Kraft It Simply Halloween Treats Day 5

Welcome to Day 5, our final day of Got Treats?!

This is a 5 day blog hop between Inking Idaho and Sue, from This Pink Rooster, showcasing her new line of Kraft It Simply die cuts!

We're both showing these as Halloween Treats, but imagine them for any occasion or holiday!

My Day 5 projects feature the French Fry Boxes

Small French Fry Box measures 2-3/16" x 2-7/8" x 3-7/16"

Large French Fry Box measures 2 7/8"W x 3 15/16"L x 4 9/16"H

Products Used

Large and Small French Fry Boxes

Spooky Bold Embossing Folder - I think it may be discontinued. 😕

Brewing With My Gnomies

Citrus Cooler Satin Ribbon

Black Gingham Ribbon

White Gel Pen

Copic Friendly Cardstock (this one is my favorite)

Copic Markers:

Face - E21, E11, E00, E0000

Hat -  W9, W7, W5 and W3

Pot - C9, C7, C5, C3

Greens - G07, G05, YG05, YG25

Purples - RV66, V06, V01

Yellows - YR23, YR24, YR21

Browns - E44, E43, E42, E41

Broom - YR23, YR24, YR27

How Did She Do That?

1. Stamp the Witch and Frankie on the french fry box for placement.
2. Emboss the front of the French Fry Box.  Fold the flaps back (or in) so they don't get caught.  You will still get some embossing on the sides.  I'm so sorry that this folder seems to be sold out, use a polka dot or any other folder.
3. Stamp the Witch and Frankie on Copic friendly cardstock and color.  Hand cut out. (I know, but it's worth it!)
4. Adhere to the French Fry boxes with Foam Tape.
5. Color in the extra bubbles with a White Gel Pen.
6. I colored Copic friendly cardstock with Copic Markers in Green.  Let it dry - really dry.  Stamp the sentiment on it with Black ink.  Layer on Black Licorice cardstock and use for tags.
7. Add candies. 

Large French Fry Box and Small French Fry Box

Small is 10 for $7.50

Large is 10 for $10.00

Head on over to This Pink Rooster to see Sue's project for today! 

I hope you have enjoyed this week of Halloween Treats.  We've really enjoyed bringing them to you!  Thank you for joining us!

Here's a little bonus project using the Pinwheel die cut.

Pinwheels
Pinwheels measure 3"

12 for $6.00

For more creative ideas, please follow me on my social media platforms. 

              

Kraft It Simply Halloween Treats Day 4

Welcome to Day 4 of Got Treats?!

This is a 5 day blog hop between Inking Idaho and Sue, from This Pink Rooster, showcasing her new line of Kraft It Simply die cuts!

We're both showing these as Halloween Treats, but imagine them for any occasion or holiday!

My Day 4 projects feature the Bottle Tag.

It measures 3 x 7-1/2".

Products Used

Bottle Tag

If The Hat Fits Stamp Set and Dies

Spiderwebs Dies

Spooky Boo Dies (spider)

Tag'd Dies

Cardstock - Citrus Cooler, Black Licorice and Copic Friendly Cardstock (this one is my favorite)

Citrus Cooler Satin Ribbon

Black Gingham Ribbon

Versamark Pad and White Embossing Powder

Heat Tool (this is the one I have) 

Hot Glue Gun (this is the one I have)

White Gel Pen

Copic Markers:

Hat -  W9, W7, W5 and W3

Greens - G07, G05, YG05, YG25

Purples - RV66, V06, V01

Oranges - E08, YR09, YR07, YR04 and YR21

How Did She Do That?

