I just love these things!!! All cuts are from Happy Hauntings again! I did a couple more test runs, and here they are. They are both cut to fill the 12x12 mat, and then I layered the one on the left. The right one was my first attempts, so I kept it really basic to get the feel for size, cutting, etc. But I decided the throw a little ghost, some silver accents, and a skull and crossbone MS punch on it.
The one on the left was double sided paper from K&Co, fit to page, and then I got fancy. I took saran wrap, crinkled it, and dipped it into my blank ink to get the distressed look on the silver paper. I then used black glitter glue to accent the tombstone at the top, black pen around the perimeter, and I used the "MT Tomb" phrase from layer 1 of the tombstone on page 63 of the handbook for the glitter writing. I just used the negative cut as a stencil for the glue and glitter application. So much fun! I thnik that about covers it, so thanks for visiting!
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Showing posts with label Treat boxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treat boxes. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Back to creating!!
After a long week on the beach, I am back to creating, and was this fun and really easy!! This is from my brand new Happy Hauntings cart, and this was just a test run. I cut the 3D pumpkin box, and I cut it twice - once in orange, once in black. I then cut the face parts in black, inked the stem green, chalked for the brown lines, and it was done. These are very easy to put together, and I can't wait to do more!
For the size, I simply filled the 12x12 virtual mat on the Gypsy, so I could get it as large as possible. The end product is 5" x 3.2", and the fillable area is approximately 2.5" x 2.5", so I would say candy corns or something small would be best for this. I cut the base in black, then took just the pumpkin area from the orange cut and glued it to the black base, then glued on the face parts, also cut in black. I really can't tell you how easy this is, so I am on to other things....with the coup de gras being the 3D house. Wish me luck!!! And thanks for visiting today - it feels good to be back. Hopefully, I didn't lose too many followers from being idle for so long!!
For the size, I simply filled the 12x12 virtual mat on the Gypsy, so I could get it as large as possible. The end product is 5" x 3.2", and the fillable area is approximately 2.5" x 2.5", so I would say candy corns or something small would be best for this. I cut the base in black, then took just the pumpkin area from the orange cut and glued it to the black base, then glued on the face parts, also cut in black. I really can't tell you how easy this is, so I am on to other things....with the coup de gras being the 3D house. Wish me luck!!! And thanks for visiting today - it feels good to be back. Hopefully, I didn't lose too many followers from being idle for so long!!
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