How Many Days until Halloween?

a Sa Crafters Design Team Project

Hi everyone today I'm sharing a post for Sa Crafters.  I'll leave links to the products I used from her store and social media sites for both Sa and myself directly below the video at the bottom of this post.  I'm only going to give you a little teaser of what I made here, to see the whole post pop on over to Sa's blog and check out the full blog post and photos here.

Ha ha I'm sharing the backside of my Countdown to Halloween decoration.  You'll have to check out the blog post on Sa's blog or watch my video, or better still do both.  On video I'll share lots of photos and of course the why and how comes of what I did.  This is a super fun project to make.  Check it out and lots of other things to make in Sa's store.  Oh yes if you spend $30 Sa is offering a 10% off discount by using the code pattifans at checkout.  

Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies -

Halloween Countdown

Wood Bats

Wood Smaller Ghosts

Wood Smaller Spooky Cat

Graveyard

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Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Mini

a Cut at Home Design Team Project

Please note this mini is for sale, see note below post for price and ordering information

Today's mini is a six page chipboard double bracket mini using Graphic 45's Rare Oddities collection. Each page measures 6"x6"

You can see the whole blog post on the Cut at Home blog.  Be sure and check out the video below for a full walk through, lots of ideas of how I did what and many many more photos.

To purchase this mini -

Email me at asoulsheartbeat@gmail.com

Price is $55.00 plus shipping USA only

Payment via PayPal only

First person to email me is the purchaser

Supplies from the Cut at Home store - 

4501153: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities 12"x12" paper pad
4501152: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities 8"x8" paper pad
4501151: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities 6"x6" paper pad
ICO335: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Stamp Set 1
ICO336: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Stamp Set 2
ICO337: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Stamp Set 3  
4501154: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Decorative Chipboard
4501155: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Journaling Chipboard  
4501157: Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Journaling and Ephemera Cards
ACP6SG: Angel Craft semi-gloss Podge  
ACT1414: Angel Craft 1/4" tape  
ACT1412: Angel Craft 1/2" tape  
SCE-001: Spellbinders Celebra'tions Sweet Dreams Sequins
SCP-014: Spellbinders Celebra'tions Sweet Cream 12"x12" cardstock

Halloween Matchboxes

A Cut at Home Design Team Project using Bo Bunny's Fright Delight and Graphic 45's Steampunk Spells paper lines.

I took apart a matchbox that I had in the kitchen and made a template 

to create these cute little gift boxes for my Grandkids.

The first box was created with Steampunk Spells from Graphic 45.

I covered the outside and the top with the paper and used bits pieces

cut from the paper to adorn the top

The pull is a bottle cap that I added a pop out piece from the collection,

I covered it with Glossy Accents and added an amber colored pearl in the middle

I took 3 cardboard buttons and glued them together, painted them black

and added the finished bottle cap

Inside is a Love Potion bottle I found at Pier 1

The second box was decorated with Bo Bunny's Fright Delight

Paper.  I fussy cut out the little angel 3 times

Popped each layer on top of the other so she looks like she's

rising from the top of the box

Another little guy from Pier 1 sits on a bed of paper shreds.

The shreds, they're purple and black cardstock, run through my crimper

and then through my shredder, works great!

The tops is pieces again from my stash

The last box is also from Bo Bunny's Fright Delight papers

The pull here is one of the little guys cut from the paper and backed by chipboard.

I used Mod Podge to give him some sturdiness and make a great drawer pull

I fussy cut 3 of the characters out of the paper and placed them around

the bow, they're resting on a piece of cheesecloth sprayed with some black mist.

Lying inside is a little Pier 1 Dracula.  

Super cute for my Grandson

Check out my video for a step by step, with measurements on how to make these cute little

boxes for your Halloween ghouls and goblins.

Bo Bunny Fright Delight 12x12 Collection Pack Graphic 45 Steampunk Spells 8x8 Graphic 45 Steampunk Spells12x12 Graphic 45 Steampunk Spells Cardstock Flowers Core'dinations Stickles%u2122 Glitter Glue Scotch Quick Dry Tacky Adhesive 3M Scotch ATG GUN 700

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I Want My Mummy

I made these three easel cards for my adult kids, they still 'want their Mummy' I'm sure

Cricut Cartridge Mini Monsters


(the card wasn't my idea, I saw one similar one another blog and just had to make them myself so sorry can't remember or find the blog, if it was you please let me know so I can give credit for your inspiration!!!)

Halloween Cards

I saw the video on You Tube for a Double Slider Card using a plastic strip from a bag.  I thought I just had to try one!  When you pull the ribbon at the top then the card slides out from middle towards the top and bottom.  Pretty cool huh?  (See the next two pictures)

The papers are from Creative Imaginations and the Boo is a rub on from Michaels

Halloween Card #2 is a tri fold card.  I found this adorable ghost on Little Scraps of Heaven blog.  It's a SVG file and I cut it out with my Cricut and then stamped the face with Peachy Keen Stamps Everyday Character Faces.

 I used Kraft cardstock for the base and inked the edges with Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink.

Halloween Card #3  is another tri fold card.   It's called something else when it's in this style but my minds gone tonight and I can't think of it.

The witch is a chipboard piece from Michaels.  I used the Mosaic embossing folder on the one paper (papers are from Imaginations and Fancy Pants).

The chipboad BOO is from Melissa Frances' Fall Chipboard.  I used Versamark on it and embossed several times with clear embossing (the same as I did the spiders).  The spiders were cut from the Doodlebug Cart on the Cricut and then I added bling for the eyes.  I got the eyelash yarn (the spiderweb) at JoAnns and attached it with glossy accents.

 

Halloween Card #4  is made by putting an acetate over the top of part of the card.  The polka dot is actually and acetate sheet overlayed over the tree, fence and witch.

Halloween Candy Card

Now this was really fun to learn. I'm lovin' punches! The stamp behind the candy was stamped on glossy paper, cool effect. This would be a fun card for any kid (big or small!)

CD Card