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Halloween Box Card - Pretty Pink Posh

Hello! Today I am sharing a box card using older stamp sets that I have combined together to make this adorably haunting Halloween card.


To start, I created the Lawn Fawn pop-up box as directed, in black 80lb cardstock.  Next, I die cut panels for the box, using papers from Doodlebug Candy Carnival collection. For the box inserts, I used a grass die cut in black cardstock.


Next, I stamped images onto 110lb cardstock, colored with Copic markers, and cut with their coordinating dies. The cat and pumpkins are from the Halloween Pals stamp set. The bat, skeleton head, and candies are from the Boo stamp set. The little candies and pumpkin treat bag is from the Halloween Friends stamp set. 


I used the following Copic markers: N9/7/5, YR04/02/00, V17/15/12, YG23/13




The fun part is creating the scene. Some of the elements are adhered directly onto the inserts and some are foam mounted to add dimension to the scene. 


Next, I stamped the “Happy Halloween” sentiment from the Halloween Pals stamp set onto a white rectangular cardstock and foam mounted on the front flap of the box card. Lastly, I added Glossy Black Jewels to add texture to the card.



Thank you so much for visiting the blog today and I hope you are inspired to create and send Halloween cards to your friends and loved ones this year. Stay safe and healthy!

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