Friday, October 30, 2015

Halloween table ideas


      Martha+Stewart+Halloween+Menu | ... the right amount of eerie. I saved it to use next year for Halloween:

Happy Hallow's Eve!   Wanted to share just a few fun tablescape ideas with you this freaky friday.  You can glean a couple ideas from these great tables that I found at a few blogs.  There are some that you can easily incorporate to your table.  Easy is EASY right?
Love the one above, using a little cheesecloth from your kitchen and  some candles you may have in the house.  Instant spookiness!

                           stunning fall centerpiece by tone on tone with muted colors, antlers, white pumpkins, and white hydrangeas.:

Have any antlers laying around the yard or house?  This would be just gorgeous to do.  If you do have any laying around, would you mind shipping me some?

                                 I am planning to do two of these on either side of a yard display of rotting heads and body parts on steaks!!!OH YEAH!!! It is the most wonderful time of the year!!!:

Do you like a more frightful Halloween?  Then this tablescape is for YOU!  and did you know you can purchase almost all of these things in this photo at the Dollar Tree?  No lie!  even the spanish moss. Yep.  Not a plug for Dollar Tree, just letting you know they have them!

               DIY Thanksgiving Centerpieces with Water | 30 Magnificent DIY Halloween Table Decorations | Daily source for ...:

And how elegant is this one.  Add a tablecloth from your drawer, your plates.  Then head on down to your Dollar Tree for the crows and the skeletons.  You can do this!  Doesn't have to be exactly the same, add a few of the little white pumpkins from the grocer and there you have it.  

                                                   27 Incredibly Easy Ways To Upgrade Any Halloween Party - BuzzFeed Mobile:

And here's the last one.  Love it!  a plate, red napkin and those                                        super cheap plastic fangs!   
Now that I have slightly (Ha!) inspired you to decorate your Hallowen table.  Go out there,  Eat, drink and be Scary tomorrow!
           I will share with you sunday my Halloween table.  
                                      Happy Halloween!!!






Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Pallet Art


Been a little under the weather the last few days but wanted to share this pallet I made for my brother-in-law's birthday.  He's definitely a Cabela's kind of guy!
Anywho,  There are just 5 different sized pieces of wood I used to make this pallet.  I nailed them all to the back two slats. I used then hand drew the the deer head and used acrylic paint in espresso.
To give it that aged look I used Rustoleum stain in dark walnut and a dry brush.  

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Skeleton Treats


Getting ready to get your spook on?  here's some little treats I put together with yogurt covered pretzels.
I packaged 7 pretzels in a cello bag, tied off the top added the skeleton and bow tie using the bow tie punch.
Products Used;
Stamp Set- Howl-O-Ween Treat
Bow Tie Punch 



Howl-O-Ween Treat stamp set


Friday, October 23, 2015

Pumpkin Pin



Here's fun and easy pin to make for your teacher's halloween treat bag.  Check out the instructions below to make one.




Now you could use a sponge dauber if you like with some chocolate chip ink and just lightly shade the edges of the pumpkin.  I used a glue gun to attach the pin to the back as well as the ribbon to the top of the pumpkin.
Have fun creating these!


Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Acorny Thank You


Acorny Thank you Stamp set
Did you know you can bundle both the stamp set and punch together for a savings of 15% !  
Order # 140841 in Photopolymer stamps and punch for $28.00
Designer series paper In The Woods # 139856 for $11.00

 


