I have a friend who was born in October and she loves all the decorations and goodies for Halloween more than anyone I know. When I saw this haunted house on this blog I knew it would be perfect for her. I did a few things differently but it is a nearly exact scraplift. She has some more recent posts where she uses the same design for the house and used the Spider Web Embossing Folder for the roof and fun punch art critters on the front of the house.
Now that I think about it, I should have used the candelabra from the Wicked Fun stamp set in the windows! I put a bag of candy corn in the house when I gave it to my friend, that is the ultimate Halloween candy, right? The spider is a plastic glow-in-the dark spider I bought a package of at a dollar store and adhered with a glue dot.The pumpkins are circle punches, from the largest circle on the owl punch and the stems are little snips of Stampin' Up's Hemp Twine.
BTW, I love the new 1/4" ribbon!
I have some kits from the Tricks and Treats class left over. Anybody interested? I'll offer a 10 bag kit of the skinny bags, 2 each of 5 designs for $5. All pieces are punched and a tutorial will be emailed to you. Exact postage will be added to the price of the kits if they need to be mailed to you. Skinny bags are included in the kits but candy and pencils aren't.
If you order a hand sanitizer box, specify which scent you want, they are (from left to right), Zombie Squad - Marshmallow; Candy Corn - Caramel; Bat Bite - Apple and Vampire Blood - Plum. The last view shows 2 of the boxes open so you can see the inside. The ribbon, lace or hemp twine are included with your kit.
Email your order to me and we can make arrangements to meet or I can send a paypal invoice after finding out what the postage will be. wrightplace4@mindspring.com
2 comments:
like all the fun Halloween ideas!
very cute ideas Elaine!!!!! Following you! Bev www.stampingwithbev.blogspot.com
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