Hello! Today I am here sharing a Witchy Halloween slimline card.
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I first made a frame by die cutting out 3 squares on the card front panel. Then I sprayed it with a green, orange, and black color spray and inked the edges of the frame. Next, I used the Crackerbox Stamps Witch's Boots and stamped it on the card front 3 different times in 3 different directions. On the top and bottom images, I did not apply ink to the hanging spider, only on the one in the center. Then I colored in each image with Copic markers.
Next, I adhered the frame I made with the color sprays to the front. In the top corner of the card, I stamped the Crackerbox Stamps Web Corner Left.
For the bottom square, I stamped the Crackerbox Stamps Witch Is In Hat and fussy cut it out, and adhered it with some 3D foam squares.
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