Greetings my stamping friends. As the temperatures are going to change drastically overnight I thought I would share a Halloween treat project with you. I managed to get another order processed with some of the new Halloween products from the Holiday Catalog and I have the greatest of intentions to make cute treats for my neighbors and dearest friends.
Here is one such treat holder:
Now I just need to find something worthy to put inside each little box!
Here are the Stampin’ Up! products that I used in the design of this treat box which can be added to your shopping cart by simply clicking on the thumbnails below:
I also used floral wire that I wrapped around a paint brush handle to create the floating spring for the flying ghost.
If you have any questions regarding any design elements of these treat boxes, do not hesitate to ask me. My tutorials are always FREE.
Thank you for stopping by today. I hope you leave here inspired to put stamps to ink to paper. Until next time, stamp on my friends.
Linda
I started with a 3″ square piece of Whisper White cardstock, stamped the two-step branch from the Peaceful Noel stamp set and then fussy cut out the wreath. I stamped the pine cones from the Winter Woods stamp set and cut them out with the coordinating framelits.
Can you guess what stamping tool I used to help me create my wreath? If you guessed the Stampartus, then you would be correct! I first created a “template” which would allow me to stamp on paper that is either 3″, 4″ or 5″ square and laminated it for protection from staining:
I placed my appropriately sized paper in the square and held it in place with the magnets and placed the stamp where I wanted it to start and then “picked it up” with one of the plates, inked it, stamped, rotated my paper 1/4 turn and repeated until I had a completed wreath. It really is that easy!
Greetings my stamping friends. If you are as old as I am then you remember Christmas lights as being the big red and green bulbs that screwed into sockets strung on heavy electrical wires. These are still my favorite type of lights but are sometimes difficult to find and much more expensive than the little bitty twinkle lights.
Super cute and simple, right! I love the designer series paper in this product suite. It has the realistic photographic image on one side and a graphic design on the other side. Those light bulbs on the DSP look like you could just grab them and put them on your string of lights!
Greetings my stamping friends! I have two more projects from Amy Storrie’s Holiday Retreat to share with you today – one is a card and the other is a banner. These projects both use products from the Joyous Noel Suite which is my second favorite product suite from the Holiday Catalog (at least this week!).
Here are the Stampin’ Up! products that were used in the design of this card which can be added to your shopping cart with a simple click on the thumbnails below:
And here are the additional Stampin’ Up! products that were used in the design of this banner which also can be added to your shopping cart with a click on the thumbnails below:
As I stated on my Facebook business page earlier today …
Here are the Stampin’ Up! products that were used in the design of these projects which can be added to your shopping cart with a quick click on the thumbnails below:
If you already have a Stamparatus – the absolute best stamping tool ever invited – then you will be over the moon to hear that you can now purchase “accessories” to go with it! Sadly this does not include a carrying case (but rumor has it that one is anticipated), but it does include specially sized grid paper, two plates, two magnets and a foam mat. These accessories can be purchased separately or as a bundle.
If you do not have a Stamparatus yet, schedule some time to come play with mine to see why you absolutely need one for yourself!
Here are the Stampin’ Up! products that were used in the design of this card which can be added to your shopping cart by clicking on the thumbnails below:
Here are the Stampin’ Up! products that were used in the design of this gift bag which, again, can be added to your shopping cart by clicking on the thumbnails below:
Greetings my stamping friends. It is time once again to celebrate World Card Making Day. Buy why just celebrate for one day? Stampin’ Up! wants you to be able to celebrate for an entire week (sort of like your birthday week, right!).
I will post again later today. I have not been to bed yet (since Sunday) and it is now 5:35 AM on Monday in my time zone. I’m slowly running out of oomph.
So there you have it. Makes me a little nervous to share anything with you guys. Everything is so popular this year the inventory at the warehouse can’t keep pace!
