Haunted Lantern

Hello and welcome back - yes it's me again. Did I mention that I really love Halloween????

Ha ha once or twice maybe. Yes I love it and I love spookifying everything in sight.

This time it happen to the amazing Lantern 3D Hanging Floral Grille from the Pushing Petals Kit

It's made from AC Cardstock in Charcoal and Rouge along with some Bazzill Bling Cardstock in a light grey.

The blood border and bloody handprint are from the Silhouette Design Store (Design ID #223575 by Sophie Gallo and Design ID #98189 by Jamie Cripps)

The flowers are from Prima - some single ones that I just put together how I liked and the brads are from my rather large stash.

The Cameo, spider and burlap bow are from Ideaology by Tim Holtz and the spider web is available everywhere these days I think LOL.....

It's a very easy but detailed lantern to make - not that large but that's how I like it. It looks awesome in my kitchen with some of my other Halloween decorations.

Thanks for stopping by today….more coming up soon so stay tuned!

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Cards For Your Halloween Witches

One of my favorite parts of Halloween is the witches. 

Not the scary demonic kind, I like the cute little fun witches with their big hats and fancy shoes!

Tracy here from the Idea Closet.

Today, in honor of all those cute witches, I have three cards to share.

First up is the Cauldron Impossible Card.

Don't let the name fool you, this card is actually pretty easy to put together.

It folds flat for mailing and then pops open  for a little bit of decor.  

Such a fun card- and Jodi actually has 4 impossible cards.

If you like the cauldron, how about the Cauldron Hidden Gift Card Holder.

This card has a lot of cute extras.

It comes with a tag.

I changed my tag up a bit and added two spiders with Epoxy middles (sorry the picture doesn't do it justice).

Add the spiders with foam pop dots and they look like they are about to jump off the tag!

Gift Cards are better than candy almost any time. Place one in the hidden holder and slip it into the cauldron.

Who wouldn't love that surprise?

Last is the Witch Hat Rocker Card.

I love the 3D bow on this card.

For all of the cards, I used  Frost White liquid ink applied with a make up sponge, to give the black a little more of a scuffed up look.

I hope you enjoyed these cards and will try one for yourself.

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Halloween Cards with Beth

Hello all!  Beth from Beth's Beauties here with you.  I send out Halloween cards every year, so that is what I decided to do for today's project.

The ornaments on the front of the cards (candy corn and pumpkin) are files from the JGW Halloween Ornaments Tree.  I cut them out at the imported size and simply cut out the rest of the card elements by hand.

The papers I used are all from DCWV's Spooky Halloween stack.  I embellished with Orange Licorice and Orange Limeade Trendy Twines as well as sequins.  The sentiments were from the APB Happy Halloween stamp set.  You can stop by my blog for more details!

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Poison and Potion

Happy Sunday and YES! It's October….the month of Halloween - my favorite time of year.

I just love to decorate my house for Halloween. The kids are getting older and they don't care as much for Halloween as the Evil Queen of a Mother, but I don't care. I decorate for me and whom else that like it.

I also enjoy making the decor myself and find it especially fun to Halloweenify ordinary files into something creepy.

That's what I did with the following bottles: The 3D Love Potion Bottle from the JGW Cupids Aim kit, the Myrrh Bottle from the JGW Gifts for the King kit and the Love Potion Bottle:

For these spooky potion and poison bottles, I used AC Cardstock in Black, Plum, White and Apricot. 

All edges are inked with Distress Ink and White Chalk ink from Ingvild Bolme.

I made some panels for the large bottle embossed it with a Swirly Embossing folder from Sizzix.

I also made these bottles into luminaries. I cut some different shapes (from the Witches High Top Boot from the JGW Bewitched Botique kit, Scratch Marks Design ID #118964 in the Silhouette Design Store along with the Skull Design ID #20905) Then I glued vellum behind the cutouts and finally I decorated with gems and various trinkets from my stash.

I found some cool strings of LED lights designed for bottles and used these in the large and small bottle. For the medium bottle I dropped in a color shifting LED light.

Now they are part of my spooky Halloween decorations in my living room and the truth be told....I think the kids like them.

Thanks for joining me today - I'll be back soon with more spooky Halloween projects.

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Movie Box Card ~ with Cyndy G

Hello crafty friends.  Today I am sharing a project from SVG Attic.  I needed a quick birthday card so I went to one of my favorites, the Movie Box Card from CG Box Cards.  The card goes together very quickly.

One of my favorite things about this card is the pocket on the back that holds a gift card.  Thank you for stopping today.

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Cyndy G

Knock, Knock, Knocking

Hello all. Sonja with Sugar Bean Cards here with my latest SVG Attic project!

This was one of those projects that I started off with something else in my head and it quickly turned into something different and better than the original idea.

I embossed the "wood" slats with the Sizzix Big Shot and a We're Memory Keepers wood embossing folder.

Then I dry brushed some white ink onto the slats to give it the aged look. And added some vellum roses inked with purple and black ink.

Next I popped in some purple LED lights into the roses as suggested by another excellent crafter and called it good!

Materials Used: 

• Die Cut Machine
• Silhouette Cameo 3
• Silhouette Studio-Designer Edition
• Adhesive
• Aleene's Original Tacky Glue
• SnapDragon/SVG Attic file ~Coffin Treat Box

FTC disclaimer: I received some of these products for free but was not compensated for writing this post. To view my complete disclaimer, click here.

Dad's Boat

Hello,  Tanya from Crafting on Caffeine here. I first off I want to tell you all that this is my last post with SVG Attic!  I have loved my time, but it's time for me to move on.  I just don't have the time to put in to give it what it needs. The Design Team is filled with amazing designers and I will for sure be stalking ALL of them!

Now on to my project. I created a boat for my FIL.  

Using Grab the Bait Kit. 

Doodlebug cardstock 

and my Silhouette

This boat was so much fun to put together! 

Thank you for stopping by and thanks again to SVG Attic for this amazing oppertunity!