Hello friends! I know it’s almost Halloween, but I still wanted to do a 6×6 video using Doodlebug Design’s Sweet & Spooky collection. I already have all my Halloween cards finished for this year, so this set of cards will be set aside for next year. Never hurts to get ahead start, right?
I only make cute Halloween cards and Doodlebug doesn’t disappoint with all their adorable images and fun colors.
I used my 6×6 Paper Pad Tutorial and one paper pad to make 32 cards.
Here is the cardstock I pulled before starting on the 6×6 paper pad. I always pull out way more cardstock than I ever use. I list the brands and colors if I have the information. Some of my cardstock has been in my craft room for many, many years.
In addition to using the 6×6 paper pad, I also used 12 sheets of 8 1/2″ x 11″ and 7 sheets of 12″ x 12″ solid colored cardstock.
Cardstock colors
White shimmer – Amazon
Black – Recollections
Circus Peanuts – Bazzill
Polar Ice – Coredinations
Turquoise – Coredinations
Grape Delight – Bazzill
Gummy Bear – Bazzill
Boysenberry – Darice
Grape Vine – Coredinations
Cerise Pink – Bazzill
Pink Diamond – Coredinations
I did not use 2 full sheets of the 6×6 paper pad. Doodlebug has been including a sheet of mini tags for the past several years. The tags are very cute, but super tiny. Only 1″x2″ in size. In the past, I have tried to use a few of the tags. I purchased the tag paper in the 12×12 size, so I was able to use the larger size of the cute tags. Although I only use a few this time. Since I always purchase multiple 6×6 paper pads, I’ll save the rest of the tags for the next time I use the collection.
Here are close up pictures of the cards I made, including sketches and measurements. All my cards are American standard A2 size. For sketches that don’t include measurements, I simply figure the measurements out on my own, for what works for me. Go HERE to see my video explaining how I determine card sketch measurements. All cards are made using Doodlebug’s Sweet & Spooky 6×6 paper pad and a couple 12×12 sheets from the collection.
Sketch – MFT 656
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Stitched circle die – Sunny Studio
Sketch – OWH 196
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches 602
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Clear glitter marker – Scrapbook.com
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches 599
Cut aparts – Doodlebug
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Postage die – Jaded Blossom
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches 368
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Stitched oval die – Sunny Studio
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches 400
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Shape Sprinkles – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Sketch – CardzTV 12
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Peel offs – Love From Lizi
Sketch – MFT 650
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Clear glitter marker – Scrapbook.com
Sketch – CardzTV 30
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Sketch – CardzTV 43
Cut aparts – Doodlebug
Peel offs – Love From Lizi
Sketch – MFT 662
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Background die – Pink Fresh Studio
Stitched oval dies – Sunny Studio
Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Shape Sprinkles – Doodlebug
Sketch – Sketch Saturday 725
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Stitched circle die – Sunny Studio
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Quilt circle panel die – Waffle Flower
Ephemera – Doodlebug
Shape sprinkles – Doodlebug
Below are links to most of the products used in this video. These are affiliate links that help me offset the costs of creating these cards. When products are purchased through these links, I receive a small commission that does not affect the price you pay. I am not an expert and all opinions are my own. I find joy creating cards and videos and I love sharing them with my viewers.
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Such a fun and festive Halloween paper collection. You’ve done a boo-tiful job showcasing all the great papers and patterns as well as the ephemera pieces. Look at you getting ahead for next year. That is so not frightful! Thanks for sharing, Kristie!