Festive Chocolate Monsters

I made these last year, but they are so cute! These monsters are covering a 2 piece Kit Kat. I simply measured the candy and covered in card stock, then embellished them into yummy, chocolatey monsters!

Trick or Treat... this one is a TREAT!

Scrapbooking Pumpkins

This was another fun project I did with my upline. These pumpkins are made using the Top Note and Matchbox die with the Sizzix Big Shot. I sponged Pumpkin Pie Ink to the edges of the Top Notes, and used the Itty Bitty Backgrouds in Pumpkin Pie ink to add texture to the lower portion of the pumpkins. It's amazing what you can create with your imagination!

From the Crypt

I had the pleasure of attending a class put together by my Upline. We made this really fun card with the From the Crypt stamp set. It's so inspiring being in someone else's stamp studio!

Stamp Set: From the Crypt pg. 21

Ink: White Craft Ink, Basic Gray, Classic Basic Black

Black Grosgrain Ribbon

Paper: Going Gray and Boardering Blue

Note: The bat is embossed in Black.

Build A Bear Cards

I'm really loving this set! We made these cards at the kid's class as well. I really like that this set is suited for a boy or a girl. Since it is a Coloring Book Style, it's perfect to have your kiddo color the image.

Stamps: Beary Best Friends, Beary Nice Wishes DSP: Pawsitively Prints

Available in the Holiday Mini Catalog

Colors: Ballet Blue, Pretty in Pink, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie

This is one of the cards we made at the Kid's Class last Saturday. There was both a boy and girl version of the card. What a fun card for a friends birthday.

Stamps: All in the Family, Teeny Tiny Wishes, Itty Bitty Backgrounds

Colors: Mambo Melon, Bermuda Bay, Old Olive

Trick or Treat

What a fun treat! Using the Sweet Center stamp set and Sweet Treat Cups from the Holiday Mini Catalog. The cups have an adhesive to stick to the cardstock, so by design one would have to rip apart my artwork to get to the candy. A fellow demonstrator found this awesome idea to make a slider to allow you to get to the chocolate without destroying the card.

Halloween Candy Dish

This is a Halloween Candy dish I designed and made for a silent auction to support the Badgerland Ski Team. It took me about 1 1/2 hour to make. The bottom container is filled with Candy Corn then topped off with a styrofoam ball filled with candy. I'm guessing it's about 10 lbs of candy! I added some fun Stampin' Up! images and ribbon throughout the bouquet. I'm hoping to make a few different themed dishes to share with you, so check back.
Thanks Mom for the inspiration.