Ready for Halloween?

A fun treat for your Trick or Treaters!  

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Stamps:  Ghostly Greetings, In the Shadows

Cardstock:  Onyx, Sugar, Seattle Pinstripe, Mysterious Manor

Ink:  Onyx Versafine

Other:  Ghostly Greetings Die Set, Circle Nestabilities, Copic Markers

Amuse Studio In the Shadows

The gals at Amuse Studio created this clever card using the die to cut the spooky ghost and then used Pearl Stickers for his eyes.  

Amuse Studio's Mysterious Manor paper is perfect to wrap up some mini candy bars.  

Amuse Studio Bat Treat Bag

A quick and easy treat bag for your Trick or Treaters!  

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Stamps:  In The Shadows

Cardstock:  Habanero, Onyx

Ink:  Onyx Versafine

Other:  Onyx Organdy Ribbon, Cello Gusset Bags, Bat trio Die Set, Die Cutting Machine, Detail Scissors, Mini glue dots

Cutting Instructions:  

Habanero cardstock ½" x 2 ¾"

Small piece of Onyx card stock for small bat dies

Stamp the sentiment in the center of the Habanero card stock strip using Onyx Versafine ink.  Trim the edges of the Habanero card stock strip with detail scissors.  Die cut bats from a small piece of Onyx card stock.  

Adhere the largest bat die cut to the right side of the Habanero card stock strip. Use scissors to trim sealed end off of the gusset bag.  Cinch the ends of bag closed with Onyx organdy ribbon.  Tie in a knot and trim the ends.  

Fill bag with small candies and cinch other end of the bag closed with Onyx organdy ribbon.  Adhere Habanero card stock strip to the front of the treat using mini glue dots.

Spider Web Treat Bag

Spider web treat bag by Amuse Studio!

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Stamps:  That's the Ticket, In the Shadows, Wicked Web

Cardstock:  Margarita

Ink: Versamark, Mushroom, Onyx

Other:  Medium Glassine Bag, White Embossing Powder, Onyx Baker's Twine, Washi Tape to seal bag, Ticket Die, Die Cutting Machine, Static Magic, Heat Tool

Cutting Instructions:  

Margarita cardstock 1 ½" x 7" (for ticket die, will create 3 ticket shapes)

Prep the front of the medium glassine bag with static magic.  Carefully stamp the spider web image in Versamark ink on the glassine bag 3 times.  Cover the stamped images in white embossing powder and tap off the excess.  Heat emboss.  

Fill bag with dark chocolate candies/chocolates and fold over to create pouch.  Seal with washi tape on the back.  

Die cut the tickets from Margarita card stock.  Tear apart ticket shapes.  Stamp ticket border from That's the Ticket in Mushroom ink on the die cut shape.  Carefully rub the edges of the ticket shape with Mushroom ink to create an aged look.  Stamp the sentiment in the center of the Margarita ticket shape using Mushroom Ink.  Stamp the spiders from Wicked Web on the edges of the ticket shape in Onyx Ink.  Adhere ticket shape to the front of the glassine bag.  Tie Onyx Baker's twine around the corners of the glassine bag. 

Boo to You!

I have a ghost theme going on today.  The card at the top left was made by the gals at Amuse Studio.  I didn't have that exact ghost or that color of Splash so my card is a little different version using similar products.  I found the Rice Krispie treats idea online and thought it looked pretty simple and fun to make!  

Amuse Studio Products:    SHOP AMUSE STUDIO

Stamps:  In The Shadows, Ghostly Greetings

Cardstock:  Onyx, Sugar, Fiesta 6x6 patterned paper

Ink:  Onyx Versafine, Habanero Splash Spray, Orange Splash Spray

Other:  Onyx Baker's Twine, Boo Word Die, Corner Chomper, 3D Foam Adhesive

The Onyx card stock is 4 ¼" square.  Spray the Splash Ink on the script patterned paper from the Fiesta paper pack.  Allow to dry.  Die cut the word "boo" from a small piece of Sugar card stock.  Stamp and cut the ghost shape from a piece of Sugar card stock.  Adhere script patterned paper square to Sugar card stock layer.  Adhere "boo" die cut to the Onyx layer.  Adhere all layers to Onyx card base.  Use the ½" side of the corner chomped to round all four corners of the card base.  Tie Onyx baker's twine around the left side of the card.