Owl-Oween Treat Bag & Hometown Halloween Card

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Happy howl-o ween - 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! 

 
Step-by-Step Instructions:
  1. Cut 3×3” tree image from Spooky Night DSP. You can get 16 pieces per DSP sheet.
  2. Using Grey ink, stamp owl so feet are resting on tree branch.
  3. Using Black ink, stamp “happy owloween” onto owl.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. Put one Stampin Dimensional on each corner on the back of stamped DSP square and adhere to bag front.
  7. 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.
  8. Attach three Black Rhinestones to bottom of bag.
  9. 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.
  10. 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.
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Hometown Halloween - 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!

 
Step-by-Step Instructions:

  1. 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.
  2. Using the Popcorn Box Framelits, die-cut a row of five stars from Gold Glimmer Paper.
  3. 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.
  4. Stamp the Spooky Cat greeting in Black onto the Pumpkin Pie layer. 
  5. Add moon & stars with Multipurpose Glue, then mount the layer to the 3-5/8” x 4-7/8” Whisper White mat.
  6. 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.
  7. Adhere decorated layer to the card base with Dimensionals.  

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2 thoughts on “Owl-Oween Treat Bag & Hometown Halloween Card”

  1. 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!

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