This stunning shimmery Halloween card is easy to make using the split-circle technique. I designed this card for an Facebook Groups class I’m holding Sunday afternoon. Due to copyright laws, we aren’t allowed to include stamped images in card kits. Therefore I used a collection of dies to make this card.

The split-circle technique gives that swoop of color in the center of the card. You cut out four circles in increasing size using alternating colors/designs of cardstock/designer series papers. In this case I used the Rainbow Glimmer paper on the purple to yellow side of the sheet. I used the layering circle dies starting with the smallest circle. I labeled the dies in increasing size starting with the smallest being one and the largest being 8. I used #1 – #4 dies for the circles. Then cut the circles in half and adhere together as shown. For your convenience I have listed the place to position each circle on your paper trimmer to have them cut in half. Notice that each die goes up exactly 1/8″ plus the 1/16″. I could have given the measurements all in sixteenths but I found it easier to find the eights on the ruler and then add the 1/16″.

• #1 4/8″ + 1/16″
• #2 5/8″ + 1/16+
• #3 6/8″ + 1/16″
• #4 7/8″ + 1/16″

I used the next to the largest stitched rectangle to cut the Basic Black background. The frame was cut from the Rainbow Glimmer paper by nesting the third largest die inside the next larger die. I placed #2 and #4 circle dies inside the rectangles to conserve paper.

Supplies Used for the Stunning Shimmery Halloween Card

• Mango Melody Cardstock – 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″ and folded for card base
• Basic Black Cardstock – 4 3/4″ x 3 1/2″
• Rainbow Glimmer Paper – purple to yellow edge of sheet 5 1/2″ x 5″
• Black Glitter Paper – 4″ x 2″
• Layering Circles Dies
• Stitched Rectangles Dies
• Word Wishes Dies
• Halloween Magic Dies

Are you ready to make your own stunning Halloween card? Then click on the photo of the card to go to the shopping cart filled with the supplies you need. I have a video demonstrating how to make this on my YouTube channel. While you are there, subscribe so you receive notification when I upload my next video.