Happy Halloween!!!

This evening is one of my favorite holiday's, where little kids get to dress up & be anyone they want to be along with playing outside after dark while going door to door for treats.  At work today, we had a Halloween Tailgating Party (Go Chiefs!!) where I made treat bags for every one on the team I work on along with a couple of my husband's work buddies as well.  It was pretty funny seeing grown adults dressing up in Halloween outfits & thought it was nice to have my little treat bags when they walked by and 'trick-or-treated' in my cubical.  Thanks for stopping by and checking out my project!

Recipe for this project:

- Ghost from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 2

- Spider from DoodleCharms Cricut Cartridge cut at 2

- White Chalk around the black bag topper for extra details

- Lime Green Chalk around the Ghost for extra details

- White Gelly pen to do the faux stitching on Ghost 

- American Craft Premium Ribbon - Halloween 'Boo'

- Martha Stewart Drippy Goo punch
- Pharse from Hampton Art Mini Flip Flops Clear Stamps

- Paper from K&Company Spooktacular Paper Packet

- Mini google eyes

- Ziplock bag for candy

Trick-or-Treat Halloween Bucket

* The layout outside of the pail *

The project that I have to share is a Trick-or-Treat bucket that I made to hold Halloween goodies.  I wanted to have a homemade bucket this year instead of my normal Halloween candy bowl.  It was perfect to display snacks during a Scrap Night that I hosted recently with some of my friends.
 

 

Recipe for this project:

- Large Gallon Pail
- Light Pole from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 5

- 'Trick or Treat' words from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 3

- Hauted House from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 5
- Tree from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 4

- Fences from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 1.5

- Trick-or-Treaters from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 2

- White, Lime Green, Black Chalk around items for extra details

- Glossey Accents for the light on the Light Pole & the windows on the house

- Black Gelly pen to do the faux stitching

- Random ribbons in colors: black, orange & lime green

Challenge #29 - Color Challenge

This week over at My Craft Spot, the challenge is a Color Challenge - black with orange, purple or green.  I love Halloween, the cute customes, the colors, & candy.  When I saw the challange, I was excited to participate and make a card for Halloween.  Hope you enjoy it & thanks for stopping by and taking a look.

Recipe for this project:
- Black cardstock for 4x6 card
- Halloween striped cardstock paper
- Green cardstock paper
- Vampire from Mini Monsters Cricut Cartridge cut at 3
- Black, Orange & White Baker's Twine 
- White Gelly pen to do the faux stitching
- 'Give me all you candy or else' stamp
- Mini & Small google eyes

Happy Halloween - Challenge #28

The project that I have to share is a page that I created for a Halloween picture from this year. My husband and I are still trying to figure out what are costumes will be, but I am now ready with a page to attach a picture and put into our photo album.

Also, the challenge over at My Craft Spot this week is titled 'Too Cute to Spook' which is to create a cute Halloween project. I'm submitting this page for their challenge. Be sure to hop on over there and join the fun!!

 
Recipe for this project:
- Trick-or-Treaters from from Paper Doll Dress Up Cricut Cartridge cut at 3.5
- Lamp Post from Mini Monster Cricut Cartridge cut at 7
- Happy Halloween from Mini Monster Cricut Cartridge cut at 4
- Tree from Mini Monster Cricut Cartridge cut at 5
- Moon punched out with an inch circle punch
- Twine to give the effect of attached signs for the Lamp Post
- White Gelly pen to do the faux stitching
- Black Gelly pen to do the faux stitching
- White chalk around the lamp pole
- Green chalk around the ghost
- Brown chalk around the orange shoes
- Marth Stewart Halloween Gate punch
- Glitter Simmer Gelly pen to shade in the bats on the gate to help them stand out
- Rock Candy Stickles