Happy Halloween, friends! I couldn’t resist making one more Halloween card this season, and I pulled out some Pretty Pink Posh favorites to whip up a fa-boo-lous shaker card. I used two different stencils, filled it with Spooktacular clay confetti, and finished with a Halloween Word Scene. Let’s get started!
PRETTY PINK POSH SUPPLIES
Layered Halloween Wreath Stencil
Crackle Background Stencil
Halloween Word Scenes Stamp Set
Halloween Word Scenes Coordinating Dies
Wonky Stitched Rectangles Dies
Halloween Bucket Additions Dies – Bats
Spooktacular Clay Confetti
OTHER SUPPLIES
SSS Pawsitively Saturated Inks: Heather, Cantaloupe, Sherbet, Cabbage, Tidepool, Charcoal, Butter, and Zest
SSS Rainbow Splash Buttercream Ink
Black Soot Distress Ink
Copic Sketch Markers: YR14, YR07, Y13, Y15, BG11, BG34, G43, G24, BV01, BV13
Lawn Fawn Fake Tan Cardstock
Spellbinders Onyx Silk
I started with the stenciling for this card on two white A2 cardstock panels. For the background to the shaker window, I stenciled the crackle pattern with Tidepool ink on one panel and then spattered it with Spellbinders Onyx Silk. On the other panel, I stenciled the Layered Wreath using the colors listed above and then die-cut the second largest Wonky Rectangle from the center to create the shaker window.
To create the shaker component, I attached a piece of acetate to the reverse side of the window panel and added 1/8 inch foam tape around the entire perimeter. Then I filled the shaker well with the Spooktacular confetti and placed the crackle panel onto the foam tape, securing the confetti inside. And that’s it for the shaker construction!
Next I stamped and colored the Halloween Word Scene before using the coordinating dies to die-cut it and then attach it to the shaker window. The last step was to attach the shaker to an orange cardstock panel cut slightly larger than A2 size and finish with a few die-cut bats and some highlights to the Word Scene with a white gel pen.
Thank you so much for stopping by to check out my last Halloween card of the season! Spooky wishes to you!
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