Trick or Tweet Halloween Card

     Hello again! How are you all doing? I am still improving each day from neck surgery. Halloween is my most fave holiday of the year.....Christmas is a close second. Even before Summer has ended I'm thinking of how I am going to decorate my home for Halloween. To make it even more fun, it's my husband's fave holiday too! On to my card. Today I have a Halloween card using a stamp set from the new Holiday catalog.....Trick or Tweet.

   When the Blends first came out I can honestly say wasn't to sure if I was going to get them. Then in July my Team Leader used some in a class she was having for her team and I instantly fell. in. love. with them! I'm slowly getting them all. For this card I used a few and my husband was quite surprised when he realized I was the one who colored the mummy cat!
     I love this little cat. And the DSP in amazing too. This has to be my fave pattern. Also the Black Glittered Organdy Ribbon is so sparkly. I also love the new Black Foil sheets. It is really shiny and can easily be embossed.

     On the inside I just put a simple Halloween greeting and stamped a few stars around the edge. The inside doesn't need to be much as but it is nice to decorate as it tells the recipient how much you care.

Hugs,

Julie

Here is what I used.




     Do you want some free DSP (Designer Series Paper)??? Heck YES! This month Stampin' Up! is offering the new Dashing Along DSP for free with any qualifying party or order. Have a party or order with a total of $250 or more and you can get this very beautiful paper that coordinates with the Dashing Deer stamp and bundle for absolutely FREE. Contact me for any questions.

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