Next, the mummy imaged was stamped and colored with Copic pens. At BFC I bought the Tim Holtz dusty Concord Distress dauber which was used to smudge the background. A frame for the image was cut using the Sizzix decorative frame die which I also purchased from BFC. The framed image was adhered to the caddy using pop-dots so that the ribbons had room to be tied onto the caddy handle.
So that the back of the treat caddy wouldn't look too bare, I stamped words and added WOW neon orange glitter (available from BFC). I think that moms who are creative and go all out to make Halloween a fun time for their children need to be treated too, so I plan to put lip gloss, hand cream and other mother pampering goodies in this Halloween treat caddy and give it to a special mom.
Note: Niki G.(Stampn' HI) must be a literature buff because she quickly was able to tell me the poet's name (Lear) that I couldn't remember while writing my last post. Thanks Niki, you saved me from going insane trying to remember.
5 comments:
He is a cute Mummy.. it is my friend who owns the company.. She would be oh so happy to see your post.. This is too cute..
WOW this is so awesome! I am so glad you like the stamp set. I was happy with all of them and I couldn't be happier that everyone that got them is showing off the cute things they made with it. I am so glad my friend Annette shared the link with me. Your project is super cute. Can I share it on our fb page?
Thanks
Deb C
Pink Hippo
Awesome treat bag! I have to remember to use my ribbons on handles...definitely is a festive touch! And yes I'm a bookworm...lol
so great that you decorated the back too! it looks so fun and festive! that caddy die sure looks like it would be handy for lots of occasions.
Haha I love the sentiments!!! and oh my how creative and cute!
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