Those acrylic sheets were still sitting on my scrap table from my last card project and I thought I'd make some of these cute little treat boxes using one of my daughter's new Halloween penant sets. The purple Graphic 45 Halloween in Wonderland pattern paper was such a perfect match and in about 15 minutes look what was born. Don't you love that little ghoulie guy with the bat wings (click for larger image)? Susie McCormick offers a great tutorial for these little acrylic treat boxes at Splitcoast Stampers here. There's an entire gallery there in many themes (Valentines, Christmas, etc.) One even holds two golf balls with a "Fore You" tag. Anyway, check it out and also check out Allison's Etsy offerings at Circus Board.
I've entered this in a couple of challenges:
2 Sisters Halloween Challenge. There are some awesome goodies there so check it out!
Fairy Fun Fridays. Tickets and Tags Challenge
Stamp Something Halloween Somethings Challenge.
After putting together some vintage graphic image sets for her Etsy shop, Allison then decided to try her hand at designing paper and her very first set is pretty amazing (I'm trying to be objective here, friends, but it really is). I did a simple quick little layout using her "Child's Garden Set" which features lovely subtle turquoise and peachy tans and the result is a very soft sweet little page featuring my dear granddaughter Lily in her new gardening hat and gloves. She's even included an embellishment set all inspired by this very old children's book illustration (click on image to really see the details but pardon my funky stitching). The files print crisply and color true and just to share, she's sequestered away in her room working on a few more sets as I post this. Goooo Allison!!!
P.S. She also designed my blog header and has promised to redo my blog wallpaper. Yayyy!
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