Hi everyone, I was asked if I would like to make a card as Guest Designer for
Cupcake Cards and Crafts. It will be a reminder post for their
October Challenge - Halloween With Kraft. Well as if I was going to refuse, what an honour, I love their challenges the DT cards are gorgeous.
So here is the card I made:
As you've probably noticed I made a little treat bag to go with the card. I started out just making a normal card, but after I'd decided on the design I wanted I couldn't figure out how to fit the greeting in so I turned it into an easel card.
I used Kraft card as a base for my design papers and the image, the treat bag is created from Kraft paper. The image and sentiment is from Polka Doodles Sundae of Seasons and the design papers are from Crafter's Companion. The little spider webs in the corners are cut from a Bearly Mine design paper and the flowers were punched from Kraft paper and some of the design papers. The other embellishments were some pearls, brads and ribbon from my stash.
This is my card on it's own, I'm never quite sure how to photograph easel cards.
and this is the treat bag, just right for some nice sweets for any Trick or Treaters that happen along on Halloween night.
Image: Polka Doodles - Sundae of Seasons
Papers: Crafter's Companion - Member Download of the Month, Bearly Mine Designs - Designer Extreme
Tools: punch bunch flower punch
Embellishments: pearls, brads and ribbon from stash
Thank you for looking, please leave me a comment and let me know what you think.
These are great Pauline. I'm not really into Halloween but I love what you have made. xx Jan
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous spooky creations Pauline, I love them. Jo x
ReplyDeleteThese are GREAT! I really like the way you photographed the easel card. You did a terrific job on both of these projects. Love the colors and papers you used. The flowers are just great and all of those embellishments, like your ribbon, spiderwebs (Terrific idea to cut them out, by the way) and those tiny brads look perfect on your card. Thanks for joining us at I DID IT CHALLENGE # 75!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!
Great job on both projects! I love your card. Everything you did with it is beautiful and you photographed it perfectly, I think. Thanks for joinng us at I DID IT CREATIONS CHALLENGE # 75! Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteOh so spooky, love the colours you have used. Love the spider's web and the other embellishments too.
ReplyDeleteLinda xxxx
This is brilliant Pauline, I love that spooky house image. Have a fab weekend. Hugs, Claire x
ReplyDeleteI love how you spelled out trick or treat. This is a real fun combo because its not over the top! Thanks for playing with the Creative Card Crew!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous card love the colors thanks for joining us at BMD......
ReplyDeleteHugs
Judith
Absolutely gorgeous creations !! I love your card and your gift bag.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at Creative Craft World for our 'Halloween' challenge.
Hope to see you back on the 16th for the next one.
Choccy xx
WOW!! Really fun Halloween set!! Love your easel and treat bag!! Thanks so much for joining with us at the Tuesday Throwdown Challenge this week!! Hope you will join us again! *Vicki* - Oct GDT
ReplyDeleteGreat Easel card and treat bag!! Lots of cool elements! Thanks for sharing with us at TT this week.
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteLove your cration. So pretty and lovely made with all the great details and embellishments. Thank your for joining us at Bearly Mine Challenge this time. Hope to see you again.
Hugs, Natascha
Spookily brilliant! I love your card. Thanks for joining in with us at Creative Craft World.
ReplyDeleteSue x
I love your card and bag, they are fab. Thanks for taking part in the Creative Craft World challenge.
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. I love those cobwebcorners - and the giftbag to go with it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in on Fussy and Fancy, and good luck. Hugs, Lisbeth K
Lovely! Thanks for joining in with our challenge at CCW!
ReplyDeleteTrish x
What a cute card! Thanks for joining us for the Queen's Royal Digi Challenge!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Mary