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Frosted Forest Boo

Frosted Forest Boo

Happy Halloween!

Frosted Forest Boo

I don’t normally send out Halloween cards, so I don’t purchase Halloween-specific products.

If I do create a Halloween card, I try to use products I already have in my stash, and this was the case with this card.

I used Frosted Forest Decorative Mask, paired with Embossing Paste mixed with Memento Black refill to create a spooky Halloween landscape.

Easy!

Frosted Forest Boo How-to:

1. Secure a piece of Winter Meadow Designer Series Paper to your work surface using a piece of washi tape.

2.To create the moon stencil, punch a 2″ circle in a scrap piece of card stock.  Place on the DSP card front, and apply Crushed Curry and Cajun Craze inks using Blending Brushes.

3.Place Embossing Paste on a Craft Silicone Mat, add a few drops of Memento Black ink refill, and mix using a palette knife.

4.Place Frosted Forest Decorative Mask “A” on DSP card front, and apply Embossing Paste using a palette knife, spreading it like you were frosting a cake.  Remove the mask, and repeat with additional trees. Add embossing paste to the bottom of the trees to create a landscape.

5. Set piece aside to dry and clean your tools as the Embossing Paste will harden.

6.Attach card front to Basic Black mat.  Attach to Smoky Slate card base.

7. I used the bats and greeting from Frights & Delights, a past Paper Pumpkin kit.  For the greeting, I stamped it on a scrap piece of the Winter Meadow DSP, then punched it with a 1 1/4″ circle punch and matted it to a 1 3/4″ Basic Black circle.

8. Add Black Dots to complete.

Happy Halloween!

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