Autumn may have started just a couple of days ago, but pumpkin season has been in full swing at my house since the beginning of the month. And since I like pumpkin season to last as long as possible, I thought it would be fun to create a pumpkin card set perfect for Fall, Halloween,…
My favorite holiday, Halloween, is just around the corner, and I wish you knew how excited I am! I grew up trick-or-treating with the neighborhood kids in our city’s most posh neighborhood until homeowners ran out of king-size candy bars or my pillowcase was too heavy to carry! It was practically an Olympic sport! You…
Hello Everyone! Today I have the cutest Boo! Cupcake toppers perfect for upcoming Halloween gatherings. These are really simple to make with the Cricut machine. You can use these toppers for any dessert at your next event like I used them with donut holes. Materials used for these cupcake toppers are Toothpicks Astrobright Card Stock…
Could it be? Yes, Fall festivities will soon be upon us! I thought I’d get some practice in by making a fun (and not scary) Halloween card. My main motivation was to use this pretty background stamp from Fun Stampers’ Journey called Ornate Blooms along with what I think is the “perfect orange” from CutCardstock…
Hello! I’m here with some quick Copic coloring of adorable Lawn Fawn Halloween characters set in a small scene on Bazzill Basic Paper 3×3 Scalloped notecards. These cards are the perfect backdrop for small scenes and Halloween favors. I started by stamping all my elements in Copic-safe ink and jumped right into the coloring. These…
It’s hard to believe Halloween will be here soon. Wasn’t it just Christmas? :). Today I have a cute rather than creepy Halloween card that’s clean and simple with lots of bright, happy color. I started off with a comic strip background die I cut from Pop Tone Orange Fizz cardstock and adhered it to the front…
Looking for a thank you gifty or favor? These tiny tea wallets are perfect for a little thank you, or a birthday, baby shower, bridal shower, or even wedding favor. These can be a simple or as intricate as you like. Each uses only 1/2 sheet of paper–I used Brilliant White Royal Sundance Felt in…
Years ago, a friend taught me how to make these–it’s one of those projects that seems difficult, until you make one all the way through, and then you realize how simple it really is! These are especially easy to make in quantity, as the assembly line process works well with them. Mine are embellished, but…
Are you planning a Halloween party or family get-together for Thanksgiving? We try to do a little something each year, either a Halloween party or a fancy Thanksgiving, or both! There are three households close to one another here in San Antonio & Buda. We like to designate a house, and all the families will…
According to the calendar, the official first day of fall will be here on Friday, September 22nd, so I thought it would be fun to plunge right in to Halloween. Today’s project is easy to make and so fun to give! How about some spooky-cute treat bag toppers to give to all the little ghosts…
TRICK OR TREAT! Delight your young trick-or-treaters with this spooky glow-in-the dark treat bag. The Materials I used paper from Cut Card Stock called Glama Translucent Paper to create the spider web. I chose a fairly thick paper because I wanted to paint it with glow-in-the-dark paint. It is a bit tricky to fold and cut;…
Hello all, Agnes’ here sharing a Spooky What? Spooky what is the name of the game here because this project can be a banner, a home decor or a treat box…for the treat box I would add some clear transparency behind the letters and maybe secured the lid with some adhesive. You can find these boxes in the…