Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Here is a little clip showing the second card I made today: a Peek-a-boo Halloween card. I’m entering this one in the latest Lawn Fawnatics challenge 59: something see through.
I used the Puffy cloud borders to die cut some white cardstock clouds and I used them as stencils for the Distress Oxide ink blending. It created a very spooky sky. On the inside of the cards I used some Liquid stardust to splatter a few stars.
For the sentiment I used white embossing powder first, and right after heating it I sprinkled the Wanderlust embossing powder on top of it. I heated it again and that melted the glitter on top of the sentiment, which looks really cool.
Jennifer McGuire made a video on how to make a Peek-a-boo card: youtube.com/watch?v=DzBvE4rDoyY
Materials used:
- Circle dies
- Lawn Fawn Build a house set with Halloween add-on
- Lawn Fawn Spooky fence border
- Lawn Fawn Grassy border
- Lawn Fawn Everyday sentiment banner
- Lawn Fawn Puffy cloud borders to use as stencils for distress oxide
- Lawn Fawn Rainforest cardstock
- Lawn Fawn Noble Fir cardstock
- Lawn Fawn Pearlescent vellum
- Lawn Fawn Liquid stardust
- Lawn Fawn Spooktacular stamps and dies for gravestone
- Lawn Fawn Tiny Halloween stamps for spider and bats
- Lawn Fawn Booyah for sentiment
- Black cardstock
- Craft cardstock
- Silver cardstock for chimney and door knob
- White shimmer cardstock for ghosts on the inside of the card
- Copic Sketch Markers Y11, Y13, Y15, YG41, BG10, 0, N1, N3 and C7
- Copic multi liner pigment ink 0.3
- Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
- Distress Oxide in Blueprint sketch, Wilted violet, Chipped sapphire
- Distress ink Pine needles for the top of the grass
- Distress ink Vintage Photo for the wood on the window
- Make-up brushes for ink blending
- Wow! embossing pad: clear ultra slow drying
- Wow! embossing powder Wanderlust WS158R
- Wow! embossing powder opaque bright white super fine
- Memento Tuxedo Black ink
- Glue dots
- Liquid glue
- Strong tape
- Scotch tape
Here is a little clip showing the second card I made today: a Peek-a-boo Halloween card. I’m entering this one in the latest Lawn Fawnatics challenge 59: something see through.
I used the Puffy cloud borders to die cut some white cardstock clouds and I used them as stencils for the Distress Oxide ink blending. It created a very spooky sky. On the inside of the cards I used some Liquid stardust to splatter a few stars.
For the sentiment I used white embossing powder first, and right after heating it I sprinkled the Wanderlust embossing powder on top of it. I heated it again and that melted the glitter on top of the sentiment, which looks really cool.
Jennifer McGuire made a video on how to make a Peek-a-boo card: youtube.com/watch?v=DzBvE4rDoyY
Materials used:
- Circle dies
- Lawn Fawn Build a house set with Halloween add-on
- Lawn Fawn Spooky fence border
- Lawn Fawn Grassy border
- Lawn Fawn Everyday sentiment banner
- Lawn Fawn Puffy cloud borders to use as stencils for distress oxide
- Lawn Fawn Rainforest cardstock
- Lawn Fawn Noble Fir cardstock
- Lawn Fawn Pearlescent vellum
- Lawn Fawn Liquid stardust
- Lawn Fawn Spooktacular stamps and dies for gravestone
- Lawn Fawn Tiny Halloween stamps for spider and bats
- Lawn Fawn Booyah for sentiment
- Black cardstock
- Craft cardstock
- Silver cardstock for chimney and door knob
- White shimmer cardstock for ghosts on the inside of the card
- Copic Sketch Markers Y11, Y13, Y15, YG41, BG10, 0, N1, N3 and C7
- Copic multi liner pigment ink 0.3
- Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
- Distress Oxide in Blueprint sketch, Wilted violet, Chipped sapphire
- Distress ink Pine needles for the top of the grass
- Distress ink Vintage Photo for the wood on the window
- Make-up brushes for ink blending
- Wow! embossing pad: clear ultra slow drying
- Wow! embossing powder Wanderlust WS158R
- Wow! embossing powder opaque bright white super fine
- Memento Tuxedo Black ink
- Glue dots
- Liquid glue
- Strong tape
- Scotch tape
