Today, I will Create 10 cards with Spellbinders August 2026 clubs. This months clubs are perfect for Fun Halloween cards, some with GLOW elements! So many fun products this month perfect for upcoming Fall creations! Ad
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The first card uses the Happy Jacks Embossing folder of the month. The background of the embossing folder is inked in black ink while embossing. Once embossed, Versamark ink is applied to the raised areas and Glow in the Dark Embossing powder is poured onto the surface and embossed to create a fun background that glows in the dark. The card is finished off with a Black heat embossed sentiment from the Trick or Snark Clear stamp (& coordinating die) of the month.
The second card uses the Boo! Humbug Press & foil plate. The plate is foiled in the Glimmer system onto Hammermill cardstock with Opal Glimmer foil before inking the background with a combination of distress inks and Interference inks. The ghost die from the set is lightly ink blended before assembly and added to the front of the card.
The third card also uses the Boo! Humbug Press & foil plate. This time, it is used in the Betterpress system with Versamark ink and heat embossed with Glow in the Dark Embossing powder before ink blending the background. The card is finished off with the die cut ghost.
The fourth card uses the Peek-a-boo Stencil of the month. The layers are inked with a blend of Distress and interference inks. Black opaque texture paste is used for the last layer with the ghost eyes and bats. Transparent Microfine glitter is poured onto the texture paste bats and allowed to dry. The card is finished with a Heat embossed sentiments from the Trick or Snark stamp of the month.
The fifth card uses the image from the Trick or Snark clear stamp of the month. It is heat embossed on watercolour cardstock and watercoloured with Interference inks before die cutting. The backgroubnd is created using the Spooky Web 3D embossing folder of the monthe with Anchor cardstock before ink blending with Black soot distress ink and lightly rubbing silver ink on the surface before assembling.
The sixth card uses the Boo Mobile large die of the month. The background is created with Lilac cardstock in the Spooky Web 3D embossing folder of the month. The skull pieces are attached to the front of the card using small spinners.
The seventh card uses the Boo Crew Lab die of the month. Grit paste glow is added to Hammermill and Peridot cardstock and allowed to dry completely before die cutting the potion die cut for inside the beaker. The rest of the card is assembled using interference inks to lightly ink blend on the die cuts. The Spooky web embossing folder is used on the background and Glossy accents are used to add glossy dimension to the candle flames as well as the melting wax on the candles.
The eighth card uses the Frank & Stitch stitching die of the month. The stitcked pieces are created with white cardstock and then lightly inked with lost shadow distress ink for a touch of grunge. Strips are also created using fog cardstock. The background is created with Anchor cardstock. It is embossed using the Spooky web embossing folder on the stitching side before lightly ink blending and assembling. Once assembled, the excess strip pieces are trimmed and Glossy accents are added to the eyes.
The nineth card uses the Scaredly cat All clubs crate Exclusive die set. Grip paste glow is added to peridot cardstock and allowed to completely dry before using it behind the eyes. The card background is created using the Spooky web Embossing folder with Lilac cardstock. Glossy accents are added to the Nose and teeth.
The last card uses the Make a Monster All clubs crate bonus die set. The background is orange velvet adhesive cardstock for additional texture. Once assembled, the eyes are covered with Glossy accents for glossy domed dimension.
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