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Sunday, October 18, 2015

Paper Pumpkin

How much did  you love the September Paper Pumpkin kit? Did you know that it was designed for Halloween and Thanksgiving? Brilliant indeed! You can use the birch patterned paper straw to make it look like a caramel apple or witch’s broom—or leave out the straw so it looks more like a haystack. 
1 Intended Use Projects
Here’s another take on the treat bag, using only components from the kit. If you don’t want to add the fringe, the bag is still so cute without it.
2 Treat Bag
And how about the stamp set? This is one you’re going to use over and over again. With sayings like, “Happy haunting, Truly thankful,” and a variety of images, you can use it for almost anything during this season and beyond. Check out these darling covered lollipops made with the Happy Haunting Designer Series Paper—bewitchingly beautiful!
3 Lollipops
One of the best things about Paper Pumpkin is the ability it gives you to think outside the box (literally) and create your own projects. Instead of treat bags, you could use the Fry Bigz L Die and the Big Shot to make stunning table treats for your Thanksgiving place settings. Everyone will be truly thankful for your talents and kindness.
4 Fry Box
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Have you ordered your Paper Pumpkin kit yet?  Go ahead!  I invite you to enjoy a month of the kit.   Start off with that,  I guarantee that you will want to receive it every month!   The kits just keep getting more and more adorable!
Order yours NOW!  Thought about getting it for someone for their birthday or Christmas gift?  totally possible.   Just enter their mailing information.   How easy what that shopping!

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Howl O Ween Bundle


These are our new super lacey spider web doilies.  On one side they are black and flip them over and they are white.  I chose to use the white side of them.  Glue them down to your card  and add our dazzling details (glitter) to the web and let dry.  I stamped and cut out the spider with the framelit set Boo to You. You can purchase the framelit set and stamp set at a 15% bundled savings, both for 
Wood mounted- (#140839 for $45.00)  or clear mounted - (#140840 for $38.25)  a great savings by bundling them



Howl O Ween Bundle



Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Halloween Treat Bags


Trick or Treat bags are something I need to make whether for friends or teachers.  This one here is pretty darn fun and easy to make.  I bought the brown sacks with stripes at Target, 100 for $1.49.  Can't beat that price!  I then cut strips of paper, 2 of them at 3 X 12" and score them every 1/2".   Once you score them you can then put them together to create the rosette.   I added our amazing Spider Web Doilies and stamped the raven from the Witches' Night stamp set.  


Products Used:
Stamp Set - Witches' Night  #139708 for $26.00
Spider Web Doilies- #139622 for $4.50  (24)
Happy Haunting designer paper #139584 for $ 11.00

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Sunday, October 11, 2015

Halloween Town


There hasn't been much creating going on over here the last few days.  Well.... there has but not card style! 
Are any of you Halloween Town fans?  well, this weekend we took a trek down to St Helens, Oregon to see and view St. Helens Halloween town.  The actual spot where parts of the film Halloween Town was filmed!   It was great fun. The original cast member Kimberly Brown, also known as Marnie in the film was there to light the infamous pumpkin at City Hall. 



We had a bit of a storm come through at one point.....

There were over 3,000 people that came from all over.  This picture was taken early on in the day before the crowds came through.


The lighting of the pumpkin.  There were hundreds of people dressed up in costumes, many of which where similiar to costumes from the movie.


Up close with "Jack"


Here's our spooky crew......great costumes eh? 


my sweets Shae

Even the local Fireman were in on the fun!  Zombies!
Fun time! love spending time with those I miss and sharing in the Monstober events to be had out there!  Gearing up for Halloween over here!



Thursday, October 8, 2015

Thankful for YOU!


Taking a leap into some fall stamping with these Thankful for You cards.  
Products Used:
Cardstock:  Whisper White, Tangelo Twist, Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive
Stamp Set: Thankful Forest Friends
Accessories:  Woodgrain embossing folder, Into the Woods elements, Twine




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Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Witches' Night



Sharing two different cards made with the stamp set Witches' Night.  Each one looks similar, but the difference is just using different stamps from the set.
Products Used:  
Stamp Set- Witches' Night
cardstock- Very vanilla, Happy Haunting designer paper


Sunday, October 4, 2015

Bat Forks


Every Halloween I love to put on a spooky dinner for my family. I usually make up a creepy menu and sometimes serve up some really gross looking food.  Decorating the table is a must too..
Here look how easy it is to make these cute little bats.  Just take and punch out some bats,  I punched both big and small ones.
Big ones for the adult forks and small for the smaller appetites.
Once you have them punched out just slide them between the tines of the fork.  How simply cute is this!!!!!
You too can do this!