Pinkfresh Studio | Season of Wonder August 2026 Release Blog Hop

Hello there, I am delighted to be joining Pinkfresh Studio today to celebrate the Season of Wonder release with a fun blog hop. The release is perfect for Christmas/holiday projects but a lot of the suites would be good for general winter projects too. A lot of the background/coverplate products will work for everyday as well. I have a card and tag to share today, and will be sharing another card tomorrow. 

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Both card and tag use the beautiful new Seasonal Sprigs suite. There is a stamp, stencil set and die that all work together, as well as a washi tape that works with the die too. I am using the stamp, stencils and die for my projects today. 

I started off my card by stamping the two stamps from the Pinkfresh Studio Seasonal Sprigs Stamp Set onto white cardstock using Pinkfresh Detail Black Hybrid Ink. I then added ink blending to the images using the Pinkfresh Studio Seasonal Sprigs Stencils and Pinkfresh Studio 1/4" Blending Brushes. 

I used Pinkfresh Studio Inks in Ocean Breeze + Mermaid Cove for one set of leaves, Grassy Knoll + Key Lime for another set of leaves, and Eucalyptus Ink for the last set of leaves. I used Ballet Slipper + Sparkling Rose for the berries. 

*Please note, I have not linked the ink pads in the supply list as some colours are now no longer available as Pinkfresh Studio transition to releasing new inks in a few months time*

The images were die cut out using the Pinkfresh Studio Seasonal Sprigs Die Set. I die cut the Pinkfresh Studio The Stitch Edit: Large Spool Die from white cardstock and adhered the sprigs on top using Pinkfresh Studio Precision Clear Craft Glue. I threaded DMC Diamant Light Silver Thread through the top of the spool and adhered it to a white US A2 sized card base using thin foam tape. 

I stamped a sentiment from the Pinkfresh Studio Festive Flourish Stamp Set onto white cardstock using black ink. It was die cut out and the die cut again from white cardstock another two times. They were adhered behind the stamped one (for dimension) and then adhered to the card. To finish, I embellished with Pinkfresh Studio Clear Drops: Ice. 

I thought the spool looked great as a tag, and since I had some left over images that I didn't use on the card, I thought I would make a standalone tag. I die cut the Pinkfresh Studio The Stitch Edit: Large Spool Die twice from white cardstock and adhered them back to back. 

I then adhered the sprigs on top using Pinkfresh Studio Precision Clear Craft Glue. The sentiment is from the Pinkfresh Studio Seasonal Sprigs Stamp Set, again stamped onto white cardstock using black ink and die cut out. Popped up with another two layers of die cuts and adhered to the tag. 

I threaded DMC Diamant Light Silver Thread through the top of the spool and tied into a double bow. To finish, I embellished with Pinkfresh Studio Clear Drops: Ice.

BLOG HOP:

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GIVEAWAY:

Pinkfresh Studio will give away ten $50 gift cards along the hop, selected from the comments left along the hop at random. They will also give away the full release over on the Pinkfresh Studio blog and YouTube Channel. Winners will be announced on the Pinkfresh Studio Giveaway Page on 4th September 2026. Please make sure to check if you are a winner and claim your prize within two weeks.

SUPPLIES:

Here are the links to what I have used on the projects. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful time on the rest of the hop and a great day too! Take care! 

Spellbinders | Mugs & Kisses

Hello there, I am delighted to be over on the Spellbinders Blog today sharing a step by step photo tutorial using the new Mugs & Kisses collection. This adorable collection features mugs (that you can turn into penguin mugs or leave just as a mug), marshmallows (that you can turn into marshmallow snowmen), accessories like snowflakes, a sentiment set, a stencil set, and a press plate. 

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My card uses the Spellbinders Mug Friends Etched Dies. As you can see, I went down the route of making the mugs into penguin mugs. The background is created using the Spellbinders Snow Joy Stencils (a pack of two) ink blended using Wilted Violet Distress Ink. The sentiment is from the Spellbinders Mugs & Kisses Sentiments Clear Stamp Set. 

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Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

For more details on how I made the card, plus photos, please head over to the blog post. Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a great day! 

Spellbinders | Number Field Eclipse

Hello there, today I have a card to share that I made for my brother for his birthday at the beginning of the month. When I saw the new Spellbinders Number Field Embossing Folder, I thought it would be great for masculine cards. I then added personalisation to the card using the eclipse technique to spell his name but I think it would look good with numbers too for the age! 

