Halloween Wishes boxcard with Davina

Hello crafty friends! I thought I’d pop in here with a cute Halloween Boxcard using the latest Pretty Pink Posh release. It’s so fun and easy to create a full boxcard using the MFT stamps Outside the Box Level Up die sets. I love to stamps tons of images and put them all in and around the cute box cards.

For this Spooky treat I cut and assembled the box from thick sturdy black cardstock, and cut some grass and hill inserts from scraps strips of patterned and glitter paper that I had on my desk. I cut the stitched background arch from some bristol smooth cardstock, then used the Layered Candy Corn Stencil from Pretty Pink Posh with Carved Pumpkin, Kitsch Flamingo, and Antique Linen distress oxides. I distressed the edge of the cut out and splattered black ink onto the panel. Next, I added a PPP Stitched Spider Web that I die cut from glitter cardstock. I adhered this onto the back over the side tabs, that adhered the 4 inserts evenly spaced into the box.

I stamped and colored images from several PPP stamp sets like Ghost Friends, Birthday Friends, and Halloween Envelopes. After die cutting I added small white dot highlights and layered into my inserts. For the front I trimmed a black PPP Spooky Fence and added sparkling accents to the tops. I layered two inkblended candy corns that I made with the PPP Candy Treats die set, and several tiny images along with a sentiment strip from the Halloween Envelopes stamp set.

I finished this off by decorating a stitched panel for the back and and adding a cute image.

All items are linked and available now at the Butterfly Reflections Ink online store! Thank you so much for stopping by,

Davina

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