Edging

Ghost comes in both clear and color... running a little paint along the edges of the different shapes is a great way to add definition and make them stand out better on a page.  My favorite way to edge ghost is using a KRYLON paint pen! They come in about every color, and make application quick and easy! 

Dimensional paint

Adding little dots or doodles is easy and has a great 3-D effect when you try a little dimensional paint. As long as you go easy with it, it dries quickly and it comes in tons of colors!

Sanding

I love to sand the colored ghost to distress.

The color is printed- so a little sanding will remove that color and expose just the clear material.

Of course, I love that look!

Painting

Ghost can easily become any color needed for any project with a bit of paint.  On this sample, I added some rub-on flowers to the front, then painted the backs.  It’s fun to take advantage of both sides to create different layered looks.

Glitter

I love the pop of glitter... so I couldn’t resist putting this beautiful crystal glitter on this ghost snowflake. I just spread a little glue all over the surface and dipped the snowflake in.  

Backing:

Ghost can take on any printed/patterned paper by simply gluing the ghost images on top of your favorite paper, and then cutting around them with a paper knife. 

Attaching:  anything goes...sewing machine, brads, staples, glue or clips.