Happy October ThermOWeb fans!

Suzanna here today to share with you my Halloween Laura Kelly family! Since the release of these spunky, fun goodies, I have had a blast adapting the people from the “Me & My Peeps” stamp set to a holiday. It all began with a Christmas family in Holiday PJs. Then we had a festive family on the Fourth of July for Independence Day. Today, my family is standing my a haunted house in our Halloween costumes!

Halloween Pumpkin Carving Scrapbook Page with Laura Kelly Stamps

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Each of the four people is stamped using my trusty VersaFine black ink on Gina K Luxury White Premium Cardstock then amended with a fine tip black pen to implement a suitable costume. From left to right we have Batty Mia (my daughter), Ghostly Gloo (my son Nikolas’ family name is Gloo – don’t ask!), Witchy Mum, and Franken-Dad! That vellum sheet ghost is my absolute favorite!

Laura Kelly also has some super fun Toner Sheets, any of which would have been suitable for adding some sparkly, shiny fun to the layout! I went with the Wavy Waves toner sheet and Berry Purple transfer sheet. Turned vertically, the purple’s wonky lines play off the vertical height of the tall skinny people and haunted house and the vertical smaller photos up top.

The same fun pattern was a suitable layering background for the family photo, each of us holding our completed carved pumpkin.

Here’s another look at the completed layout from another angle. The playfulness of the Laura Kelly stamps works really well with the few elements I used from Bella Blvd and Elle’s Studio!

Be sure to click on the video below to see how I “dressed” up each peep in their respective Halloween costumes! Have you thought about it and what you are wearing this year? With Nikolas off at college and just the 15 year old at home, I’m not sure how “festive” it will be around here this year.

Halloween Pumpkin Carving Scrapbook Page Video Tutorial

Thanks for stopping in today!

Suzanna

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