party favors

I love making these nugget favors for every holiday! These are especially cute for Halloween!

I used some scrap paper for covering the hershey nuggets and stamped the sentiment from amuse studio "do you believe in magic" coming in the October collection. 

Trick or Treat

This cute treat bag was made using the lawn fawn bag die. My SIL gave it to me for my birthday and I love it! Amuse has a very similar lunch bag die but it doesn't cut the handle or pink the edge. It is about the same size. I added spooky girlfriend to the front of the bag. Fill with your favorite treats and you have a very cute party favor!

Spooky treats

Regina made these spooky treats for all her Halloween guests. Great job Regina! I love the look of the lime cardstock and black polka dot.

spooky,,,

This is a great card to make for Halloween. It is so easy when you use the new bat dies from amuse studio along with the new onyx chevron ribbon. The screenprint background gives it just enough creepiness and the word "spooky" from the candy corn kisses stamp set is embossed.



Happy Halloween!

Alison carved this wonderful jack-o-lantern a few weeks ago. Spooky!

too cute to spook

This was a fun scrapbook page to put together.

I love the "too cute to spook" set from amuse studio.

 

creepy spider card

My very talented sister made this creepy spider card. She used an embossing folder to make the web and then using a cirlce punch she attached the spider on a thread between layers of paper so that when you open the card the spider spins. So very cool!

mummy treats

My sister made each member of my family one of these mummy treats for Halloween. She took oreo cookies, dipped them in melted white chocolate bark, then drizzled them with more melted bark to make them look like mummies. She added candy eyes found at Michaels and using amuse cardstock and twine made a darling tag. They were yummy mummies!

Spooky!!!

My sister came by my house yesterday and brought me this amazing gift. She used all amuse products to make this Halloween decoration for me. Each wood block is painted black and decorated with amuse studio paper and embellishments. 
Isn't it just darling!? I just can't tell you how much I love it!!

Thank you so much Shari! You are so very talented!

more halloween treats!!

More cute Halloween treats!

 I used the onyx woodgrain cardstock to cover packs of gum. I then cut some wasabi and pumpkin cardstock and stamped them with the "too cute to spook" images.

I just love how these turned out...special thanks to my great SIL for sharing her idea with me :) 

Halloween treats!

I found these "ghoul-aid" packs of kool-aid at Krogers and thought they would make the cutest treats for Halloween. I made a pocket to hold them in and then deocorated the front...cute as can be!

The stamp is from Hampton Art and is called "spooky tree". I used the Martha Stewart punch for the fence along with a cirlce punch for the moon. The paper is Memory Keepers and it is called Spookville.

The bat and sentiment stamp are from amuse|studio "too cute to spook".



Halloween Treat Bags

 I am not sure where these were found but aren't they just adorable!

New Halloween decor

 My talented sister brought this Halloween decor to use for decoration at my open house....so cute!

It was a big hit and as you can see she used some of the amuse holiday products and paper to decorate the painted paper mache hat. I may never want to put it away. Thank you Shari for the witch hat!

A-MUSE-A-PALOOZA AP11 COLOR

Here is my card for the amuse studio Halloween Challenge. You can join in the fun!
Here is how you can play along in the challenge:

Challenge details
Theme: Incorporate orange and onyx into your paper craft project
Keyword: AP11COLOR
Challenge Starts: Monday, August 29, 2011
Challenge Ends: Sunday, September 4, 2011 at 11:59pm Eastern time
Prize:   One random prize winner will receive three A Muse Studio pigment inkpads in winner's choice of colors!

Prize Eligibility
Only persons residing in the United States who are at least 18 years of age may enter.
 
Participation Instructions
Create a design as described in the challenge details.

Your project must feature at least one (1) A Muse Studio stamp image.

Take a picture of it and post it on your blog or public gallery such as Splitcoaststampers.com or twopeasinabucket.com.

If you upload to a public gallery, be sure to include the challenge keyword in the photo description or keyword box.

When you are finished, copy the url/link of your upload and add it in the comments of this challenge post by the specified deadline.  (Sorry, entries posted after the deadline will not be included in the drawing.)

Projects must be new creations not previously posted or submitted to any A Muse Studio contest.  You may submit more than one entry for our design challenges as long as they each meet the requirements.  The more you create, the more chances you have to win!

A winning name will be randomly selected from all those that play!
  

new shoes

My friend, Sylvia, made this darling shoe. It can be a cute little pump or decorated for any holiday. She wrapped a granola bar with paper, tied a ribbon around it and slipped inside the shoe. She punched 5 scallops and adhered them together with a brad and then scrunched them to give a flower effect. Isn't it just darling?! Thank you Sylvia for sharing this wonderful idea.

I used Halloween paper to decorate my shoe.

Here are our shoes next to each other.....not bad for my first try!



simple halloween tags

These tags were so easy to make using mostly punches. Very little stamping was done.