), Basic Black (121045), Pumpkin Pie (105117), Rich Razzleberry (115316)

Stampin' Up! Accessories:  Big Shot (113439), Houndstooth Embossing Folder (123134), Rich Razzleberry Stitched Grosgrain Ribbon (126876), Postage Punch (122344), Simply Scored (122334)

Non-Stampin' Up! Accessories:  10 Second Bow Maker™

I hope that you like this card and will be looking forward to seeing the fun trick on how to do this with the Postage Punch.  I Teach Stamping VIP Members learned this trick months ago – not a VIP Member, jump on over there and join us today!

This is just one way to use Stampin' Up!'s Spooky Bingo Bits with the Postage Punch to make a Halloween card.