Monday, October 10, 2011
Some Ghoulish Goodness!
I just love Halloween. It's not a big celebratory event here in Australia, but I do do my bone-chilling best to bring a bit of ghoulish goodness to my home and family's heart each year. Seeing that there is a fair swag of us, we generally try to mark the occassion with either a Halloween party or just deck out our home with a devilish decor and have tons of villainous victuals for all to enjoy throughout the day. I have yet to get cracking on making the most spooktacular banner but I have a few ideas in mind. I have though, gotten a wriggle on my Halloween cards. These are a few of my favorites that I've made thus far. The best bit about these three cards is that they were all made with Papertrey Ink stamps and some of which weren't even Halloween related sets. Just Boo-tiful!
Off I go to get the Cuttlebug cogs cranking while I have a moment free. Thank you so much for stopping by. As always, It's been a tremendous treat. Have a wonderful day!
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Oh, I just love these little spooky creations! You can come and decorate my home for Halloween whenever you;re ready!
Jen, you are so good at creating "spooky" creations. I love all of these cards, but the last one is my all time favorite. I love that houndstooth with the pumpkin spider and that lace. These are so elegant, yet cute all at the same time. I loved them!
These are so great. I love your use of different backgrounds and shapes. The spider web on the second card is perfect.
Jen,
these are great. I thought I saw Wreath for all Seasons on one of them. Looks great. You are so clever.
TFS
Ang
Jen, your cards are just adorable. I love the way you've combined so many patterns and stamps. The Wreath for All Seasons looks great with the spiders and webs.
Love these cards! They are fanstastic. Great use of your stamps.
Such super cute cards, Jen!
Love all three of these cards. They are just so darling. Happy Halloween.
Beautiful. Using a different shape as the base for you card is so creative. The middle card is my favorite with the spider web & wreath for all season.
These are totally adorable and cutely spooky :) :) :) Thanks for the kind comment you left on my blog, I have to get better about visiting others blogs too, sometimes life just gets in the way (how dare it lol!)
They are all very cute!
Really cute and original projects. Love them all!
Oh what cute Halloween projects Jen! Love that little pumpkin bat! So much detail on every project! Too cute to spook! :)
Oh these are fabulous! Each one is adorable!
Love your ghoulish eye candy, Jen! Can't wait to see your spooky banner!
absolutely boo-tiful, mwahahaha. I am not a halloween fan as I have no kids but you sure make me want to get in the spirit. Thanks for the inspiration.
Eeek is right, but in a really gorgeous, cool, adorable kind of way. Keep cranking, that's what I say :)
Omygoodness!! These are adorable! I love the pumpkin spiders, and the papers you used.
I didn't get that stamp set, but now I want it!
Love your cards, they are so BOO-tiful! :0)
Oh my, these are all sweet- love them. Your pumpkin one would qualify:
You should join us at the ABC DT Pumpkin challenge. You can win prizes/products.
http://abcdtchallenge.blogspot.com/
WOW, wow, wow! Jen, you did amazing job with these Halloweenie cards. The little bat with it's corrugated wings and little flower in its hair is just too cute! And adding black lace? Just perfect touches! I think you do Halloween VERY well my friend! Have a great one!
Ohh I love your spook-tastic cards chick. What gorgeous colours you've used :) Thank you for joining us this week over at the Simon Says Stamp challenge. Hugs, Dawny x
These are sooo cute! I love the one with the little spider hanging out under the Wreath for All Seasons, hee! That pumpkin bat with her saucy flower is so adorable! And the pumpkin spider suspended on the button...deeee-vine!
These are absolutely boo-tiful! Great colors and so many wonderful details. Love the different shapes too.
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