Wobbler Halloween Spooky House

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I don't take part in all things Halloween normally however I have one crafty friend that absolutely loves this time of the year.  I decided to make a card for her and her son to enjoy and came up with this wobbler Halloween spooky house design using Funky Fossil items I had in my stash.


House stamped and fussy cut, coloured with colouring pencils then went over the top with alcohol markers for a more vibrant look.  Added neon green dots on the pot plants and a neon orange dot on the door knob.  The die cut ghosts are upside down flower heads with die cut waste for eyes.  Background patterned paper die cut with an edges die for a torn look.  Silhouette tree die cut has a vellum drop shadow.  Made my own wobbler element from beading wire and die cut circles placed behind the spooky house.  The short video below shows the wobbling house in action.

I've used - A6 white card base
Funky Fossil Rock Chick by Zinski Art stamp set (house)
Funky Fossil Dreamscapes paper pad
Funky Fossil die sets - Doodle Blooms; Edges; Tree Silhouette
Linking up with -
Crafty Calendar                       Aloha Friday                Crafty Gals Corner               Halloween Crafts All Year Round
Autumn Colours/Halloween     #3 - Fall/Halloween     #248 ~ Halloween Colours     Challenge #9


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Comments

  1. As.I.Do.Rodos.Monday, 16 October, 2023

    A fantastic card Ginny
    My Blog As I do Rodos

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  2. Rajani RehanaMonday, 16 October, 2023

    Please read my post

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  3. Rajani RehanaMonday, 16 October, 2023

    Beautiful blog

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  4. EmmaTTuesday, 17 October, 2023

    Ah I know she will LOVE this, especially as she's not been well, love your little scene and those ghosts look cute. It is funny as doing crafting with my nieces this year and them asking to do halloween stuff kicked my spooky mojo into action, its been great doing something completely different and even my parents have got into the mood so we are all set for a fangtastic half term entertaining them.

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  5. Deanne SaundersFriday, 20 October, 2023

    Sweet card!!! Thanks so much for participating in our HALLOWEEN CRAFTS ALL YEAR ROUND challenge!!! I appreciate that you play along and I enjoy visiting your blog!! Have a happy crafty day!! Deanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper

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  6. SarahRThursday, 02 November, 2023

    What a fabulous Halloween card, love the wobbly house! Thanks for joining in with our October challenge at Crafty Calendar Challenge - Sarah, DT.

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  7. Jana ForrestSunday, 05 November, 2023

    Your card has got to be one of the cutest I have seen yet! A wobble house. Great creativity. Thanks for sharing over at Crafty Gals Corner Challenge. Best of luck, Jana DT

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