Trick or Treat

September 26, 2017 0 Comments

Hi D2BA friends!

Tasha here sharing a fun new Halloween pop-up card!

The base was created with purple cardstock and I layered black glitter paper and orange D2BA pattern paper to add tons of shimmer and color!

The spooky haunted house image was stamped in black and colored it with markers. I wanted it to stand out, but since I had to keep it flat, I layered it on black glitter paper. This background reminds me of a night sky.

The sentiment “Trick or Treat” was embossed in white and I added several green-glitter enamel dots for additional texture. I love the look and feel of embossed lettering on cards!

To gift this card, you just slide the center down and it lays flat; perfect for mailing!

Lastly, I added some coordinating paper layers on each side panel! Love this orange pattern paper print!

I hope you enjoyed this Halloween project and be sure to check out the D2BA Shop for fun fall themed stamps!

Have a wonderful day!

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