A couple of weeks ago I posted some CardLab memorydex style cards featuring die cuts from the Spellbinders August “Crafty Boo Crew” club kits, which you can see HERE. Today I’ve got a couple more CardLab cards to share with you, featuring some other die cuts from Spellbinders. I kept the same colour scheme going, and I’ve decorated one of the CardLab boxes in the same papers/colours to match. I’ll pop up a photo/flip through of the box in another post when I’ve filled it! All currently available products will be linked in the handy supplies list towards the end of this post.
Last year I purchased and very much enjoyed opening the Craftoween box from Spellbinders. I just didn’t get around to using the dies before Halloween. Although the box is no longer available, I still wanted to play with the dies this year.
The cards were both created using the Esther Glas Torn Edges CardLab etched dies from Spellbinders and papers from Prima Marketing Inc. I love creating this style of project, small format, and just for me! They are really fun to keep and flip through.
Love this little vampire. Although I’m now looking at him, I’m thinking if I removed the teeth and cape, and gave him a blue shirt, he’d be an uncharacteristically flamboyant Spock from Star Trek. That could be a fun birthday card for a Star Trek fan. He’s the only die cut on this card from the Craftoween box.
I extended the height of the CardLab die cut by die cutting and layering an extra piece. Really simple to do, and I like having a nice sturdy card.
This second card features the poison bottle die from last year’s Craftoween box, and the brilliant Chompster monster from the Just Add Cake Birthday Cardmaking Kit box, which is still available to buy. You can see a birthday card I created using Chompster and other products from that box HERE. The witch hat die cut is from the August Large Die of the Month kit and the bats and spiderweb are from Yana’s Halloween City Holiday Decorations die set.
Supplies
Click the links below each image to go directly to the products. Where available I am using affiliate links, which give me a small commission (at no extra cost to you) if you choose to use them to make a purchase. Thank you for supporting this blog!
 Spellbinders Esther Glas Torn Edges CardLab Etched Dies Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Just Add Cake Birthday Cardmaking Kit Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Halloween City Holiday Decorations die set by Yana Smakula Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Happy Halloween Sentiments Press Plate & Die by Yana Smakula Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Halloween Icons Press Plate & Die Set Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Platinum Die Cut Machine Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Polished Brass Glimmer Foil Shop at: SB USA | SB UK | DTDF UK |
 Spellbinders Gold Treasured Cardstock Assortment Shop at: SB USA | SB UK | DTDF UK |
 Spellbinders Onyx Treasured Cardstock Assortment Shop at: SB USA | SB UK | DTDF UK |
 Spellbinders ColorWheel Cardstock Shop at: SB USA | SB UK | DTDF UK |
 Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue Shop at: SB USA | AMZ US | AMZ UK |
 Spellbinders Adhesive Foam Squares Shop at: SB USA | SB UK |
 Spellbinders Antique White Treasured Cardstock Assortment Shop at: SB USA | SB UK | DTDF UK |
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Post features a mixture of products gifted by Spellbinders and purchased by me. In my capacity as a design team member for Dies to Die For, I do receive a discount on the items I purchase and use from them. All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with companies/use products that I love.
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