Glittery, Glossy and Glassy by Jean Okimoto

Celebrate Halloween with a mix of bright fall pastels - and add glittery, glossy, glassy highlights to new dies from the 2024 Fall Cornucopia Collection. Hi, Jean here with a glittery Haunting Ghost, glossy Eerie Spiders and glassy Potion Bottles.

Found some ink-blended stash scraps to complement the new Orange Peel and Summer Squash 8.5x11" solid core 100# cardstock.

Attach a piece of a self-adhesive laminating sheet to a portion of ink-blended or watercolored cardstock and cut just the bottles from the new Potion Bottles die. Color the stopper-top portions with a brown Sharpie marker and set them aside to dry.

Cut the drippy goo sections from and un-laminated portion of the ink-blended or watercolored cardstock. Assemble the bottles. Scary picture - but notice the contrast between the glassy laminated bottles and matte drippy goo? There's less reflection on the left bottle, but it's laminated too.

Cut Eerie Spiders from Black Glossy Paper.

Cut the ghost - from the new Haunting Ghosts die - from a white Delicate Pastel Glitter Pad 6x6. Attach a scrap of black cardstock behind the eyes. Cut the ghost again from black cardstock and attach it behind the glittered ghost for dimension.

Cut Intricate Mini Pumpkins from Orange Peel and Summer Squash cardstock. Select pumpkins for the card and ink their edges with Summertime and Cheerful VersaFine Clair.

Cut the 3.3 x 4.7" Fringed Scalloped Frame from pale peach cardstock. Stamp the greeting - from the new Magical Halloween Clear Stamp and Die Set - with Summertime VersaFine Clair. Quickly emboss it with detail clear powder.

Attach the diecuts to a side-folded pale pink A2 card - use foam dots behind the ghost's head.

Need a vase die? Cut just the bottle, without the drippy goo and leave the top of the bottle uninked.

Thanks for visiting...hope our Halloween ideas are inspiring you to create Halloween cards for everyone on your list. Surprise them with a Halloween card this year..beat the Christmas crowd!