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Showing posts with label Halloween Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween Cards. Show all posts
September 26, 2026
September 20, 2026
Beware Of Frightful Things Halloween Card
Hello, fellow Sampers, Vicky here today.
I have started my Halloween cards, and something spooky is stirring! Get ready for a hauntingly good time! These Halloween stamps make it easy to create creepy, characterful cards. Complete with a mischievous spooky creature, flying bats, a glowing moon, and a frightful sentiment. Perfect for Halloween crafting, cardmaking, and adding a little eerie magic to your projects.
I stamped the Demon Wisp first using VersaFine. I punched a 1inch hole in a piece of scrap paper for the moon. Using yellow ink, I sponged into the circle opening.
I placed the punched circle over the yellow and sponged the rest of the card with grey-blue ink, then gray ink. I went a little heavier on the sides and around the moon.
The spots were made with the Texture Stipple Brush, which I love to use for a light background.
The saying, On Halloween was stamped with VersaFine, my go-to ink for detail and words.
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September 16, 2026
Frankin Bob Says Life is Scary . . . without Coffee
A spooky hello to you, friends! Toni here with a cute and not too spooky Halloween-themed coffee card.
I used a variety of Halloween patterned paper to create the front backdrop. Naturally, I used the same paper on the coffee cup, choosing a fairly plain paper to allow the Coffee 3 sentiment to shine.
I next stamped Franken Bob and colored him up with Copics. I love his resting bitch face--same, Bob, same!
Thanks for stopping by and checking out my card.
For a full list of products and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, Frankie Helps Craft.
Have a great rest of your day!
September 8, 2026
Easel Card.
Hi everyone today I am sharing an easel card made using the stamp from Crackerbox stamps. I simply fuss cut the image and adhered it to a piece of acetate and then framed the image to make the easel
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Addtl Products from CB Store
Glue: Bone Creasing Tool; Shaker Bits; Memento Tuxedo Blank Ink; Clear Window Sheets; Scor-Buddy (cardmaking the easy); Glue Fine Tips (for those teenie tiny pieces)
September 3, 2026
Count Phil Thinks You're Fangtastic
Good evening, my minions. The night's are getting cooler but Count Phil will ensure you're cozy, one way or another. LOL. Toni here prepping for Halloween!
This card is super easy to replicate, I swear. I diecut the card front using a deckle-edge rectangle and embossed both the Castle in white and the You're My Favorite Muggle and Fangtastic sentiments in red.
I then stamped Count Phil and colored him up with Copics. See? Easy!
Thanks for stopping by and checking out my card.
For a full list of products and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, Frankie Helps Craft.
Have a great rest of your day!
August 30, 2026
EEK Ghouls Have Fun Halloween Card
Hello, my stamping friends. Vicky here today with a ghoulish card.
Get ready for a spook-tacular Halloween with a card that's sure to cast a spell! A Halloween card made with a silly spooky spider sitting on a pumpkin, adding an extra layer of eeriness to the overall design. The card says it all: Ghouls just wanna have fun, and this festive greeting is the perfect way to share the Halloween spirit!
This is a pretty easy card. I started with a printed background paper.
I stamped Spider With Pumpkin then I used a die to cut it out. Brushed purple ink, and outlined it. I colored it with Copic Markers.
I stamped Ghouls Just Wanna and then cut it out with a die.
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Thank you for taking a look at the ghouly card!
August 27, 2026
Window Shaker
Welcome back to the Crackerbox Stamps blog where you find so much crafty inspiration from the CB Design Team. Today I am here sharing my first Halloween card for the year. Which BTW I absolutely Halloween... not so much for the gore and scary creatures but I love love the colors!
WITCHING YOU A SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN - Window Shaker
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Addtl Products from CB Store
Glue: Bone Creasing Tool; Shaker Bits; Memento Tuxedo Blank Ink; Clear Window Sheets; Scor-Buddy (cardmaking the easy); Glue Fine Tips (for those teenie tiny pieces)
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July 1, 2026
Wassup?! Scary Movie Minion
Happy summer, friends! Toni here today with you to kick off the summer of Minions, including a sale on all Minions in the shop!
The Minions are ridiculously cute and I love using them in cardmaking. Couple that with my love of stretching my supplies in unexpected ways and you have the perfect mash up!
I was inspired by the new Minions & Monsters movie to create a series of cards based on--you guessed it--Hollywood movies. The first is inspired by the satirical Scary Movies series, with #6 releasing earlier this year.