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I started off by taking a panel of 4.25" x 5.5" white cardstock and added ink blending on top using Altenew Fresh Dye Inks in (top to bottom) Aqualicious (Sweet Dreams collection), Tide Blue and Starlight (Deep Blue Seas collection) using blending brushes. 

Once the panel was dry, I die cut out the letters MARK from the panel using the Spellbinders Classic Mouse Alphabet Etched Dies. Keeping the letters in the panel, I placed it inside the Spellbinders Number Field 3D Embossing Folder and ran it through my die cutting machine. I then popped the letters out, making sure to keep hold of the inside pieces for letters and adhered the panel to a US A2 sized white card base using Bearly Art Glue. 

I die cut the letters again five times from white cardstock. I adhered the first layer of white die cuts onto the card, followed by all the inside pieces for the letters (since you want these to be the same level as the panel). I then adhered the white die cut letters one on top of another. To finish the eclipse look, I adhered the embossed and inked ones on top. 

I stamped the 'happy birthday' sentiment from the Hero Arts Everyday Sentiment Strips 2 Stamp Set onto white cardstock using Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink. It was cut into a strip and adhered to the card using a combination of liquid glue and Altenew 1/8" Foam Adhesive Strips. To finish, I embellished with Altenew Crystal Clear Enamel Dots. 

SUPPLIES:

Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

Obviously, this embossing folder isn't just for masculine projects but I do think it works well for them! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful day and a great weekend! 

VIDEO | Creating a Customised Ice Lolly

Hello there, today I have a tag and video to share using the Altenew Mini Delight: Sweet Popsicles Stamp & Die Set. This is such a fun set as you can really customise the ice lollies/popsicles to make them as you want to! I am creating a well known ice lolly that we have here in the UK today. It has a bottom layer of strawberry, a middle layer of vanilla, and a top layer of chocolate with sprinkles on top!

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I started off by creating the ice lolly. I die cut the main layer from the Altenew Mini Delight: Sweet Popsicle Die Set four times. I cut it from Altenew Crafty Necessities: Rubellite and Espresso Cardstock. I also cut it from Neenah Classic Crest 80lb and 110lb cardstock. I cut the Rubellite, Espresso and 80lb white using the layering dies in the set. I show in my video how I got them to line up so that each layer fits together kind of like inlay. 

They were adhered to the 110lb white layer using liquid glue. I added Altenew Double-sided Adhesive Sheet to the back of Altenew Crafty Necessities Pink Diamond, Rubellite and Buttercream Cardstock and cut the sprinkles die from them. This made it so that I didn't have to add liquid glue behind the tiny sprinkles. I then adhered them to the top chocolate layer. 

I die cut the stick twice from Altenew Crafty Necessities: Sand Dunes Cardstock. I adhered them one on top of another and then adhered it to the back of the ice lolly layer. I stamped the sentiment from the Altenew Mini Delight: Sweet Popsicles Stamp Set onto a panel of white cardstock using Altenew Obsidian Pigment Ink. 

It was die cut out using one of the largest Altenew Terrific Tags Dies. I then die cut another tag from white cardstock and adhered it to the back. The ice lolly/popsicle was adhered on top using foam tape. To finish, I added twine through the top of the tag and tied in a bow and then embellished with Altenew Black & White Enamel Dots (just the black ones!). 

VIDEO:

Here is the video showing how I made the tag:

If you are viewing this post via email subscription, you can watch the video HERE on YouTube. 

SUPPLIES:

Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful day! 

Spellbinders | Bibi's Little Blessings

Hello there, I am over on the Spellbinders Blog today sharing a step by step tutorial using Bibi's Little Blessings collection. This is such a sweet collection featuring a fun card creator (shaped card base) die, angels, a nativity scene, and sentiments. 

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I wanted to share that although I do love the Spellbinders Divine Arch Card Creator Etched Dies as is, that you can customise them to how you want to - adding as many or as few layers as you want. I kept mine pretty simple, just adding a few of the layers for the base itself, as well as the rays behind the angel from the Spellbinders Blessing Angels Etched Dies. The sentiment is from the Spellbinders Everyday Blessings & Banners Stamp & Die Set. 

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Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

For a more detailed look on how I made the card, please head over to the blog post here. Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful day! 

