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Don’t get caught in a craft web this Halloween. Instead have a web-stastic time creating magical designs with Stix2!
Follow Elaine Mellor‘s haunting ‘Believe in Magic’ craft guide and draft your very own spooktacular spider web greeting card!
Construct creepy creations this October with our Halloween Card Bundle!
Halloween Card Bundle includes:
1 sheet of A4 Black Coalmine Pearlescent Card
1 sheet of A4 Bottle Green Stardust Paper
1 sheet of A4 Tangerine Tinted Card
1 sheet of A4 Violet Stardust Card
60ml bottle of Black Fabric Spray Paint
5 sheets of A4 Clear Project Acetate
8gm tube of Penny Copper Biodegradable Glitter
Treat yourself to our Halloween Card Bundle, haul together your haunting craft supplies and follow Elaine’s wonderful witchy guide!
Materials you will need:
- 7″ x 7″ Blank White Card
- Stix2 Halloween Card Bundle
- Tape Runner
- Foam Daubers – currently on SALE!
- Low Tack Stencil Tape
- None Stick Craft Sheet
- White Card
- Ultra Fine Tippled Bottles
- 3D PVA Glue
- Silicone Glue
- Cobweb Stencil from Stamps By Me
- Cute Witch Stamp Set by Lili of the Valley
- HIMI oil pencils available via amazon
- Bat by CraftStash
- Ranger Ink Distress Oxide Green ink Pad by Tim Holtz from CraftStash
The Devils in the Die Cut Details!
Did you know Tim Holtz has recently released his new Halloween Die Cut Collection for SIZZIX!! We highly recommend you check out his website for some ghoulish and ghastly inspiration!
How to construct the ‘Believe in Magic’ Halloween creation:
Step 1: Cut a piece of white card measuring 5 x 5 inches.
Pop your stencil in place onto the white card using some low tack stencil tape.
Pop a small amount of the black fabric paint on the non-stick craft sheet.
Step 2: Using a foam dauber add some of the black fabric paint through part of the stencil in the top left corner.
Once dry, stamp one of the witches, a cauldron and the sentiment onto the stencilled white cardstock.
Step 3: Using the cardstock and paper from the Halloween Bundle create some matt and layers with black being the smallest.
I went up 1/8 of an inch each time.
Adhere to the card blank using the tape runner and a touch of the PVA in the corners.
Step 4: Colour your stamped images. I used HIMI oil pencils to colour mine.
Ink round the edges of the stamped card in a light green colour using a clean foam dauber.
Finally adhere to the front of the card blank, stick your bat on using the silicone glue and your cute Halloween card is complete.
Handcraft your Allhallows Eve cards and make Halloween that little bit more spooky!
Thank you Elaine for this wonderfully witchy depiction!