A Bewitching Halloween Challenge...

Hello, my little pretties.....

(said in a very scary, witchy voice)

There's a challenge going on over at Impression-Obsession's Blog that sounded like fun.  The challenge is "Have a Bewitching Halloween", and we are to create something 'Halloweeny'.

I decided to make another Flat-Backed Treat Boxes.  In digging through Halloween stuff, I saw that I had just about enough to make one more box, so out came the stamps, and the Copics, 

and this is the end result:

Impression-Obsession 'Spa Day' #G2346, Impression-Obsession 'Witching You' #B-5523, Copic Markers, Amuse Cardstock, Amuse Blackberry Ink, Sakura Stardust Glitter Pen, Tiny Spider Punch (from $1 bin - no manufacturer), Tim Holtz Dusty Conchord Ink, Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, Perfect Layers Tools for perfect matting (see sidebar for details)

Halloween is fun to create for, but with no small children home, there's not much need to do so.

Next best thing is creating for a challenge, which I don't get to do much of anymore!

Thanks for stopping by!

Have a great day,

Back tomorrow with a Repeat Impressions Designer's Choice Project!

Patti J.

Treat Box

Yesterday, I spent most of the day pinching myself.  I was lucky enough to have a box that I created, featured on Splitcoast Stampers!  You can find the tutorial, and even a video, HERE.  I thought I would share the box, as it's a fun way to give a sweet little gift, and display your artwork, as well!

This first box features Impression Obsession Stamps: Spa Day G2346, and Witching You B5523.  All Coloring is done with Copic Markers, Ribbon is from Hobby Lobby, and the cardstock is from a muse studio.  The teensy spiders are from a punch I found in the $1 bin at Michael's - no names on it.

This little sweetie is a Little Darlings stamp.  She just melts my heart with those big blue eyes! The sentiment stamp is from Stampendous, and the cardstock is Kraft.  Button is from my stash, and I used my black Zig Pen for doodling around the edges.  All coloring is done with Copic Markers.

 

Last, is the easiest of all!  Using some Graphic 45 DP, I simply cut and pasted on the box.

 Hope you will give it a try!  Looking forward to seeing YOUR treat boxes!

There is an album in the gallery at SCS for them, so after you create, 

post your finished project HERE!!!

Thanks for stopping by today!  

There are lots of fun hops coming up in the next couple of weeks - check out my sidebar for more info!

Have a great day,

Patti J.