Spellbinders | Summer Fergus

Hello there, do you remember Fergus? I introduced him in this post here where he was dressed up for winter. Now Sandi McIver and Spellbinders have released summer accessories for him! There are accessories for his clothes, a palm tree, and a surfboard. I will admit, I am a little late to the party with this one. Stitching like this takes me a long time and all the heatwaves (5) we have had this summer have taken it's toll on me to be honest, so I only just around to stitching him. 

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Since the other Fergus I made is winter themed, I decided to make this one everyday themed. He is supposed to be summer, but I really wanted to keep him out all year round, so I went simple with the decoration. As you can see, he is popped beside the palm tree. I'll get onto how I made the palm tree at the end of the post but for now, let's focus on Fergus. 

The Spellbinders Fergus Etched Dies were die cut from Spellbinders Merino Wool Felt and hand stitched using DMC Floss. For the body (as well as the band on his hat), I used Stormy felt from the Spellbinders Trend Felt Collection and used DMC 3808 Floss. He was stuffed with polyester filling at the top and plastic beads at the bottom (to weigh him down). The hat and jacket were die cut from Icy felt from the Spellbinders Neutral Felt Collection with DMC 3811 Floss. 

I used Peachy felt from the Spellbinders Holiday Felt Collection for the hands and nose using DMC 721 Floss. I used Snow felt from the Spellbinders Kaleidoscope Felt Collection for his beard and moustache. The moustache is from the Spellbinders Summer Embellishments Etched Dies. 

For the accessories, I die cut the sunglasses from the Spellbinders Summer Embellishments Etched Dies from the Pansy and Coal felt from the Spellbinders Kaleidoscope Felt Collection. The flowers were cut from Pansy and Snow from the same felt collection. The leaves were cut from Aloe felt from the Spellbinders Neutral Felt Collection, using DMC 954 Floss for the stitching. Those pieces were adhered to Fergus's hat and coat using hot glue. 

For the palm tree, I cut the dies from the Spellbinders Palm Tree Etched Dies from Caramel felt from the Spellbinders Neutral Felt Collection for the tree trunk, Mocha felt for the coconuts (from the same Neutrals pack), and Mossy felt from the Spellbinders Holiday Felt Collection for the leaves. I used DMC 905 Floss for the leaves, DMC 898 Floss for the coconuts, and DMC 780 Floss for the trunk. 

The trunk is made in the same way as Fergus's body, except there are three sides. I stuffed it with with polyester filling at the top and plastic beads at the bottom. The leaves are two layers, stitched together and then you attach them onto the tree with floss, hiding the floss under the coconuts that I adhered using hot glue. I did add two to the back of the tree as well. That is the great thing about these 3D felt decor, they really are 3D, so they are finished on back as well as the front! 

SUPPLIES:

 

Here are the links to what I have used on the projects. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

I will say that I learnt a lot sewing him for the second time. I still found the hat very difficult to sew but it was a lot neater this time. My blanket stitch on the brim of the hat was neater, and although I didn't add it to his coat this time, I was quicker at doing it on the second attempt. I'm also happy that since he is not particularly seasonally decorated, that I can have him on display all year round! Thanks so much for stopping by today, I really appreciate it. I hope you have a great day! 

Spellbinders | Halloween Ghosts

Hello there, I am delighted to be over on the Spellbinders Blog sharing a step by step tutorial using the Spellbinders Halloween City Holiday Decorations Etched Dies. I already shared one card using the set/collection, which you can see here. Today I wanted to show that the decorations can be used without the house. 

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As you can see, I just used the ghosts for my card from the Spellbinders Halloween City Holiday Decorations Etched Dies because I thought they would work well for design (the bat would have worked well too). I used the Hero Arts Clouds & Grass Scenic Stencil inside an Everlasting Circle DIY stencil for the background and then simply popped the ghosts and sentiment on top. 

SUPPLIES:

 

Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

For more information on how I made the card, please head over to the blog post here. Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a great rest of the weekend! 

VIDEO | Simple Sentiment Eclipse with Pinkfresh Studio

Hello there, I am delighted to be over on the Pinkfresh Studio YouTube channel today, sharing a card using the eclipse technique. This is one of my favourite techniques and I do it quite often as it is a great way to add interest to clean and simple cards. 

