Queen & Company Fright Fest kit – 7 cards 1 kit

Hello friends! I’m sharing another set of Halloween cards from one of Queen & Company’s kits. I used the Fright Fest kit that was released last year. It was super popular and sold out right away so I never had time to use it. A small amount of kits have recently been restocked. So if you are wanting one, don’t wait.

I used the Fright Fest kit to make 7 cards.

Watch the video below or click HERE to see it on YouTube.

Here are close up pictures of the cards I made, including sketches and measurements. Operation Write Home sketches and the newer Mojo Monday sketches are the only ones that already provide measurements. For all the other sketches, I simply figure the measurements out on my own, for what works for me. All of my cards are A2 size. Go HERE to see my video explaining how I determine card sketch measurements.

Sketch – Sweet Sunday #234

Dies, glitter paper, bling and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Sketch – Sweet Sunday #286

Glitter paper, star dies, bling and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Circle dies – Spellbinders

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Sketch – OWH #93

Glitter paper, trims, bling, and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Oval die – Spellbinders

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Sketch – Mojo Monday #520

Glitter foam, circle die, bling, and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Glitter foam, circle and banner dies, trims, bling, and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Stitched rectangle die – MFT

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Tree die, bling, and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Circle and hillside die – Lawn Fawn

Ink – Reverse Confetti

Sketch – OWH #146

Glitter foam, star and small banner dies, bling and shaker toppings – Queen & Company

Ink – Reverse Confetti

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