Tricia's Stamping Creations: Spooktacular Bash stamp set

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

We Create Orange You Spooky Blog Hop

It's time to hop with the We Create Orange You Spooky Blog Hop as we share fun and creative ideas for Halloween. With just a few short weeks until the trick or treaters start knocking at your door, now is the perfect time to start creating for this frightfully fun holiday.

The Spooktacular Bash Suite in the 2019 Holiday Catalog is the best source for inspiration and products for Halloween. This suite contains everything you need to create fun and spooky projects and I had so much fun creating this card design with several of the products from this suite.

The card base was created using Basic Black cardstock and I added a layer of one of the sheets of Monster Bash Designer Series Paper (item #150447) to create the background. I die cut one of the detailed frames from the Ornate Frames Dies which is a part of the Spooktacular Bash Bundle (item #153040) along with the Spooktacular Bash stamp set. When you order the bundle, you save 10%. I stamped the bottles image with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored the images with Stampin' Blends Markers. I fussy cut out the bottles and added them to the frame.

To create the sentiment, I stamped the image in Versamark ink onto Pumpkin Pie cardstock and heat embossed it with Shimmer Black Embossing Powder for a little sparkle. I die cut the sentiment using one of the dies from the Ornate Frames Dies. I attached a piece of Basic Black 3/8" Scalloped Edge Ribbon (item $150449) across the card front with Snail Adhesive and attached the designer series paper layer to the card base with Snail Adhesive.

To assemble the card, I attached the sentiment label over the ribbon with Stampin' Dimensionals and attached the frame above it with Stampin' Dimensionals, centering it above the sentiment. To finish it off, I added a little Clear Wink of Stella to the bottle images for a touch of shimmer.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog today. I hope that you enjoy my card design and that it inspires you to create your own fun projects for this spooky occasion. If you live in the U.S. and do not already have a demonstrator, please contact me and I would be happy to help you.

Now it's time to visit Anastasia's blog and see what she has create this month. Just click the Next button below to visit her blog. I hope you enjoy the rest of our blog hop.

Anastasia

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Tricia Butts
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Friday, September 20, 2019

SBTD Halloween Blog Hop

Welcome to the SBTD's Halloween Blog Hop as we share some fun ideas to help you get ready for this spooky holiday. You will be visiting with Stampin' Up! demonstrators around the world as we share our projects to help inspire you.

When I think of Halloween, I think of treat packaging and the new Coffin Treat Boxes (item #150451) in the new 2019 Holiday Catalog are a Spooktacular way to give out candy on Halloween night. I embossed both the top and the bottom of the treat box with the Stylish Scroll Embossing Folder (item #150665) to add some texture and then I sponged the surfaces with the Silvery Shimmer Delicata Pigment ink to distress the coffin and add a touch of shimmer.

To decorate the top of the box, I used the Dracula image and Creepy sentiment from the Spooktacular Bash stamp set (item #150544) and heat embossed it with Shimmer Black Embossing powder for a little added sparkle. I die cut the images using the coordinating Ornate Frames Dies (item #150664). When you order both the stamp set and coordinating dies as a bundle, you can save 10% (Spooktacular Bash Bundle item #153040).

I attached the die cut images to the top of the coffin using Stampin' Dimensionals. To finish off the coffin, I added Very Vanilla 3/8" Scalloped Lace Trim (item #149593) to the inside of the coffin lid for a vintage look. This cute little coffin was simple to create and will hold a enough candy to keep any trick or treater happy.

Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog today. I hope that my project will help inspire you to create your own spooky Halloween projects to celebrate the holiday. If you live in the U.S. and do not already have a demonstrator, please contact me and I would be happy to help you.

Now it's time to visit Courtenay's blog and see what she has to share with us this month. Please click the Next button below to visit her blog. I hope you enjoy the rest of our blog hop.