Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri
Posted by Spellbinders Team on September 07, 2021

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

Hello! It’s Sheri again from My Sheri Cards and I am excited to be sharing 3 Halloween projects I created using the Halloween 2021 Collection. Some of these die sets are designed to work with the Open House Collection but I wanted to show that you can use them all on their own too!

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

Spooky Greetings/Witch Card

I love using green, orange and purple for Halloween projects. I had some Photo Play papers that were perfect for these projects.

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

The witches hat and legs from the Let’s Be Frank die set were so fun to create and layer. They took a little patience with getting them paper pieced but I love the result when it was complete! I added the sentiment and a few bats from the Open House Boo! die set to complete the look.

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

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Pumpkins/Ghosts Card

For this card, I used most of the elements from the Open House Boo! die set. I simply stacked the pumpkins and tucked the little cat inside.

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

Instead of a sentiment, I cut the “31” out from the Open House Halloween die set. The ghosts and the bats are so fun to add around my stacked pumpkin centerpiece.

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

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Frankenstein Treat Holder

These treat holders are the easiest things to create! I placed 2 chocolate nuggets wrapped with coordinating paper inside my treat holders but you could easily fit 4 nuggets stacked 2 on 2 if you wish. All I needed was this handsome Frankenstein die cut from the Let’s Be Frank die set attached front and center of each holder.

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

For each treat holder, you will need to cut a piece of 3” x 6” patterned cardstock for the base. Cut two strips of 1” x 3” cardstock to wrap your nuggets. With the 3 x 6-inch patterned cardstock base, score at 2 1/2” and 3 1/3” on the long (6″) side. Fold to create a flat base. Round the corners and punch a hole for the ribbon.

Spellbinders Halloween 2021 Collection Inspiration with Sheri

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Have a wonderful day! If you would like more information on these or other inspiration projects I have created, be sure to visit my blog and leave me a message!

1 comment

Enjoyed each layout and the way you did Frank’s eye is so cute. Great ideas.

MaryH,

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