Guest Designer Jennifer Beason

Hello, everyone. I’m so happy to be back and sharing another project featuring Lori Whitlock’s cutting files with you. With Halloween just a few days away I thought why not make these fun witch boots with stockings. They can be used as Halloween decor or you could fill them with some yummy treats.

I enlarged the boots to 18″ tall. The image was cut into two sections, then pieced back together, since my cardstock and mat were only 12×12.

I used the boot cut out, as a stencil.  After tracing out the boots (2 for each boot) on foam board, I used a craft knife to cut them out. For the sides, some thin chipboard was used. Here’s what they looked like once put together.

The boots and stockings were then covered with fun Halloween papers.

A few more of Lori’s files were used to finish off the piece. The skull and crossbones on the knee high socks.

The bat on the back of the boot and some webs on the cuff and toe of the boots.

Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat!!! 🙂

Thanks so much for joining me today.  I hope you all have a Happy and safe Halloween!:)  Jennifer

Files used:
Don’t Mess With The Shoes
Cats Ghosts Webs
Halloween Words
Halloween Titles and Skull

Halloween Candy Huggers with Kathy

Hi Everyone!  It’s Kathy today with some ADORABLE Halloween themed Candy Huggers!  I just love these cute little critters!  It’s such a fun favor for a party, whether the kids are little or big!  Take a peek…

These huggers are the perfect size to hold a fun sized candy bar or something smaller such as a chocolate Kiss or Rolo.  They go together so quickly too! I just used an extra strong glue dot to hold the candy in place in the arms.  Here are some close-ups…

Halloween Cat Candy Hugger ( Silhouette Store)

Ghost Candy Hugger (Silhouette Store)

Bat Candy Hugger (Silhouette Store)

There is also an adorable Halloween Witch Candy Hugger and a Halloween Frankenstein Candy Hugger!  Perfect for all you Halloween party needs!  That’s it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!

Ghost Gable Box with Corri

Hi everyone!  Corri here today sharing my version of Lori’s adorable Ghost Favor Box.   This little box is perfect for classroom Halloween party.  It literally assembles in minutes so you could easily make several in no time.

I used paper from Doodlebug Designs.  Head on over to Lori’s shop to see all her cute new Halloween files.


Shadow Box Pumpkin Tutorial with Kathy

Hi Everyone!  It’s Kathy today with a fun and easy tutorial showing how to make a Shadowbox Pumpkin!

First, gather your supplies….  You will need a craft pumpkin.  I purchased one at Michaels that already had the opening carved into the front, but you could also purchase an un-carved one and cut a hole in the front using a craft knife.  You will also need some modeling clay the same color as the inside of your pumpkin, a glue gun, some wooden craft sticks, some clear thread or fishing line, a tea light, and a cut out of a haunted house from a heavier black cardstock (at least 80lb).  Lori has a few haunted houses in her SVG Shop  here,  and in the Silhouette Store here.  I used this one for my design (here in Silhouette)

Before you cut your house, make sure to measure the inside area of your pumpkin.  I resized my design to be 8″ wide to fit in my pumpkin.  Next, glue one of the craft sticks to the back of your design.  Make sure it’s towards the center, and not showing through any the windows.  You want a small portion of the craft stick to hang over the bottom of the house design.

Using the modeling clay, make a “hill” of clay in the center of your pumpkin.   I put the clay in so that it went all the way across the width of the pumpkin.  This will be the base for your house.

Put your house cut-out into the pumpkin, inserting the craft stick into the clay.  Adjust your clay as needed, you don’t want large gaps along the bottom.

Attach the bats and moon to the fishing line.  Hot glue the line to the top of the pumpkin so that they look like they are floating in the air.  Place the tea light behind the house inside the pumpkin.

That’s it!  You have a shadowbox pumpkin!

That’s it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!

 

 

Monster EOS Holders with Kathy

Hi Everyone, it’s Kathy today with a really fun idea for Halloween.  I know it’s early, but I just couldn’t resist these cute Lip Balm Monsters that are New in Lori’s shop!  Take a peek…

Aren’t they adorable??? These would be great for Halloween or Monster themed parties or for those special trick-or-treaters in your life!  They go together really quickly too!  Here are some close-ups of the individual monsters… I call them Moe, Larry & Curley…

here in Silhouette Store

here in Silhouette Store

here in Silhouette Store

That’s it for me today, thanks for stopping by!