These sets were both recently made available for as part of a promotion that ends December 31st (or when inventory runs out)....so HURRY and place your order if you want them in your stamp inventory before they are gone forever!
Let's get on to the details of each project, shall we?
The first thing I created was a candy bar wrapper for the Hershey's GIANT-sized chocolate bar. I did so by cutting my Citrus Cooler Cardstock to 8" x 10". Then wrapped it tightly around the candy bar and secured with adhesive runner. To decorate the top of the candy bar, splatter the 'You've Been Boo'd' panel with Electric Lime Silk, Citrus Cooler Silk and Cosmic Grape Silk. Then embellish the top and bottom edges with a black scalloped border and some patterned paper from the Spooky Prints Pad. Super simple and who says it has to be Halloween to wrap up a candy bar, eh? You can wrap up one of these lovelies and decorate it for any holiday---they'd really make GREAT stocking stuffers or perfect treats to hand over to co-workers or the kiddo's teachers.
This next project makes me smile SO big! The Ghost stamp from Ghostly Treats has to be one of my favorites from these two sets......he is just so darling. For this little goodie, I used the Treat Bags and tucked a Ghost-Shaped Sugar Cookie inside, then folded the top over and secured it with a Jumbo Clothespin and Black Licorice Satin Ribbon Bow that was tied by securing two cuts of ribbon (Lavender and Citrus Cooler) caught within the knot. The front was then embellished with two Pennant Dies of the same size, one cut with cardstock and the other with printed stock, and then topped off with the Ghost Stamp colored with the Watercolor Pencils. Before the Ghost is placed onto the Pennant die-cuts, use your stapler to staple four strands of Sequin Trim to dangle from behind the Pennants.
One additional thing I tucked into my 'boo baskets' were these darling little boxes. The top is embellished with the Doily Die, a die-cut vellum Journey Circle splattered with Cosmic Grape Silk, a die-cut Electric Lime Journey Circle and then the stamped image from Ghostly Treats Stamp Set popped up with foam squares. Inside is a donut with icing and festive sprinkles.
Lastly, the 'boo baskets' each needed a greeting Spooktacular greeting card to go with them!
I simply used my River Stone Journey Color Splash Watercolor Pencil to make a puddle of color on the center of a Whip Cream card base. Once dry, I splattered Journey Silver Silk and Electric Lime Silk on the card base before adding my fussy-cut stamped image over top with foam squares. These were colored using Journey Color Splash Watercolor Pencils. The top of the card was accented with a 1/2" strip of Citrus Cooler Cardstock and the bottom was accented with a 1 1/2" strip of Printed Paper. The card was finished off with Special Celebrations Journey Sequins for a little sparkle.
If you've fallen in love with these stamp sets be sure to place your order today!
The stamp sets featured in this blog post were part of the Holiday Mini Catalog that retired on September 30th but were brought back for a short period of time due to popular demand! You can see the full Holiday Extension List HERE! All of these items expire December 31!
Supplies:
Ghostly Treats Stamp Set
Spooktacular Monsters Stamp Set
Ghostly Treats Die Set
Journey Circles Die Set
Doily Die Set
Tag Elements Die Set
Pennant Die Set
Basic Borders Die Set
Black Licorice True Color Fusion Ink Pad
Journey Color Splash Watercolor Pencils
Romance Treat Bags
Sweet Sorbet Treat Cups
Corrugated Treat Box
Clear Bags
Cosmic Grape Silk
Journey Silver Silk
Electric Lime Silk
Citrus Cooler Silk
Wiggle Eyes
Journey Sequins Special Celebration
Black Licorice Journey Thread
Citrus Cooler Satin Ribbon
Black Licorice Satin Ribbon
Lavender Fusion Satin Ribbon
Pearlized Basics Specialty Cardstock
Whip Cream Cardstock
Electric Lime Cardstock
Designer Vellum Prints
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