Peachy Keen is starting a new challenge on Fridays, called "Let's Face it Friday." The rule for this challenge is to use Peachy Keen face stamps on your project. For their first challenge they ask that you make Halloween Treat containers, and of course to use a Peachy Keen face stamp on it somewhere.
I made these little treat containers using a K&Company Halloween paper pack. I started off with a 8 1/2"x11" piece of cardstock and after it is all folded the container is 3 1/2"x4 1/2." I used Mini Monsters (I am really lovin' this cart) for all the characters on the containers. The Frankenstein character and the candy corn girl are both cut at 4." The cat is cut at 3." I used the shadow feature for all of them so they would stand out on the patterned containers. I used pop-dots to adhere them to the containers. I also used glossy accents on the hair and boots of Frankenstein, the boots of the candy corn girl and the pink part of the ears on the cat. I used some Stickles on the white part of the candy corn and I flocked the stomach of the cat. I finished off the bags with some eyelets and ribbon to close them. The faces on Frankenstein and the candy corn girl are from the Critter faces set and the face on the cat is one of the stamps that came with the Cottage Cutz dies, it is for the Tear Kitty. These are the only Peachy Keen stamps I currently have, so I made them work for me. I think they all turned out really cute though. Enjoy!
I made these little treat containers using a K&Company Halloween paper pack. I started off with a 8 1/2"x11" piece of cardstock and after it is all folded the container is 3 1/2"x4 1/2." I used Mini Monsters (I am really lovin' this cart) for all the characters on the containers. The Frankenstein character and the candy corn girl are both cut at 4." The cat is cut at 3." I used the shadow feature for all of them so they would stand out on the patterned containers. I used pop-dots to adhere them to the containers. I also used glossy accents on the hair and boots of Frankenstein, the boots of the candy corn girl and the pink part of the ears on the cat. I used some Stickles on the white part of the candy corn and I flocked the stomach of the cat. I finished off the bags with some eyelets and ribbon to close them. The faces on Frankenstein and the candy corn girl are from the Critter faces set and the face on the cat is one of the stamps that came with the Cottage Cutz dies, it is for the Tear Kitty. These are the only Peachy Keen stamps I currently have, so I made them work for me. I think they all turned out really cute though. Enjoy!
Super cute treat bags!!! Love frankensteins polka dot tie!
ReplyDeleteCUTE bags!!!! I'm glad I don't have to judge this contest, you girls ROCK!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG these are super cute! Thanks for playing along with us on the new PKS challenge! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I love the little corn lady. She is adorable, well they all are.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the sweet comment on my Candy Corn.
Oh that Frankenstein is just so cute. I love all of them.
Do you have many trick or treaters come to your house in Alaska? I live in WI and I had two last year. So sad I have to send my teats.
I am enjoying your cards.
Thanks again,
Linda
Hi Paula, omgosh these are the cutest!! I adore how you stamped the face on the candy corn, like she's just peeking out with her eyes!! So adorable!! Good Luck with the PKS Faces challenge and thanks for creating with us!!
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ReplyDeleteThese litte treat bags are sooo cute! I love how you only stamped the eyes on the candy corn! So cute! :)
Good luck with the challenge and thanks for playing along with us!
Ruthie :)
Oh Paula these are too cute. My baby is sitting here with me and she said your candy corn is amazing!
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Raven
really cute!
ReplyDeleteCarol<><
great treat bags!
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