Firstly, thank you to all those who joined in with our think pink challenge, your designs were stunning.
The lucky person who will receive the beautiful handmade mulberry paper roses and lace, as chosen by Random Number Generator, is No.14, Vicky. Congratulations! Please email Mandy your details and we will get these sent out to you.
Challenge #4 is Halloween. You don't need to be into ghosts and ghouls to take part, for example you could use colours associated with Halloween or even a card or gift for that special little monster!
Below are our samples and a little information about them.
I've made some bookmarks using large paper clips which will make a cool gift.
The Treat Bag is another great idea for the kids when they call. You can find the tutorial here for the treat bag.
Mandy
...and then there's Angie's little treat holders, I find I use this little technique alot as it's a simple but fab way to give a little treat to someone. Angie's video for these can be found here.
...lastly a couple of fun bags. I ran these little packets through my cuttlebug using the tiny bubbles embossing folder.
We are very fortunate to have some wonderful Stampin Up goodies to give away for this challenge all thanks to Delys Cram. Delys is a Stampin Up Demonstrator who lives very close to Whakatane in New Zealand. You can read more about Delys and see her wonderful creations here.
The lucky person who will receive the beautiful handmade mulberry paper roses and lace, as chosen by Random Number Generator, is No.14, Vicky. Congratulations! Please email Mandy your details and we will get these sent out to you.
Challenge #4 is Halloween. You don't need to be into ghosts and ghouls to take part, for example you could use colours associated with Halloween or even a card or gift for that special little monster!
Below are our samples and a little information about them.
Eileen
I've made some bookmarks using large paper clips which will make a cool gift.
The Treat Bag is another great idea for the kids when they call. You can find the tutorial here for the treat bag.
Mandy
How cute are these little boxes. Just big enough to hold a spooktacular treat! I am a big fan of Angie Juda's (Chic n' Scratch) tutorials and these boxes are no exception. You can watch her video on how to make them here.
...and then there's Angie's little treat holders, I find I use this little technique alot as it's a simple but fab way to give a little treat to someone. Angie's video for these can be found here.
...lastly a couple of fun bags. I ran these little packets through my cuttlebug using the tiny bubbles embossing folder.
Papertrey Ink: Tiny Treat: Halloween Stamp Set. Stampin Up: Black, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie Cardstock, Old Olive Grosgrain Ribbon. Basic Grey: Off Beat Papers. Ribbon Girl: Little Packets Size Three
We are very fortunate to have some wonderful Stampin Up goodies to give away for this challenge all thanks to Delys Cram. Delys is a Stampin Up Demonstrator who lives very close to Whakatane in New Zealand. You can read more about Delys and see her wonderful creations here.
These yummie goodies consist of a Two Way Glue Pen, Dazzling Diamond Glitter, Poppy Parade Classic Stamp Pad and a Pack of Assorted 'In Color' Cardstock, how fabulous is that!
Thank you very much Delys for sponsoring our
Halloween Challenge.
We can't wait to see your Halloween inspired creations. Please leave a link to your project using Mr Linky or send us an email with a picture attached. This challenge will close midnight Tuesday 26th October New Zealand time.
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Thanks so much for the invite Eileen! Great challenge! Fantastic job by the DT with those neat gift packages. Appreciate your stopping by my blog and the kind comments. "Hugs" Carol
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