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It's only a week until Halloween!


Designer: Tracey Taylor

As if the adorable Countdown Calendar wasn't cute enough,
Tracey couldn't resist to create this fun
and Spooktacular Halloween Banner too!!

She used lots of wonderful black netting and
lots of fun paper and stickers from our Halloween Collection!
This looks so cute to decorate your mantle with :)


supplies:
GP 452, 446, 455, 450 & black glitter cardstock
EC 007, ESG 007, EC oo6
tags are MSS 034















designer: Alicia Barry



Having lots of cute paper and cutting it apart and
creating her own unique layouts are what Alicia does best!!
This amazing layout is filled with bit and pieces of
all of our Halloween papers. She popped them up and
layered them in just the perfect way!!

supplies: GDC 110, 443, 456, 457, 455, 450 & 452





designer: Tina Guigui



This fun box is actually an old donut box that
was recycled and recovered and put lots
of cute stickers on to give special treats in :)


designer: Tina Guigui




designer: Ann-Katrin

What a cute idea!!! Our Ann-Katrin made this layout
with the empty frame of her chipboard letters
and added our Halloween paper and embellishments.
Just finish it off with a little distress ink and wha-laa!!
supplies: GCBA004, GP 457


designer: Karen Thind


supplies: GP 452, 455, 448 & 318






designer: Rita Barakat

supplies: GP 455, 453 & 318

Have a great weekend and make something fun :)
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