Hello, crafty friends! Today I am sharing a Halloween Lab card I made.
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I used several of the new Halloween stamps from Crackerbox Stamps and a couple older ones to create my card. I first added some green paint along the top of my card front and let some of it run down to create drips. Then I stamped the Test Tubes and the Potion Bottle Tall and colored them with Copic Markers. Next, I stamped the Corner Web to make it look like it was on the top of the Test Tubes and again in the top corner of the card front. Then stamped the Spooky Spider on one of the webs. I stamped some of the Potion Bottles, colored them with Copics and fussy cut them out, and adhered them with foam squares.
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