I stamped then masked the Cell Phone before stamping the Ghost Minion on the screen. I drew in the ghost face mask--and it looks it which makes it even funnier to me.
Next, I sponged the background in blue and embossed the Hashtags Snarky. I balanced the phone using whimsical alphabet dies. And I had to use up that background pattern paper. Just too cute!
Thanks for stopping by and checking out my card.
For a full list of products and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, Frankie Helps Craft.
Have a great rest of your day!
November 14, 2025
October 31, 2025
Happy Minion-Ween
Hi everyone, and Happy Trick or Treat 🙂
Today I am sharing a fun box card using these super cute minions from the Crackerbox Stamps store…
I used some patterned paper from Mintay and colored my images using Copic markers on XPressIT paper.
October 30, 2025
Wishing You A Haunting Night
Vicky here today. I am a little sad that October is almost gone.
The cool weather, beautiful colors on the trees, and the fun decorations in yards.
The fun holiday, Halloween, is here tomorrow. Halloween is the best holiday; you can dress up, have fun, and eat candy in the spirit of Halloween
Here is my last Halloween card for this year! It's a simple and quick Halloween card with a frightfully cute pumpkin.
I stamped the saying, Ghost Goblins Galore, " on the left.
The Pumpkin was stamped in the center of the saying and colored.
Sequences were added in the corner and mounted, and...done!
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I hope you enjoyed the month of October!
October 27, 2025
Our Silly Witch Glinda
Hello Stamper.
I haven't had our silly Glinda witch out for a while, so I thought I would do a quick card with her.
I stamped Glinda and colored her. Then I stamped the Bats Flying By and the saying, If You Can't Fly.
I sponged black, purple, yellow, and orange around the edge of the card.
I used the Texture Brush for the black dots.
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Memento Black Ink ~image
VersaFine Clair Black ~bats & words
Have a fabulous day!
October 24, 2025
Boo-tiful Chaos: A Spooky Mixed Media Card Adventure
Hi Everyone, Dalis here.
Halloween is my magical time of year—the season when I can make the weirdest cards imaginable, and no one says a thing about it! I love everything about creating during this time. Creepy cards? Yes, please. Funny cards? Absolutely. But my favorite of all are the Mixed Media FUN cards that let me throw everything onto the table (sometimes literally) and just play.
For this project, I used three fabulous Crackerbox Stamps: Ghost Sketched, Spider Spooky, and Wicked Fun. The ghost helped me complete the cutest little “BOO” sentiment, and honestly, he might be one of my favorites to work with. He’s so easy to color—and even easier to spookify!
To give him a little ghostly glam, I added two-way glue to his eyes and mouth and then pressed on some toner foil. Voila! The coolest foiled-eyed ghost you’ve ever seen was born. The spiders didn’t escape my creative mischief either—they each got a pair of 3mm micro googly eyes, and they couldn’t be more perfectly sized.
As for the background, I went full mixed media mode. I distressed edges, stitched on paper, blended colors, added paste and embossing powder, and, of course, brought in more foil. This card truly has a little bit of everything—and I couldn’t be happier with the spooky, shiny mess that came out of it.
That’s the best part of Halloween crafting—there are no rules. Just weird, wonderful, wicked fun.
What would you have done differently?
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Additional Supplies: Memento Tuxedo Black, Alcohol Markers, white gel pen, pattern paper, wall repair tape, stickers and ephemera, foil, googley eyes, silver thread, and black bling.
Until next time— Stay colorful, stay crafty! -- Dalis
October 23, 2025
Spooky Candles
There is something so beautiful about burning candles.
I started with a vanilla card base. I added some Halloween pattern paper
and used alphabet dies to create my sentiment. I stamped the Candles Lit 3 stamps and cut it out with a stitched circle die. I colored them with alcohol markers and used a white gel pen to add highlights. I used distress ink on all the vanilla cardstock to give the card a more vintage look. Depending on how you color these candles, you can use them for different holidays.
Thanks for stopping by!
Timothy
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October 21, 2025
Lucy's Halloween Humor
Lucy is having some fun with a little Halloween humor. Vicky here today.
My card has a black base with an orange card. I cut a smaller yellow card and angled it on the orange.
I stamped the saying Do I Fly and made a yellow border with a marker.
The Witch's Broom was stamped at the bottom of the card.
Lucy was placed just above the broom.
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Hope you have a great day of crafting!
