Three Halloween scenes you cut, layer and frame — the kind of thing people pick up and ask where you bought it.
A ghost reading on a swing under an autumn tree. A witch-hat black cat stirring a cauldron with ghosts drifting past. A stack of book-spine pumpkins with a ghost reading on top and a black cat peeking out.
Each one is built from layers of cardstock, spaced with foam tape so the scene has real depth. They take an evening each and they look far harder to make than they are.
What you get
3 complete shadow box designs, 8×8 inches each
Chilling Ghost — [X] layers
Black Cat Halloween — [X] layers
Pumpkin Books — 11 layers
SVG, DXF, PDF and PNG for every design
A numbered layer order guide for each, showing which layers get foam and which get glue
The SVGCraftHouse Shadow Box Guide — step by step for Cricut, Silhouette Designer/Business and Silhouette Basic, plus assembly
What you'll need
A cutting machine, or print the PDF and cut by hand
Cardstock, 65–80lb (170–250gsm)
Double-sided foam tape or adhesive foam squares
Glue or a glue pen
A shadow box frame — 8.25 × 8.25 inch inner size, at least 1 inch deep. The finished piece sits inside the frame, so you'll want one ready.
The layers are numbered as part of the cut, so you always know the order.
