I designed this for Tracy's Blog Craft Junkie Too! Make sure you head over there and check out the projects the other gals did today :) I've been a follower of hers for a long time, and am honored she's letting me be featured on her very fun and fabulous blog.
I designed this sign to hang on the door for
the trick or treaters. I wanted to show everyone that you can create
great Halloween projects with the older cartridges too, and not just the
fun new ones coming out :) I love a new cartridge as much as anyone else, but sometimes I like to remind myself how many great images I already have and how versatile the cartridges can be.
I cut the shape for the sign out from Ashylyns Alphabet. It was designed to be a frame, so I hid the inner contour to get just a basic shape. It is cut at 5 inches. I cut it once from a cereal box, and then again in some paper from the DCWV stack Midnight Spell. I used Deep Plum Glimmer Mist all over it, and then inked all the edges with black.
I cut the letters from Ashylyn's Alphabet at 1 inch. I ran them through my Xyron twice, once on each side. I glittered the front side with Martha Stewart glitter, and then adhered them to the sign.
The bat is cut from Paper Doll Dress up. I used the actual height (or real dial size) feature and cut him at 1 inch. I used a white gel pen to trace the lines the Cricut made, and then added tiny googly eyes.
The candy is from Doodlecharms, and all comes together as one cut, which I made at 5 and 1/2 inches. I used a white gel pen and Diamond Stickles to decorate the candy, and I also used a red marker on the Tootsie Roll.
I cut the shape for the sign out from Ashylyns Alphabet. It was designed to be a frame, so I hid the inner contour to get just a basic shape. It is cut at 5 inches. I cut it once from a cereal box, and then again in some paper from the DCWV stack Midnight Spell. I used Deep Plum Glimmer Mist all over it, and then inked all the edges with black.
I cut the letters from Ashylyn's Alphabet at 1 inch. I ran them through my Xyron twice, once on each side. I glittered the front side with Martha Stewart glitter, and then adhered them to the sign.
The bat is cut from Paper Doll Dress up. I used the actual height (or real dial size) feature and cut him at 1 inch. I used a white gel pen to trace the lines the Cricut made, and then added tiny googly eyes.
The candy is from Doodlecharms, and all comes together as one cut, which I made at 5 and 1/2 inches. I used a white gel pen and Diamond Stickles to decorate the candy, and I also used a red marker on the Tootsie Roll.
5 comments:
Very nice job! I love the colors and the glitter is going to pop with the front porch light on! The tootsie roll is really cute...great idea!
Super cute, Amber! I love all of your candy!
Oh Ms. Amber - this is such an ADORABLE project! Thanks for being such a special part of my DT. Hugs!
♥Tracy
Super fun and yummy!
Adorable project Ms Amber glad your part of the Design team
The Scrapbooking Queen
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