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Hi Stamping Friends!
Halloween is just one month away, so today I'm sharing a couple of spooky-good project ideas to help you celebrate the occasion!
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Courtesy of Anne Brown.
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Happy Owl-Oween Treat Bag
If you're in need of a super-cute treat bag for your Halloween festivities, this spooky owl treat bag is so hauntingly good!
- Cut 3×3” tree image from Spooky Night DSP. You can get 16 pieces per DSP sheet.
- Using Grey ink, stamp owl so feet are resting on tree branch.
- Using Black ink, stamp “happy owloween” onto owl.
- Using Pumpkin Pie marker, color in beak and feet. Using black marker, color in white around eyes. Attach small black rhinestone into center of each eye. Set aside.
- Using Treat Bag Thinlits, cut out bag shape from two of the same wood patterns from the Wood Textures DSP, then assemble using Tear & Tape Adhesive.
- Put one Stampin Dimensional on each corner on the back of stamped DSP square and adhere to bag front.
- Thread 10” piece of Burlap Ribbon around bag, through owl piece and tie linen thread into a bow around ends of burlap. Trim off as desired.
- Attach three Black Rhinestones to bottom of bag.
- Cut 8-10 1/8” strips of Pumpkin Pie Cardstock. Roll around end of a pencil to create a curled piece, or use a Crimping tool.
- Put SNAIL on one end of curled pieces and attach to inside of bag. You might need to re-curl strips once strips are positioned.
Courtesy of Barb Mullikin.
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Hometown Halloween Greetings Card
The Hometown Greetings Edgelits were designed for creating wintery scenes for holiday cards, but they versatile enough to use for many other occasions! I love how they are used here to create a spooky Halloween night card! I've also seen those adorable rows of houses on "welcome to the neighborhood" cards, "going to the chapel" cards, and in front of pretty autumn trees!
- Slide the 1-1/4" circle punch into the edge of the Gold Glimmer Paper and punch. Slide it in again in the same spot and crop out a moon.
- Using the Popcorn Box Framelits, die-cut a row of five stars from Gold Glimmer Paper.
- Using the Hometown Greetings Edgelits, run a 4” x 2-1/4” piece of Black card stock through the Big Shot. Adhere to the bottom of the 3-1/2” x 4-3/4” Pumpkin Pie layer. Trim to fit.
- Stamp the Spooky Cat greeting in Black onto the Pumpkin Pie layer.
- Add moon & stars with Multipurpose Glue, then mount the layer to the 3-5/8” x 4-7/8” Whisper White mat.
- Wrap a strip of Fresh Fig 1/8” Sheer Ribbon around this layer and adhere ends to the back. Tie a bow with same ribbon and add it to the front with a Mini Glue Dot.
- Adhere decorated layer to the card base with Dimensionals.
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Love the owl project and the card is FABULOUS!!! I’ll bet it looks even better in person, too. Using glimmer paper for moon/stars is genius!
Thanks, Susan!