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DIY Halloween Pop-up Printable Coloring Card | Horror Pop-up Card | DIY Halloween | Handmade Card | Kids, Toddler Activity What’s Included 1. Page of template to build your own pop-up card: PDF, Jpeg and SVG files format A4 2. Printing and Assembly instruction. NO physical item will be sent! Cut from white paper and use different color paper This template is for personal use. You get Etsy email with download link after the purchase Archive included: SVG Files Halloween Pop-Up Template JPG…

Hi all! When I posted my last card in the Graphic 45 Facebook group, one of the members commented that it was a bit too complicated for them. I agree that it can be overwhelming when you first start making any type of pop-up or folded card, so I thought it would be fun to show a card that has a similar feel to it, but is much more simple to construct. What takes this one from simple to fabulous is all the amazing Graphic 45 papers! I am on a mission to stop hoarding all of my favorite papers…

3D halloween box card - 3D Black and purple Howloween Dog pop up box card to send ghoulish Halloween greetings to a special friend or family member. The cards are build from heavy weight white card stock (110 pound) with purple and black Halloween designer papers to celebrate the Halloween season.

Stef is our hostess in the Color Challenge this week, and she has asked us to use Blackberry Bliss, Tangelo Twist, Daffodil Delight, and Basic Black on our card or project this week. The dessert option is Halloween. I saw this pattern on the Scan 'n Cut Canvas site, and decided I could adapt it to our colors. It was a learning experience for me, because the original card must have been intended for 12 x 12 cardstock. I didn't have that size in these colors, so I had to figure out how to…