I've been playing with the Spooky Fun stamps and the Halloween Scenes Edgelits to make this window Flip card.
I'm slightly ashamed of my lack of restraint on this one, I was just enjoying myself way too much! I did rather throw everything onto it...
He's the tutorial-
Measurements for the card (makes a 5 1/2 inch square card - measurements are in inches) - 9 1/2 by 5 1/2 - score at 4 3/4 and mark at 2 2/4. For the sponged/stamped layer, 5 1/4 by 7 inches, cut at 2 1/2. Thanks for visiting! See you soon, Crafty Hugs, Keren
There's a real autumnal feel to the weather here today. It's much cooler than it has been, it's raining and windy and it's easy to believe that Halloween will soon be here.
Halloween is my favourite holiday. When I was a child, it wasn't a big celebration - Guy Fawkes Night was much more exciting, with a huge bonfire built by the local boys and fireworks set
off in back gardens by parents.If I’m completely
honest, the fun started some time before, with penny-for-the-Guy (which I was
forbidden to do) and the older boys buying Bangers and Jumping Jacks for the
purpose of scaring the girls by throwing them (you only had to be 13 to buy fireworks then - Health & Safety hadn't been invented!) Halloween was much more low-key, usually we stayed at home played Ducking Apples (where you tried to take a bite out of an apple floating in a bowl of water or suspended from a string without using your hands).
I really love the modern Halloween, with the fancy dress and the spooky decorations and all. We still don't exchange cards very much here in the UK but I'm not going to let that stop me from making some! I love the Spooky Fun set lots, and I've used it for this Triangle Fold card. It opens up like this-
