I have a couple of Halloween party ideas for today.
Now that I have young children in the house, they want decorations for every holiday.
One of my go to types of decorations is a simple shape and I stand it up on a rosette. They are quick and easy and you don't have to glue the shape to the base. Two pieces means easier storage for next year.
I used the Salem Heights collection for the pumpkin and rosette. I cut out an orange pumpkin and backed it with dead man's parlor. I made a mirror image of the pumpkin and background and glued all four cuts together. On one side I cut some triangles and a smile out of midnight velvet and the other side "Trick or Treat".
The rosette is made with spooky town bash. A black bow,a stem and a leaf with the clover velvet and a rose made out of Corinne-sunshine finish it off.
What's a Halloween party without a costume contest? The first thing I thought of were prize ribbons when I saw the SPOOKS dimensional elements.
The stickers are already so cute it didn't take much to make a cute ribbon.
I made a small rosette for the base, glued some ribbon streamers, then added a couple layers of circle cuts and the sticker. Glue a pin on the back and you have perfect prizes for your little monsters. The striped paper is from the Cheery Brights stack and the lattice ribbon is punched from Midnight velvet.
Happy crafting,
Jules
One of my go to types of decorations is a simple shape and I stand it up on a rosette. They are quick and easy and you don't have to glue the shape to the base. Two pieces means easier storage for next year.
I used the Salem Heights collection for the pumpkin and rosette. I cut out an orange pumpkin and backed it with dead man's parlor. I made a mirror image of the pumpkin and background and glued all four cuts together. On one side I cut some triangles and a smile out of midnight velvet and the other side "Trick or Treat".
The rosette is made with spooky town bash. A black bow,a stem and a leaf with the clover velvet and a rose made out of Corinne-sunshine finish it off.
What's a Halloween party without a costume contest? The first thing I thought of were prize ribbons when I saw the SPOOKS dimensional elements.
The stickers are already so cute it didn't take much to make a cute ribbon.
I made a small rosette for the base, glued some ribbon streamers, then added a couple layers of circle cuts and the sticker. Glue a pin on the back and you have perfect prizes for your little monsters. The striped paper is from the Cheery Brights stack and the lattice ribbon is punched from Midnight velvet.
Happy crafting,
Jules
I love the award ribbons! Any child will be thrilled to win one of those!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea. I'll make some for my work party!
ReplyDeleteCarla from Utah
Adorable ribbons, such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the ribbon idea.
ReplyDeleteTwo days in a row that you have "Wowed" me with your beautiful creations! You are an artist with paper! LOVE the ribbons!
ReplyDeleteAdorable projects! TFS! Love the way you used the border punch to make the streamers of the ribbons! -Alisa
ReplyDeleteI love love love the rosettes. The colors are perfect and the ribbons so beautiful. Love the party decor as well. TFS
ReplyDeleteCute decorations! Love the idea of standing something up on a rosette! The little ones sure do love decorations!
ReplyDeleteDarling prize ribbons. I love the lattice punch.
ReplyDeleteThe ribbons are adorable! I may have to remember those for the end of the school year when we give everybody their class awards :)
ReplyDeleteHow fun!! Love the award ribbons
ReplyDeleteLlohmeyer@graniteschools.org
I love the award ribbons!! What a neat idea!! And so simple! Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteI am soooo into rosettes right now. Those prize awards are awesome.
ReplyDeleteThese are great for the holidays. Wonderful ideas.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to stand the designs on top of a rosette TFS!
ReplyDeleteThose ribbons are pretty sweet!
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