Patiently waited for the UPS man to show up yesterday with my order from Stampin' Up!. I was afraid it had been rescheduled because I hadn't seen it all day. Finally at 6:32 PM it was delivered. I've NEVER received a delivery that late, wow ! I hoped it would be here early enough to work on the project I had in mind. It's one of those "It is a neat idea in my mind, but will I be able to make it work the way I want to" projects....... inspired by several punch art projects, I wanted to make something for display. So I spent the morning today trying to bring it to life and here it is; it turned out okay (the photos leave a lot to be desired though)
All supplies are from Stampin' Up!
Stamps:
Vine jumbo - wheel
Stipple Plaid - background
Teeny Tiny Wishes
Punches:
Two Step Owl Extra Large - for owl and ghost
Butterfly Extra Large- for pumpkin vine leaves; I timmed the lower portion of the wing off to create the leaves, but they could easily be cut freehand
Small Oval - for pumpkin
1" Circle - for pumpkin
Card Stock:
Chocolate Chip textured - owl; pumpkin stems
Early espresso - owl tummy
Basic Black - owl and ghost eyes
Whisper White - ghost; owl eyes
Pumpkin Pie - pumpkins and the "ribbon" on the roll
Always Artichoke - field, vines, leaves
Summer Sun - owl beak
Ink: mostly used for sponging on the edges of the punched pieces
Going Gray - ghost
Early Espresso - owl
Whisper White Craft - owl
Pumpkin Pie - pumpkins; stamped Stipple Plaid for ribbon
Always Artichoke - vine wheel
Basic Black - to stamp Happy Halloween
Extras:
cardboard ribbon roll - love finding new uses for "trash"
acrylic craft paint - to paint the rim inside the roll
twig - and a real spider web attached!
craft pellets or sand to weight down the cardboard roll
adhesives
scissors
tweezers - were helpful with the itty bitty parts
Stampin' sponge - to sponge ink on the edges of card stock
dowel - to wrap thin card stock strips around to create vines
Thanks for looking =)
Edited November 13th: I entered this project in the soshelli.com Fabulous Fall challenge. It did not win, but here are the winners:
http://stampinandscrapinbee.blogspot.com/2010/10/ever-want-to-make-christmas-crackers.html
http://butternutsagedesigns.blogspot.com/2010/08/back-to-school-teacher-gift.html
http://www.stampingmoon.com/2010/10/mrs-frankie-goes-to-hollywood.html
http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/aprils/blog
http://inkadinkadoodle.com/?p=2875
http://addinkandstamp.blogspot.com/2010/10/thanksgiving-bitty-boxes-and-more.html
Very nice! I think your idea came together very well. Much better than some of the ones in my head do!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing project! I love the colors! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love love love it!!! Darn it - why can't you live across the street!!
ReplyDeleteLove how this turned out.
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Heather,
ReplyDeleteSo cool and creative. Don't you just love it when the big brown truck arrives!!!
Following you back. Thanks for checking out my blog too.
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Super creative once again!
ReplyDeleteHeather, I love it!!!! Wow!
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This is super cool, love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very cute 3-D project, Heather...that owl punch has stolen my heart, too!
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thanks!!
Fabulous project! Thanks for the follow! Returning the follow courtesy of Stampin' Connection...TFS ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this display, Heather! How creative and what a fun centerpiece or decoration. That little owl is cute wherever he perches, but this is just too cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind comments on my blog. I love your project. It turned out soooo cute.
ReplyDeleteI am follwing your blog from SC. Thanks for following mine.
Thanks for following me. Now following you too!! Love your cute Halloween tree. What a great idea on using your old ribbon spools!
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