Yay! It's time for another Waltzingmouse Blog Waltz and our theme this month is Hallowe'en!! YAY!! Love it!
The Design Team, has assembled a bunch of clues
for you again this month.....just put all the clues together and take a wild guess and
you could win a new stamp set that is being released in October!
I decided that I would get busy and start making my treats for the Hallowe'en tricksters that will be around next month. I bought some Lifesaver suckers and decided to decorate them up - MY style.
We live on a farm so we only have about 10 little people around - at the most! so I can afford to make a few gift bags for the kiddies!
I decided to use the traditional colours, black and orange, since they are always recognizable!
Using the Spellbinders Beaded Circle die I cut out my black circle shapes. Then I used the Spellbinders circle dies to cut out the orange and white circles.
While the white cardstock was still in the die, I used Distress Ink - Antique Linen and sponged around the inside of the die onto the white cardstock.
I stamped the tree from Teeny Trees with a memento black trunk and Smokey Shadow "leaves", and the cute little kitchen witch from Midnight Feast and the sentiment from the Hallowe'en Stamp Set in Memento black.
I adhered them onto the sucker wrapping with a glue dot and then tied some crumply orange ribbon (seam binding sprayed with Dreamsicle Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist) around the sucker stick.
Pretty dang easy....now I hope the little monsters don't rip it apart until at least their parents see it (am I expecting too much LOL!!)
I decided that I would get busy and start making my treats for the Hallowe'en tricksters that will be around next month. I bought some Lifesaver suckers and decided to decorate them up - MY style.
We live on a farm so we only have about 10 little people around - at the most! so I can afford to make a few gift bags for the kiddies!
I decided to use the traditional colours, black and orange, since they are always recognizable!
Using the Spellbinders Beaded Circle die I cut out my black circle shapes. Then I used the Spellbinders circle dies to cut out the orange and white circles.
While the white cardstock was still in the die, I used Distress Ink - Antique Linen and sponged around the inside of the die onto the white cardstock.
I stamped the tree from Teeny Trees with a memento black trunk and Smokey Shadow "leaves", and the cute little kitchen witch from Midnight Feast and the sentiment from the Hallowe'en Stamp Set in Memento black.
I adhered them onto the sucker wrapping with a glue dot and then tied some crumply orange ribbon (seam binding sprayed with Dreamsicle Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist) around the sucker stick.
Pretty dang easy....now I hope the little monsters don't rip it apart until at least their parents see it (am I expecting too much LOL!!)
Those are amazing. The new tree stamp works well with the Halloween images and I particularly like the distress ink inside the frame and glimmer misted ribbon.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie,
ReplyDeleteVery nice!! Love how you used that tree here!!! Looks great and that witch and bats are great!
Hugs,
Wendy
Love how the tiny trees set works so well with the Halloween.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Bonnie. I love how you combined the Teeny Trees with your Halloween project. How very creative.
ReplyDeleteI just love your project! The trees fit perfect with Halloween!
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love how you used the tiny trees! Fabulously done!
ReplyDeleteI love these Bonnie! what a clever use of the trees!
ReplyDeleteWell, I was on the fence about the Teeny Trees, but no more! LOVE what you did here! ;)
ReplyDeleteoo those stampsets worrk great together!! Love yout treats!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea for lollipops!!!! I'm sure the little Trick or Treaters will love them!
ReplyDeleteOh I want to come trick-or-treating in your neighborhood! At least you get kiddies... my neighborhood is all a bunch of really old people so we don't get any. :( Booo!
ReplyDeletefantastic idea! Now you are all ready for the hoblins and goblins to come trick or treating at your farm!
ReplyDeleteI so wanna treat or treat at your house!! Love them :D
ReplyDeleteI wanna come trick-or-treating at Your House!! How fun are these suckers?! Sadly, their little wrappings will be in the trash in a flash but they sure do look fabulous now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Gorgeous designs! I love the stamps you used and Aldo the neat beaded scalloped circle die! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I love the trees set used with the halloween set! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I love these!! The witch looks *perfect* combined with the trees (you're so smart!! ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd the beaded scallop circle die is too awesome - loving these, girlie!
I love this combo of stamps, sooo awesome! What fun little treat covers...wouldn't want to open them 'cause they are so cute!
ReplyDeleteSo super cute! I'm sure the kiddies will love them!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I think the kids (and hopefully the parents too) will love them. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun treats...Love how you used the tree set with the witches and bats.. So creative :)
ReplyDeleteCute lil' treat toppers Bonnie! Love how you combined the Teeny Trees with Halloween images & made them look Spooky!
ReplyDeleteNeat! I love the little trees - wouldn't have thought of it - but you are so clever! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project and beautifullly done! I love how you combined the two sets...I am seeing Teeny Trees in a whole new light! I hadn't thought of them as spooky before this!
ReplyDeleteSweet and fun...love how you used the stamps to create the little scene!
ReplyDeleteOh now these are fun! Love the crumply, glimmery ribbon. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet! Ha! I really love the scene you created on these!
ReplyDeleteThese are DARLING!!!! I LOVE how you used the trees on these!!
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that you combined Teeny Trees with your Halloween images. Fantastic! Can I trick-o-treat at your house?
ReplyDeletehow fantastic. love how you snuck in a tree or two and made wonderful treat covers.
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