....To the Ring Lord post...http://annespaperplace.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-ringlord.html
Ha! I'll have you know there are now a total of 4 Halloween bracelets in existence now. My original, one I made as a gift for my friend Ann Flick, and I actually SOLD 2 of them for $30 each. How about that?
And, I'll digress with you into my next nutty adventure that I could not pass up. (Damn Pinterest all to hell...) I'll confess I've been a bit of a secret fan of Hello Kitty for a while now. I know, I know, but before you judge me, follow the link below to ORCA Tactical.com and you'll see just how cool Kitty is. I bought 5-6 of these little patches. I'm not quite sure what I'll do with them yet, but she was just too bad-ass to pass up. I'm holding out for the Hello Kitty Iron Man patch which is out of stock right now. I guess that means I'm not the only one who thinks Kitty is bad-ass.
http://www.orcatactical.com/store/search.aspx?searchterms=Hello+Kitty
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Halloween 2012 - Part 2
They are Trick-Or-Treating the Saturday before the holiday this year so I needed to snap-to on getting the treats packed up for the kids. True to a paper crafter's nature, I throw nothing away. I have this bin full of Halloween themed scraps and trinkets from over the years. Yes, there's one for Christmas and Valentine's too... from this I can whip up tags for the treat boxes.
Then come the stickers, trinkets, ribbons and what-have-you. Before you know it, there are a pile of finished tags and a smaller pile of trinkets and trash. The mom's like these too. They add them to their own scrap book pages. They make good bookmarks, although, since each has a pin on it suitable for pinning to your backpack, you'd have to take that off before using it as a bookmark.
Happy Halloween! - AMK
This pile of stuff transforms to backgrounds first. I save the negative images from my die cuts too. They always add interest to otherwise plain backgrounds.
Happy Halloween! - AMK
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Halloween 2012 - Part 1
It's a rainy day here and I'm lovin' it. It's a rare Sunday I get all to myself. And, left to my own devices, into the craft cave I go!
Fresh from the latest stamp show in Milwaukee, this wonderful lady packed up her Etsy store and brought it to the show. No matter what I do, for some reason I can't get this picture to rotate correctly but here's a shot of some of her Halloween collection and a link to her store. The cat's ass is too funny, and may wind up on the back of a whole lot of cards in the next little while. Her prices are reasonable and if you order from her Etsy store, she sends you a little freebie. At least she did for me.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/pictureshow?ref=seller_info
Next up is what I'd call a CAS (clean and simple) Halloween card. I know, hard to believe from me, right? I used a die cut from Die-Versions that fills a 5x7 card nicely. Hang it on a full moon cut from velum and add your favorite witches hat stamped in orange and clear embossed for some shine. The bling possibly takes it out of the CAS category, but come on...what could you possibly have against some bling?
The entry is all set up for Halloween, got that done before the rain this weekend. Fingers crossed the lighting does not short out before Trick-or-Treat. There's Pye right on queue. She'll sit there all through tick or treat waiting for kids to come to the door. And, of course my reflection...no photo shop skills to remove it. The spider's name is Steve. Kids have asked, and I was not prepared so named him on the spot. Now when they come they pat him on the head and say "Hi Steve!"
Happy Sunday, everyone. - AMK
http://www.etsy.com/shop/pictureshow?ref=seller_info
Next up is what I'd call a CAS (clean and simple) Halloween card. I know, hard to believe from me, right? I used a die cut from Die-Versions that fills a 5x7 card nicely. Hang it on a full moon cut from velum and add your favorite witches hat stamped in orange and clear embossed for some shine. The bling possibly takes it out of the CAS category, but come on...what could you possibly have against some bling?
The entry is all set up for Halloween, got that done before the rain this weekend. Fingers crossed the lighting does not short out before Trick-or-Treat. There's Pye right on queue. She'll sit there all through tick or treat waiting for kids to come to the door. And, of course my reflection...no photo shop skills to remove it. The spider's name is Steve. Kids have asked, and I was not prepared so named him on the spot. Now when they come they pat him on the head and say "Hi Steve!"
Happy Sunday, everyone. - AMK
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