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I started off my card by stamping the flowers image from the Pinkfresh Studio Floral Daydream Stamp Set onto a panel of white cardstock. Since I wanted just one of the flowers, I did need to mask off the others using memo tape, before inking up the stamp with Pinkfresh Studio Detail Black Hybrid Ink. I removed the tape and stamped it onto the cardstock. The panel was then die cut out using the second largest of the Pinkfresh Studio Dotted Nested Deckled Rectangles Dies. 

I added ink blending to the image using the Pinkfresh Studio Floral Daydream Stencils and 1/2" Blending Brushes. I used Mermaid Cove Ink for the flower petals, Sweet Mustard Ink for the flower centre, and Grassy Knoll and Mermaid Cove Inks for the leaves. 

I then took the hello die from the Pinkfresh Studio Basic Sentiments Dies and die cut it in the centre of the flower. I then die cut the die again five times from white cardstock. I adhered a scrap of paper to the back of the panel, so that I could adhere the words on top. I first adhered one of the white die cuts, followed by the inside pieces of the letters from the stamped one. 

I then adhered the other white die cuts one on top of another using Pinkfresh Studio Precision Clear Craft Glue. The stamped one was adhered on top to complete the eclipse. The idea of the eclipse is the same as a solar eclipse, you can see the word from the front, kind of, but if you tilt it to the side, you can see it better. Kind of like the moon over the sun. You can see the sun rays just about around the edges of the moon. The panel was adhered to a white US A2 sized white card base using thin foam tape. To finish, I embellished with Pinkfresh Studio Iridescent Dew Drops. 

VIDEO:

Here is the video showing how I made the card:

If you are viewing this post via email subscription, you can watch the video HERE on YouTube. 

SUPPLIES:

 

Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

As mentioned in the video, I think this is a technique that non-cardmakers look at and wonder how it was done, which is always fun! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a great rest of the day! 

Hero Arts | Whimsical Wheels

Hello there, today I have two cards to share using the new Hero Arts Whimsical Wheels collection, which is out now! This is a fun collection! There is the car and then you can decorate it with Christmas accessories or autumn/fall ones. I opted for the Christmas ones! 

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The car is made to have the steering wheel on the left side of the car, but since here in the UK we have it on the right, for one of my cards, I cut it off and popped it on the right instead! It was easy to do and makes sense if I sent the card to someone in the UK (I know there are other countries that have it on the right too!). 

For my first card, I started off by die cutting the car from the Hero Arts Beep Beep Die Set from Spellbinders ColorWheel Cardstock in Lavender, Lilac, Raven, and Beeswax, as well as Spellbinders Treasured Brushed Silver. I assembled the pieces and adhered them using Bearly Art Glue. I die cut Santa from the set from Spellbinders ColorWheel Cardstock in Alabaster, Chiffon, Classic White, Pomegranate, and Raven. The pieces were assembled and adhered using Bearly Art Glue. 

For the reindeer, I die cut him from Spellbinders ColorWheel Cardstock in Fawn, Truffle and Pomegranate. Again, the pieces were assembled and adhered together with liquid glue. I adhered Santa and the reindeer to the back of the car using a combination of liquid glue and a little tape to secure in place. I then adhered Santa's gloves to the steering wheel. 

For the background, I took a panel of white cardstock and partially placed it inside the Spellbinders Flurry of Snowflakes 3D Embossing Folder before running it through my die cutting machine. The panel was adhered to a US A2 sized white card base using tape runner adhesive. I adhered the car, Santa and reindeer on top, adding foam squares to just the back of the car and liquid glue to the back of Santa and the reindeer. 

I die cut the wreath from the Hero Arts Beep Beep Holiday Extras Die Set from Spellbinders Rainforest & Peridot ColorWheel Cardstock for the wreath itself, and Lilac for the bow. It was assembled and adhered to the the car using liquid glue. I hot foiled a sentiment from the Hero Arts Winter Words Letterpress + Foil & Die Set onto white cardstock using Opaque Black Foil. It was die cut out and adhered to the card. To finish, I added a Spellbinders Prism AB Color Essentials Gem to the bow on the wreath. 

For my second card, I die cut the car from the Hero Arts Beep Beep Die Set from the same colours of cardstock as the first. This time, I cut off the steering wheel base using scissors and then adhered the die cut one on the left. It did mean that it was a little lower down as intended but I still thought it looked ok! Santa was die cut and assembled in the same way also and adhered behind the car. His gloves were adhered to the steering wheel. 

