Hello crafty friends! I’m back with some more examples on how you can use days 4-8 of your Spellbinders Craft-O-Ween Advent Calendar. As I mentioned in my last Craft-O-Ween post, this advent calendar sold out quickly and will not be restocked. However, there are plenty of other fun Halloween products on the Spellbinders website that you can check out through the button below.

If you want to check out the Spellbinders Christmas Advent Calendars, they are still available and can be found through the button below. There are two new ones (a Crafty Advent Calendar and a Stitchmas Advent Calendar. You can also order last year’s Christmas advent calendars at a discounted price.

For Day 4, I added my little ghost to a fun ink-blended background of Faded Brick, Wilted Violet, Persimmon, Mustard Seed, and Black Soot Distress Inks.

Day 5 hosts this adorable little spider. I only used two of his eyes because spiders creep me out in real life and I wanted to make him look cute lol. I added him to a lightly blended ink background of Wilted Violet Distress Ink. I also die cut him from pieces of smooth white card stock and colored him with Copic Markers.

Day 6 features this adorable little trick or treater. I once again die cut my pieces from smooth white card stock and colored them with Copic Markers. For my background, I mixed a blend of Black Soot, Pumice Stone, and Lost Shadow Distress Inks.

For Day 7, I die cut my piece from colored card stock and ink blended them with some similar colored Distress Inks for added depth and shading. For my background, I lightly blended it with Salvage Patina Distress Ink.

For Day 8, I used the grass border from the Bunch of Borders Etched Dies to die cut some “spooky” grass from black card stock. For my background, I added a piece of patterned paper that had an ombre effect.

Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed my cards today! Make sure to check out the Spellbinder’s Christmas Advent Calendars while they’re still available!

In case you missed them, here are some other projects I recently created using items from Spellbinders. Simply click on any photo for more details.