Looking for a cutesy Halloween card idea? These dressed up pumpkins are the key to keeping your Halloween cards extra ‘sweet’ this year!
These sweet little gourds are the most fun images to color up. Today’s awesome card comes from our designer, Kendra, who had a blast creating this sweet little treat for us. Follow along and ‘treat’ yourself to a gourd-geous Halloween card!
How to make this card:
- Kendra started her card by creating an A2 sized card base, sized 5.5″x4.25″.
- Stamp Halloween images from ‘35032 Pumpkin Dress Up Set‘. Color with coloring medium of your choice. Die cut images using coordinating ‘35032D Pumpkin Dress Up Coordinating Die‘. Use a white pen to add to add details to the images. This simple touch can add great accents to your images.
- Die cut largest rectangle from ‘5728D Narrow A2 Narrow Rectangle Die‘ from purple cardstock. Die cut second from largest rectangle from large polka dot pattern paper, from the ‘2003 Spook-Tacular 6×6 Paper Pad‘. Adhere rectangles together. Adhere to top of card base.
- Stamp ‘Happy Halloween’ sentiment from the ‘35032 Pumpkin Dress Up Set‘ in black ink near the bottom left of the rectangles on your card base.
- Die cut fourth from largest scallop circle from ‘5029D Nested Circle Scallop Die‘ from purple cardstock. Die cut fourth from largest circle from ‘5012D Nested Circle Small Stitch Die‘ from the smaller polka dot pattern paper from ‘2003 Spook-Tacular 6×6 Paper Pad‘. Adhere together. Adhere to card base to the right of the sentiment with foam tape.
- Place images on circle layers to your liking. Adhere the left and right image with glue and the middle image with foam tape. Adhere candy images to card.
- Finish card by adding purple rhinestones to the upper left of card.
So stinking cute! We love this set so much. It really is such a sweet set to have on hand, especially if you lean more towards the cute instead of the creepy. Kendra did such a great job with this card and we really do adore it. Be sure to follow us on Instagram for more inspiration, and check out other Halloween projects here.