Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Say Eek! if You Love Rosettes

Craft with Beth: Spooky Cat Spooky Night DSP Halloween Garland Banner Rosette Rosettes Stampin Up

I love a rosette! And, I love a rosette banner even more! This frightful little rosette banner is hanging underneath the mantle in my family room. Rosettes are super easy and quick to make using the Simply Scored Board.

The rosettes measure 5" in diameter. So, I cut 2 pieces of Spooky Night Designer Series Paper for each rosette that measured 2-1/2" x 12". I scored each piece of Designer Series Paper every 1/2".

For the embellishment I die cut the largest stitched oval, the second largest oval, and the largest scalloped oval in Very Vanilla, Basic Black, and Cajun Craze cardstock, respectively. I also die cut the word eek plus an exclamation mark from the Large Letters Framelits with Basic Black cardstock.

Craft with Beth: Spooky Cat Spooky Night DSP Halloween Garland Banner Rosette Rosettes Stampin Up

I attached a small piece of Shimmery Black Ribbon to the back of each rosette. The string to hang each of the rosettes is also Shimmery Black Ribbon. Can I just say I am madly in love with all of the ribbons this year?! I am already on my second spool of Shimmery Black Ribbon, and I plan on ordering more!
 
Craft with Beth: Spooky Cat Spooky Night DSP Halloween Garland Banner Rosette Rosettes Stampin Up

I was having so much fun making rosettes, I couldn't help myself and made this witchy Cat Punch rosette. I added a longer ribbon on the back to drape around a wine bottle or hang as an ornament.

Thanks for stopping by!
Beth

Witch's Hat Treat Tote


Craft with Beth: Envelope Punch Board Treat Holder Tote Witchs Witches Hat Spooky Cat Halloween
 
Here is a fa-boo-lous variation on the Spooky Cat treat holder I posted last Thursday. I changed the patterned paper to the Pumpkin Pie mosaic pattern and the embellishment in the center to the witch's hat stamp. I think this treat tote would be fantastic in Christmas Designer Series Paper for holding stocking stuffers.

Thanks for stopping by!
Beth


Witch's Hat Envelope Punch Board Treat Tote Supply List
Stamps
146014 Spooky Cat Bundle
Paper
144610 Spooky Night Designer Series Paper
101650 Very Vanilla
105117 Pumpkin Pie
Ink
140931 Basic Black Archival
126944 Daffodil Delight
Embellishments
104430 Dimensionals
144129 Black Shimmery Ribbon
144639 Black Rhinestones
Tools
133774 Envelope Punch Board
143710 Oh My Stars Embossing Folder
141705 Layering Circles Framelits
143263 Big Shot
141491 Classic Label Punch
138995 Tear & Tape

Eat if You Dare Treat Holder

This festive treat holder, made using the Envelope Punch Board, is the perfect size to hold a Reese peanut butter pumpkin.

Craft with Beth: Spooky Cat Reese Treat Holder Envelope Punch Board Halloween Box

To determine the box size, I measured the Reese peanut butter pumpkin. I then calculated the width, depth, and height of the finished box. The depth is 3-1/4". The width is 2". The height is 1".

Craft with Beth: Spooky Cat Reese Treat Holder Envelope Punch Board Halloween Box

I started with a 6" x 6" piece of Basic Black cardstock. When you make a box with the Envelope Punch Board, you will punch and score twice on each side instead of only once like with an envelope. My first punch on the Envelope Punch Board was 1-7/8".  My second punch was 3-1/4". So, start with your cardstock at the 1-7/8" line, punch, and score. Then slide your cardstock to the 3-1/4" line, punch, and score. Rotate 90 degrees to the left and repeat. Repeat for all 4 sides of the cardstock.

Cut your side tabs. Add Tear and Tape to the flaps. Fold up your box, pressing firmly on the Tear and Tape to secure the sides together.

Craft with Beth: Spooky Cat Reese Treat Holder Envelope Punch Board Halloween Box

Adhere the side panels. Wrap a 7-1/2" x 1" piece of Lemon Lime Twist cardstock around the center of the box and secure in the front. Wrap a 7-1/2" piece of Basic Black Crochet Trim around the center of the Lemon Lime Twist belly band and secure in the front. The embellishment will hide the seams.

Stamp and adhere the top embellishment. Place the Reese treat inside and close the box. Your treat holder is ready for delivery.

Eat If You Dare Treat Holder Measurements

Paper
Dimensions
Box Base
Basic Black
6” x 6”
Front Panel
Perfect Plum
2-1/16” x 3-1/4”
Whole Lot of Lovely DSP
1-15/16” x 3-1/8”
Side Panels (2)
Perfect Plum
3/4" x 3-1/4”
Whole Lot of Lovely DSP
5/8” x 3-1/8”
Top & Bottom Panels (2)
Perfect Plum
3/4" x 2-1/8”
Whole Lot of Lovely DSP
5/8” x 2”
Belly Band
Lemon Lime Twist
1” x 7-1/2”
Scalloped Oval
Perfect Plum
2” x 3”
Stitched Oval
Whisper White
2-1/2” x 2-1/4”

Thanks for stopping by!
Beth


Eat If You Dare Treat Holder Supply List
Stamps
#144749 Spooky Cat
Paper
#121045 Basic Black
#101889 Perfect Plum
#144245 Lemon Lime Twist
#100730 Whisper White
#144110 Whole Lot of Lovely Designer Series Paper
Ink
#140931 Archival Basic Black
#144086 Lemon Lime Twist
#126963 Perfect Plum
#126952 Tempting Turquoise
Embellishments
#144611 Basic Black Vintage Crocheted Trim
#104430 Stampin’ Dimensionals
#141897 Clear Wink of Stella
Tools
#141706 Layering Ovals Framelits
#145372 Stitched Shapes Framelits
#133774 Envelope Punch Board
#138995 Tear and Tape
#143263 Big Shot