Halloween Greeting with the Spider Web Bold Prints - Hero Arts
Posted by Daniel West on September 23, 2020

Halloween Greeting with the Spider Web Bold Prints

Hey there! Daniel West here with a fun monochrome Halloween greeting featuring the Spider Web Bold Prints!

All the fun holidays come around in the fall. Some of us impatiently await invitations to parties, buy costumes, and make cards! This card looks like a great way to invite your friend to join your horde for a socially distanced] costume party!

Steps to Create this Card:


    • Then, I added Googly Eyes to the big bats in two sizes. This created a look of bats coming up from the bottom far off and flying toward you.
    • To finish off the card, I heat embossed a sentiment from the Wheelbarrow Friends Stamp Set with White Embossing Powder on Pitch black cardstock. I trimmed it down and adhered it to the bottom right of the colored panel.

    I hope you enjoyed this little project and maybe you'll give it a try! I have a bonus card using the Spider Web Bold Prints stamp on my blog, too! Check out more inspiration for this stamp set in the photos on the product page!

    You will find a grid of supplies below for your convenience.

    Have a wonderful week!

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    CG822 Spider Web Bold Prints - Hero Arts
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    CM479 Color Layering Moonlit Night -...
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    CM477 Wheelbarrow Friends - Hero Arts
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    PS325 Hero Hues Dove white - Hero Arts
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    PS406 Hero Hues Dove White Side...
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    AF419 Clear Embossing & Watermark Ink...
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    PW119 Detail Black - Hero Arts
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    AF227 Grape Juice Mid-Tone Shadow Ink...
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    3 comments

    Purple & black is so classic for Halloween- the googly eyed bats are an unexpected joy!

    Rachel,

    Such a fun Halloween card, Daniel – just love the bats coming in for a sticky landing on the spider web!!

    Linda W. (ScrappinBari),

    I love Halloween. A fun holiday card. Love the techniques and especially the googly eyes.

    Felicia C,

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