This card was made using the Scary Cute stamp set along with the coordinating Scary Silhouette dies and the Picture This dies.
Thick Basic White cardstock was used for the card base, followed by a Crushed Curry cardstock panel.
The next panel is from the Celebrate Everything Designer Series Paper (DSP) that has been cut out using the Picture This dies. The Celebrate Everything DSP is a host product that is only available with Stampin' Rewards.
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To ensure I was stamping the trick or treaters in the right location, before adhering the Celebrate Everything DSP to the Crushed Curry cardstock a pencil was used to lightly mark where each of the circles were at.
The trick or treaters were stamped using the Scary Cute stamp set and Tuxedo Black Memento ink onto the Crushed Curry cardstock. Once the trick or treaters were stamped, the Celebrate Everything DSP panel was adhered onto the card front.
The rest of the elements on the card front are from the Scary Silhouette dies and were cut out using the Metallic and Shimmer Specialty Paper.
"Boo!" is from the Scary Cute stamp set and has been stamped in Tuxedo Black ink.
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Here's a look at the inside of the card.
The bats, trick or treaters and Boo! are all from the Scary Cute stamp set and have been stamped in Tuxedo Black Memento ink.
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