I used a piece of black cardstock for the background and a piece of 8″x8″ orange polka-dot paper.  The Happy Halloween title is a sticker I took from Me & My Big Ideas Soft Spoken Happy Halloween embellishment set.  The pumpkins were some die cuts I had.  Use yellow paper and cut to size for photo mats.  So easy and took no time at all!

Happy Haunting

I used my Silhouette Digital Cutting Tool and cut out the letters using the Mister Earl font.  The ghost, house and moon are all cut from paper I had on hand using my Silhouette.  This is great for those Halloween shots that are far away so that you can fit their faces in the windows.  You can also cut the windows larger for bigger pictures.  If you don’t own a die cutting machine, find a haunted house template online, use stickers for your title and other embellishments.

It’s all about scraps for this one.  All the paper is scraps I had laying around, the letter stickers and sticker embellishments are also items from my left-over stock.  Suggestion:  Use the open space in the lower left for journaling!

This layout is a double layout and is perfect for your day at the pumpkin patch.  Use some old paper and cut down to use as a border.  I used yellow paper for matting.  Die cuts were used for the title and pumpkins.

Haunted House

For the title, I found the left-over paper that was cut out from when I made a "Happy Halloween" title using my Silhouette machine.I used a circle punch for the moon and adhered the title to an orange piece of scrap paper I had.

For the roof, I used extra orange and black scraps of paper and cut out scallops from a scallop template I had.

Take a piece of gray, brown or tan paper and cut out the shape of a house. Don't forget to use your ruler so it's somewhat even.

For the windows, I found a square piece of paper and traced 2 windows on the front of the house. Using my craft knife, I cut along the bottom and top edges of the window and vertically down the middle. I then adhered the "shutters" open and again used leftover black and orange paper for the slats.

Cut open the top and one side of a rectangle shape for the door. I used an old Halloween brad for the door knob, but anything will do. Button, sticker...use your imagination!

Look around in your supplies for accents like a cat, tree, witch on a broom, etc. to dress up your page. Add your photographs in the openings of the door and windows and you've got yourself a cute Halloween layout ready to go!