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Showing posts with label Spooky Town. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spooky Town. Show all posts

Monday, October 19, 2009

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Spooky Town: From This to That

How would you like to take these Spooky Town papers and create......this cute "Fall" card? It's easy, just turn the papers over and use the backsides.
Using the Marvy 2 1/2" scalloped circle punch four from the Bestitched paper.


Fold circles in half and glue backsides together to form half 3D circle.

  • Trim 4 x 4 1/2" strip of Boo Hoo paper (yellow) side.
  • Trim 3 1/8" square of Fraidy Cat (purple) paper.
  • Print phrase on backside of Boo Buttons paper (green) and trim down.
  • Ink all edges of papers with brown ink and assemble card.


  • Use 1" green grosgrain ribbon to create leaves.
  • Cut small strip of brown to create stem on pumpkin.
  • Tie small piece of string into bow around stem.



Friday, October 16, 2009

Spooky Tree featured on Good Things Utah

Brett Lund from Roberts Craft was on our local Good Thing Utah television show today! His project is super cute and a great way to use your iTop tool in a different way. Thanks Brett..you rock!Click here for instructions and a supply list. And if you can see the video of this television segment, click here.


Monday, October 5, 2009

Spooky Town Candy Cone

Still looking for creative ideas for all those Halloween Treats? Try creating this fun "candy cone" from our new Spooky Town papers.



This project is super easy, we don't even need to show you step-by-step pictures, but here's the instructions.
1. Starting with a 12" x 12" piece of Spooky Town paper (Trick or Treat #001761 shown here). Start rolling paper into a cone shape (large opening will not be straight...it's okay).
2. I found stapling cone in place at the top worked best, but then hot gluing the rest of the paper along the seam works best.
3. Trim top edge of paper even.
4. With decorative scissors (large zig zag shown), trim along the end of a 4" x 12" strip of coordinating paper (backside of Bestitched #001766 shown here). Hot glue this about 1/2" from top of cone.
5. You may need to trim off a little more of the top edge to opening of cone.
6. Hot glue feather boa or other embellishment along top edge (pom-poms would look super cute).
7. With hole punch, punch on opposite sides of cone and string with ribbon to create handle.
8. Add tag (optional) and fill with lots of yummy treats!!

Friday, September 25, 2009

Sour Cream Treat Containers

Do you want a fast and easy idea for Halloween Treats? After creating about 30 treats for my daughter's class last year, I wanted to create something fast and easy this year. This turned out to be so fun and easy that we're going to teach the whole class how to make their own "sour cream treat containers".


Supplies:

• 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” strips of various Spooky Town papers (papers shown here Boo Whooo?! #001764, Bestitched #001766)

• Spooky Town Chipboard Stickers #0001773

• Assorted Ribbon


Instructions:


Cut your papers to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" strips.

Add adhesive along both long sides and one short side.


Roll paper into a tube shape, so that the short side sticks opposite side to hold tube shape.

Pinch one end together so adhesive keeps shape,




Fill tube with candy. Then turn tube and pinch open end so that it is going a different direction as shown.



(Optional) Put each end through "crimper" and crimp about a half inch. Embellish with chipboard pieces & ribbon.


Click here to see all the Spooky Town projects. If you'd like additional Spooky Town ideas, visit our Gallery or click here for PDF Instructions.

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