Category: Die Cutting

Box Card Envelope Ghost

October is creeping closer… and you know what that means Halloween is just around the corner!!

I’m in love with all the spooky decorations, so of course Halloween cards simply cannot be missed.

Luckily, the shop is filled with Halloween files, including “Box Card Envelope Ghost” which I’m thrilled to share with you today!

For this project, I played with design paper from Doodlebug Designs and topped it off with my absolute favorite: glitter cardstock.

Because let’s face it, Halloween stars deserve a little extra sparkle in the dark.

I added some foam tape under the pumpkin and the bat, for extra dimension.

And of course, the card can be folded flat for mailing!

Do you make your own Halloween cards?

Don’t keep them hidden in the shadows, be sure to share them online!

I love getting inspired by your creations.

The file I used is included in this amazing bundle

Shop for it HERE (Silhouette)

Happy Crafting,
XO Tamara

New Halloween Favor Boxes

Favor Box Halloween Bundle
When I saw these boxes, I knew I had to make them all! They are a very simple box construction, but I know sometimes the placement of the pieces can be tricky. Below you can find placement for three of them that have the most pieces. The trick is to remember you have a top and a bottom and keep your pieces facing the correct way. If you use striped paper make sure to rotate the panel piece when cutting so all the stripes go the same way. (ask me how I know LOL)
Note: These cuties are coming soon to the Silhouette Store
This is the glue up for Frankenstein
 
 
This is the glue  up for the jack-o-lantern
 

This is the glue up for the witch (you can add more stripes if you choose)

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I liked how Lori had two little stem pieces for the pumpkin stem so I did the same thing for the witch’s hat. I cut two hats and glued them together. Stick the tabs through the top slot and fold away from each other. I think the hat stands up nicely. 
 I made this little template for gluing on the little rosy cheeks. The two little circles come grouped where they would land on the face of the box. I took one of the basic panel and cut the circle cheeks out using Lori’s spacing. Then I could just center the panel on the face and add dots of glue where the holes were. Works well if you are making lots of boxes and you like everything to line up. 
 

Favor Box Halloween Witch (SVG)(Silhouette)

 

Favor Box Halloween Bat (SVG)( Silhouette)

Favor Box Halloween Cat(SVG)(Silhouette)
Favor Box Halloween Jack-O Lantern (SVG)(Silhouette)
Favor Box Halloween Frankenstein (SVG)(Silhouette)

 Favor Box Halloween Ghost (SVG)(Silhouette)

 
I could not just show the top piece of the box—the bottom box piece is designed just as cute!!!
These boxes may be small, but they are mighty! You can add about 4 pieces of snack size candy inside!

 

Whew, that was fun! I hope you find a chance to make a few of these Halloween treats-or maybe ALL of them!
 
💕 Sue Kment

 

September Blog Hop + 30% Off!

We’re so excited you’re here! Our amazing Creative Team has been busy putting together a stunning lineup of fresh, inspiring projects to kick off the fall crafting season. Whether you’re ready to start your holiday makes or just want something fun for everyday, you’re sure to find plenty of ideas to spark your creativity. And because no hop is complete without a little extra fun, we’ve lined up a 30% OFF Sale, a FREEBIE, and a Giveaway just for you. 🎉 So grab a cozy drink, settle in, and let’s get hopping!

RDER: Lori Thompson Whitlock Brandie Harding Adams Ashley Cook Cathy Harper Chelsea Van Wyk Sue Kment Tamara Tigchelaar

Enjoy 30% OFF at Lori’s SVG Shop! 🎉
Now through Saturday, September 17th, save on all digital files and commercial licenses. Just enter code SEP2025(case-sensitive) at checkout and stock up on your favorites at a fantastic price.

As a thank-you for hopping along with us, we’ve got something special to share. For today only, you can download the Center Box Card Can’t Adult SVG file absolutely FREE! Just add it to your cart and complete checkout—no codes, no catches, just a fun little treat from us to you.

 THIS WEEK’S NEW RELEASE!

🎃👻 Spooky season just got cuter! This week’s brand-new Halloween Favor Box Bundle is packed with playful designs that are frightfully fun to make and share. Inside you’ll find six adorable characters—Frankenstein, Ghost, Pumpkin, Bat, Witch, and Black Cat—each ready to bring a smile to your Halloween celebrations.vThese little boxes are perfect for party favors, classroom treats, or decorating your spooky setups. Whether you’re filling them with candy, small gifts, or just displaying them for a festive touch, they’re as fun to create as they are to give. We also have some cute new files from Quietfire. Be sure to check them all out!

Grab your favorite papers, dust off your cutting machine, and start crafting your way into Halloween magic! 🧡 And don’t forget—use code SEP2025 during the Blog Hop this week to save 30% OFF your purchase!

***CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE SHOP***

How about a giveaway? You’re in luck! Enter our giveaway below, and we’ll announce the winner on the entry form right here on this blog post. Keep an eye on your inbox—you might be the lucky winner!

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Be sure to check out the CT member blogs listed at the top of this post! Thanks again for dropping by! Have a GREAT day!

~Lori

Stencil Embossing Tutorial

Happy Thursday, everyone! Recently, I learned a fun thing that I wanted to pass along to everyone. A lot of collections now have stencils you can get to match the paper line. Check out Echo Park’s Vroom line. I used this stencil to create a cute embossed element on my card.

How fun is it to emoboss with these stencils?!?!

It’s super easy and the result is so fun. I still have an old school Cuttlebug but I know you can layer your Big Shot plates a very similar way.

What you will need:

  • Cuttlebug or Big Shot or similar machine
  • A plate
  • 2 B plates
  • A rubber mat (use extra shims if you don’t have a rubber mat)
  • Shim
  • Stencil

Layer your mats and stencil like below (my mats are well loved). You will build from bottom up. A mat on bottom, B mat, shim, rubber mat (or extra shims), paper, stencil, B mat. Run it through your embossing machine.

I used one of Lori’s nested star (Silhouette)cuts on my card as the embossed element.

Here is a close up of the embossed star with some added ephemera for layering.

And of course lots of dimensionals to give the card depth.

Thanks for stopping by and Happy Crafting!

Chelsea