Add some pumpkin spice to your home with this adorable 3D Halloween Box Tutorial. This video has been created for us by Graphic 45 Brand Ambassador, Cecilia Zertuche as a part of our #G45OffThePage – September Challenge. We hope you take these tips and techniques and try them out for yourself.

3D Halloween Home Decor

By Cecilia Zertuche

“Hello G45 fans! Today I want to share with you all this fun Off the Page project created with one of the new stacked circular boxes, the small one, and with the stunning Midnight Tales paper collection, what gorgeous and bright papers right? In the video tutorial you will learn how to alter that box into a fun decorative element for your Halloween party fussy cutting some elements, but also using stickers, chipboards and papers. Also I’ll teach you how to make your 3D cute mini pumpkins.

Video Tutorial:

3D Halloween Box Tutorial by Cecilia Zertuche | Graphic 45

Graphic 45 Supply List:

-Graphic 45 Midnight Tales 12” x 12” paper pad with stickers.

-Graphic 45 Midnight Tales 8” x 8” paper pad.

-Graphic 45 Midnight Tales chipboards.

-Graphic 45 Stacking Circle Box set.

-Graphic 45 Large tag & ATC tag & flower metal dies.

-Graphic 45 Black 12” x 12” chipboard, 2 sheets.

-Graphic 45 Matte Pearl Gems.

Other Supplies:

-1 black cardstock sheet.

-Black acrylic paint.

-1 brush, flat tip.

-Thin wire.

-3” chain.

-6 jump rings. (You can use your fingers to add the jump rings on the chain or using appropriate tools).

-Left over acetate, I used one that was a package.

-Aleene’s quick dry tacky glue.

-UHU or E6000.

-Hot glue and some sticks.

-Spider web from dollar tree.

-Air dry clay.

-Orange acrylic paint.

-Finnabair’s Rich copper Metallique wax.

-Scissors, etc.

-Tips-

TIP – If you want to watch the witch flying, use pieces of acetate as shown in the picture, this will give more dimension to the project!

TIP – This gorgeous paper collection has so many beautiful pumpkins, so bring them alive using clay and paints to make a real 3D fun project!

TIP – Curl your paper and use pieces of chipboard, and acetate to create a 3D vignette It looks so pretty!

TIP – Use the chipboard elements as stoppers they’re so pretty but also useful. And at the end add a little bit of spider web to finish the look in your beautiful Midnight Tale!

Thank you for joining me in this tutorial!” ~Cecilia