Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

a simple little Halloween headband

Hi.... Looking for a simple Halloween accessory?  Why not make a headband!  This was so easy to make with my Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Tool, some epoxies and metal charms.  You could make one for any occasion! 


Super cute too!


Check out the Epiphany Crafts blog for more ideas for Halloween accessories and jewelry!



Friday, October 25, 2013

2nd grade pumpkin carvers

Sometimes its fun to go back in time and scrapbook older pictures.  This one is from 2 years ago... a school Halloween activity.  I've got this one up on the Pretty Little Studio blog today.  

2nd grade pumpkin carvers:





Friday, October 12, 2012

two Halloween layouts

Hello, I am back today with my last of the projects for the Scrapbooking Studio using the Authentique Enchanted collection.  Two Halloween layouts.  

Pumpkin Carving 101: I used a Martha Stewart border punch to make the paper spider webs and then added some stringy spider webs on top, stapling with my tiny attacher to keep it pulled tight.  So many fun sticker embellishments came with this line.  And of course my title was done with my cameo.





Haunted Halloween:  My cameo was a great help with this layout!  Made the title, witch and haunted house.  I added some rock candy distress stickles to the witch to help her stand out.





Stop by the store to pick up your Halloween paper!

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

best witches card

Still using the Authentique Enchanted line, I made a Halloween card.  The witch's boot was cut using my cameo and then just pieced together.  Simple but very fun!



I used black cardstock for the base of the card so inside I added a place to write.

You can pick up this line of paper and see the samples at the Scrapbooking Studio.

Monday, October 8, 2012

a Halloween printer's tray

Hello, and happy Monday!  To start the week off I am sharing a 7 gypsies printer's tray that I filled using mainly Authentique's Enchanted line of paper.  This was so different than my typical scrapbook pages and I had a ton of fun making it!  Each little compartment was like its own piece of a puzzle that all fit together in the end.  

Here are a couple of detail pictures.


I used a bunch of Tim Holtz trinkets and stamps and the tiny attacher.


Of course I even found a way to use my Cameo on this project.  The little spider web banners were cut using it.

Stay tuned for a couple more projects using this same line later this week... and stop over at the Scrapbooking Studio to pick up your supplies to make your own.