I die cut the wreath again from the Hero Arts Beep Beep Holiday Extras Die Set but this time, adhered it hanging from the wing mirror. I die cut the tree from the set from Spellbinders Rainforest ColorWheel Cardstock, and the presents from Spellbinders Lilac and Fairy Tale Cardstock. They were adhered together and then adhered behind the car. 

I embossed a panel of white cardstock using the Spellbinders Flurry of Snowflakes 3D Embossing Folder in the same way as the first card and adhered it to a US A2 sized white card base. The car was adhered on top. I used foam squares behind the car and liquid glue behind the presents, tree and Santa. 

I hot foiled a sentiment from the Hero Arts Winter Words Letterpress + Foil & Die Set onto white cardstock using Opaque Black Foil and die cut it out. I also cut the die again from white cardstock and adhered it behind the foiled one for dimension before adhering to the card. To finish, I added Spellbinders Prism AB Color Essentials Gems to the bows on the wreath and presents. 

SUPPLIES:

 

Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

I had a lot of fun making these cards, I love that you can mix and match the different accessories! In the Christmas set, there are also antlers and a nose that can be added to the car, as well as twinkly lights, ornaments for the tree, and a Santa sack! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a wonderful day! Take care!

Spellbinders | Halloween City

Hello there, it's release day over at Spellbinders. I'm using the new Halloween City Holiday by Yana Smakula collection for my card today. This is a fun collection with just two sets that work to coordinate with the City Holiday apartment building to decorate it for Halloween! You can also use the decorations set on it's own, without the building, and I will be sharing a card doing that on Saturday. 

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I started off my card by die cutting the apartment building from Spellbinders City Holiday Etched Dies from Spellbinders Lilac ColorWheel Cardstock for the main building and bricks. The roof, door, door steps, window frames, window sills, some of the inside windows, and some of the curtains were cut from Spellbinders Raven ColorWheel Cardstock. The other inside of the windows were die cut from Spellbinders Beeswax ColorWheel Cardstock and the other curtains from Spellbinders Lavender ColorWheel Cardstock. 

The window top left uses just the sets from City Holiday for the window itself, the ghost (cut from Classic White & Raven) is from the Spellbinders Halloween City Holiday Decorations Etched Dies. The top middle window uses the window blind from Spellbinders Everyday Windows, Curtains & Flower Boxes Etched Dies. The eyes are from the decorations set, cut from Spellbinders Peridot ColorWheel Cardstock. The top right window was cut the same as the first one, minus the ghost.  

The next row of windows all use the Spellbinders City Holiday Etched Dies set for the main parts of the windows. The one on the left has the hand from the Spellbinders Halloween City Holiday Decorations Etched Dies cut from Spellbinders Rainforest ColorWheel Cardstock, the middle one the bat from the same set cut from Spellbinders Brushed Onyx Treasured Cardstock, and the one on the right with the skeleton from the same set, cut from Spellbinders Classic White ColorWheel Cardstock. 

To see how I assembled the windows, you can watch this video. Although the shape of the windows are different from that card, I assembled them in the same way. I die cut the pumpkin from the Spellbinders Halloween City Holiday Decorations Etched Dies from Spellbinders Raven, Rainforest and Carrot ColorWheel Cardstock. I assembled it and adhered it to the step. The curtains on the bottom window are from the Spellbinders Everyday Windows, Curtains & Flower Boxes Etched Dies set and the cobweb from the decorations set. 

I adhered the other cobweb to the roof first and then adhered the roof to the house using black foam squares. I adhered a card base made from Spellbinders Lilac ColorWheel Cardstock to the back of the house. I then adhered the ghosts on top using black foam squares. I hot foiled a sentiment from the Spellbinders Happy Halloween Sentiments Press + Foil Plate & Die Set onto white cardstock using Opaque Black Foil. It was die cut out using the coordinating die and adhered to the bottom window with more foam squares. To finish, I added a Spellbinders Onyx Color Essentials Gem to the door for the handle, and then embellished with Spellbinders Prism AB Color Essentials Gems. 

SUPPLIES:

 

Here are the links to what I have used on the project. Affiliate links are used on some products. This means that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I receive a small commission with no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate your support when using these links. Please click on the logo below the product to shop at your favourite store. All products were personally purchased except marked with an asterisk (*) which were kindly sent to me to use. You can read my full disclosure here.

I had a lot of fun decorating the apartment with all the Halloween decorations, I especially love those ghosts and the bat! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really do appreciate it. I hope you have a great day!