October 19, 2025
A Wizards Halloween
Hello, I hope you're enjoying your day.
I started with an orange card base. I added a black layer of cardstock and then a layer of plaid pattern paper. I added a strip of paper to the bottom of the card to give him a floor to stand on. The sentiment and the bats are from the same pattern paper and I cut it out with a stitched die cut.
My wizard image is from the Harry P 1 stamp set. To finish the card, I added three enamel dots.
Thanks for stopping by.
Timothy
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October 18, 2025
Brain in a Jar: A Curious Experiment in Creativity
Hi Everyone, Dalis here!
There’s something strangely comforting about visiting your special creepy place — that quiet corner of creativity where things get just a little weird. Sometimes, you even light up the room… or at least, the brain in the jar!
This project started with the wonderfully odd Brain in the Jar stamp from Crackerbox Stamps — one of those designs that makes you grin the moment you see it. It’s creepy, it’s quirky, and somehow it just begged to be brought to life.
I began by coloring the brain with alcohol markers, layering soft watercolor pencil shadows to give it that eerie depth, then finished with colored pencils and gel pen highlights to make it pop. Everything was stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, crisp and clean against the chaos.
The card itself took on a vintage laboratory feel — like something discovered in an old scientist’s notebook. There’s plenty of texture here: neon pastes, wall tape, and a mix of rough and smooth surfaces that catch the light in unexpected ways. My favorite part? The brain is on tiny hinges and actually opens up to reveal a wicked little message inside.
It’s the kind of project that feels like a mad experiment gone right — part art, part science, and all fun.
So, what do you think? Are we ready to join the crew at the crazy lab?
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Additional Supplies: Memento Tuxedo Black, Alcohol Markers, white gel pen, pattern paper, wall repair tape, foam stickers and Halloween ephemera, and black bling.
Until next time— Stay colorful, stay crafty! -- Dalis
October 13, 2025
A Dash of Magic and a Pinch of Healing
You know what they say—when you’re feeling under the weather, a little magic can go a long way. And really, who better to brew up a “get well soon” potion than a witch and her loyal black cat?
This card definitely took the scenic route to completion. I started with one idea in mind, then took a turn, then another—and maybe three more after that! But honestly, that’s part of the fun. Sometimes the best cards are the ones that evolve on their own, with a sprinkle of surprise and a dash of whimsy along the way.
In the end, I landed on a Get Well card that carries a delightful Halloween vibe—because why shouldn’t a little witchy magic be part of the healing process? It’s perfect for those friends who appreciate a good spell, a black cat companion, and a touch of spooky charm, even when they’re not feeling their best.
For this card, I decided to have a little fun with the sentiment. I split the Chicken Soup sentiment between the outside and inside of the card—because sometimes a good phrase deserves a little stage time! On the front, it gives a hint of what’s coming, and inside, it ties the whole witchy get-well theme together perfectly.
To make the scene feel more grounded, I extended the floor from the Witch with Crockpot image so the Cat and Broom didn’t look like they were floating midair (as magical as that might be!). It’s a small detail, but it really helps everything come together, making the little potion-brewing scene feel cohesive and cozy.
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Additional Supplies: Memento Tuxedo Black, Alcohol Markers, white gel pen, speech bubbles dies, mouse border punch, pattern paper, and black bling.
Until next time— Stay colorful, stay crafty! -- Dalis
October 11, 2025
Hocus Pocus Halloween Card
Hocus Pocus is one of my favorite movies, and so I made this card with the Sanderson Sisters and their book.
Crackerbox Stamps has a lot of Hocus Pocus stamps, but I used the Sanderson Sisters Silhouette over the saying, Hocus Pocus Bunch.
I stamped Hocus Pocus Spell Book and mounted it on a black circle.
There is also the Black Flame Candle I wanted to use, but couldn't figure out where to put it.
Maybe you might have some ideas for the candle?
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Do you or anyone you know watch Hocus Pocus for Halloween?
October 10, 2025
Mini Halloween Card On A Card
Hello Stampers. Vicky here today with a card on a card.
On this card, I used scraps. I had the black and the green folded cardstock lying on my desk and didn't feel like cutting another piece of black, so I decided to use them together.
I stamped the Pumpkin With Crow on white and fussy cut around it.
The Happy Halloween With Webs was stamped with VersFine.
I sponged orange and used the Texture Brush for the black dots.
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I hope this gives you some ideas on how to use your scraps.
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