- black photo carton
- cutter
- self-adhesive nocturnal paper (eg
Now it's scary-beautiful! This ghost invitation card promises a truly spectacular Halloween party.
Photo: Photo: deco & style- from URSUS)
- adhesive
- Pre-punched stars, moons and dots from nocturnal paper
- white paint pencil (eg from Edding)
1. Cut a strip (40 x 10.5 cm) out of photo carton. Slightly scrape in the middle (at 20 cm) with a cutter to make it easier to fold the card.
2. Cut 2 sheets (10 x 19.5 cm) out of the photo carton. (This will stabilize the card later.)
3. Cut out 2 bats from the cover sheet of the fold-out card. Glue inlay sheets from the inside against the card, leaving a small margin all around.
4. Cut the ghost once out of light paper and once more out of photo carton. Glue the light paper onto the photo carton.
5. Cut 2 strips to fix the ghost (1.5 x 7 cm / 1.5 x 10 cm). Carefully scrape longer strips at approx. 3 cm with the cutter. Stick to the lower part of the card, keeping 4 cm away from the card kink. Stick the ghost to the strip at a height of approx. 2.5 cm. Scrape shorter strips from both sides at a distance of 1.5 cm with a cutter and fold over. Glue between the ghost and the upper part of the card. Thus, the ghost remains when you open the card about 4 cm in front of the upper half card.
6. Cover the card from the outside and inside with stars, dots and moon (nocturnal paper) and label with the invitation text.
