These Halloween cards came together with the Hero Arts Die Studio & Stencil Studio of the Month, and the mix of elements is just so charming. The dies include sweet seasonal icons that layer beautifully into the coordinating frames—perfect for building little scenes or adding a playful focal point. And while the stencils pair beautifully with the Halloween theme, their patterns are versatile enough to stretch well beyond October. Think backgrounds for fall florals, birthday cards, or even winter sparkle!

I loved playing with color and texture to give each card its own personality. Whether you lean whimsical or classic spooky, these kits offer so many creative possibilities—and the frames and stencils are sure to be staples in your stash long after the candy’s gone.

Card size: A2 - 4.25" x 5.5" (inches)

"'Tis the Season to be Spooky" card

• Cut & fold A2 card base.
• Daub embossing ink through the butterfly stencil only to a teal A2 panel, then cover & heat emboss with clear holographic sparkle embossing powder.
• Mount to the card base with liquid glue.
• Diecut all the pieces from the Haunted Gallery set, then assemble.
• Stamp the sentiment in black, then diecut.
• Diecut the frame from white, ivory glitter & gold pearl cardstock, then glue together.
• Arrange & mount the frames to the front with liquid glue.
• Adhere the sentiment as shown.
• Accent with Prism AB self-adhesive gems to finish.

"Boo to You" card

• Cut & fold A2 card base.
• Ink blend the stencils in pink, aquas and yellow.
• Trim the panel slightly smaller than A2, then mount to the card front.
• Stamp the sentiment in black, then diecut.
• Diecut the witch heads, cat and bats, then glue together the heads.
• Diecut the frame from white, ivory glitter & gold pearl cardstock, then glue together.
• Mount the frame to the front with thin foam strips, then add the diecut elements as shown.
• Adhere the sentiment to the bottom of the frame.
• Accent with Prism AB self-adhesive gems to finish.

Before I wrap up this spooky little showcase, did you happen to notice the common thread across all four cards? That gorgeous Victorian Frame die from the August Card Kit made an appearance in every single one—and I’m not even sorry about it! It’s easily my favorite product from the entire August Studio release. The shape is timeless, the details are just ornate enough, and it works beautifully across styles and seasons. I already know it’s going to be one of those dies I reach for again and again.

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