Hi-ya!

Today I’m working with the Spellbinders Small Die Kit for September and wow, am I excited to share these cards with you! I had so much fun playing with this die set…I literally spent hours putting all these little characters together and loved every minute of it. They are adorable and the little bodysuit made it so easy to alter them to create any type of costume you could think of. I made the 3 included designs – ghost, skeleton and devil; and then used the die cuts to create 3 additional costumes.

Here is how I put everything together:

Here are some still shots for you:

The whole gang.

MFT – Whip Cream, Black Licorice, Limelight

PTI – Fine Linnen, Orange Zest

*The Purple is from a Recollections paper pack.

MFT – Whip Cream, Black Licorice

PTI – Fine Linnen, Canyon Clay

MFT – Black Licorice, Poppy

PTI – Fine Linnen, Bright Buttercup

MFT –  Whip Cream, Black Licorice

PTI – Cocoa Bean, Hawaiian Shores

MFT –  Black Licorice, Limelight

PTI – Fine Linnen, New Leaf, Bright Buttercup

MFT –  Black Licorice, Poppy, Lush Lagoon

PTI – Cocoa Bean

These cards were really so easy to put together once the characters were created. I didn’t want to take away from how cute they are so I’ve created a little row of them holding hands here and placed some glitter ribbon along the bottom to anchor them as well as the sentiment. Some paint splatter stars on the background would be cute too.

Keeping the insides simple on all of these again – I’ve stamped all the inside panels using the Lawn Fawn Costume Party set from last year.

I created a bit more of a story here by stamping in a door and porch steps in the background. I thought about adding a brick wall or some siding to the house but again opted to just let these little guys stand on their own and added in a small popped up sentiment banner.

For this last card, I kept things a bit more simple. I’ve added some purple glitter ribbon to set off that bright green sentiment and then popped up both of these ghosties with some foam dots.

Thanks for stopping by today – hope this gave you some inspiration to use with your kit! xoxo, Sarah