1. Cut the tag die in your favorite white cardstock.  I cut the tag reinforcer in Kraft cardstock. Black would look good also.
2. Stamp the sentiment on Black Licorice cardstock in Versamark Ink and emboss with White Embossing Powder. Hand cut the sentiment and adhere to the tag.
3. Cut 1/4" Citrus Cooler Cardstock and 1/2" of your favorite black and white patterned paper and adhere to the bottom of the tag.
4. Stamp the hat on Copic Friendly cardstock and color with Copic Markers.  Die Cut.  Adhere hat to the tag with Foam Tape.
5. Die cut a spider and a web in Black Licorice cardstock.  Adhere the web to the back of the tag as shown and the spider to the front.  I used a white gel pen to make spider eyes.
6. Lace the orange ribbon through the hole.  Tie the ribbon ends together with the Black Gingham Ribbon.
7. Adhere tag to the Bottle Tag.
8. Slip the tag over a bottle. 

Bottle Tag

12 for $6.00

Head on over to This Pink Rooster to see Sue's project for today!

For more creative ideas, please follow me on my social media platforms. 

              

Kraft It Simply Halloween Treats Day 3

Welcome to Day 3 of Got Treats?!

This is a 5 day blog hop between Inking Idaho and Sue, from This Pink Rooster, showcasing her new line of Kraft It Simply die cuts!

We're both showing these as Halloween Treats, but imagine them for any occasion or holiday!

My Day 3 project feature the Tag Box. 

It measures 1-1/4" wide, 2-1/2" long and is 3-1/8" tall.

Products Used

Tag Box

Brewing With My Gnomies (SNEAK PEEK - this set is BRAND NEW and will be released for sale tomorrow night, Thursday, October 1, at 11:59 pm)

Citrus Cooler Satin Ribbon

Black Gingham Ribbon

Copic Friendly Cardstock (this one is my favorite)

Copic Markers:

Face - E21, E11, E00, E0000

Hat -  W9, W7, W5 and W3

Pot - C9, C7, C5, C3

Greens - G07, G05, YG05, YG25

Purples - RV66, V06, V01

Yellows - YR23, YR24, YR21

Broom - YR23, YR24, YR27

How Did She Do That?

1. Stamp the witch on Copic friendly cardstock and color.
2. I used the Tag 1 Extra Small as a pattern for cutting her out.  It is the perfect layering size and exact shape for the Tag Box.
3. Adhere the tag to the box.
4. The sides are supposed to fit flush with the edge, but I set them at an angle and adhered them that way.
5. Bring the front and the back to the top and lace the orange ribbon through both holes.  Tie the ribbon together with the Black Gingham Ribbon. 
6. Fill with the candy of your choice.

Tag Box

10 boxes for $7.50

Tag 1 Extra Small

24 tags for $3.00

Head on over to This Pink Rooster to see Sue's project for today!

For more creative ideas, please follow me on my social media platforms. 

              

Kraft It Simply Halloween Treats Day 2

Welcome to Day 2 of Got Treats?!

This is a 5 day blog hop between Inking Idaho and Sue, from This Pink Rooster, showcasing her new line of Kraft It Simply die cuts!

We're both showing these as Halloween Treats, but imagine them for any occasion or holiday!

My Day 2 projects are using the Small, Medium and Large Treat Bags.

Small measures 2-5/9" x 4"

Medium measures 4-1/4" x 5-1/2"

Large measures 5' x 7'

Products Used

Small, Medium and Large Treat Bags

If The Hat Fits Stamp Set and Dies

Stacking Stars Honey Cuts

Spooky Boo Dies

Mini Clothes Pins

Licorice Twist Twine

Cardstock - Citrus Cooler, Black Licorice, Copic Friendly Cardstock (this one is my favorite)

Copic Markers: 

Hat - W9, W7, W5 and W3  

Hat Band -  RV66, V06, V01  

Buckle - Y28, Y26, YR23 and Y21

How Did She Do That?

1. Fold and assemble the Treat Bag.
2. Adhere a strip of patterned paper (black and white stripe paper is everywhere, so I didn't list a source)  and Citrus Cooler cardstock on the front of the bag.  Tie a couple times around with the twine.
3. Cut stars in Black Licorice and Citrus Cooler and adhere together with foam tape. 
4. Die Cut a Boo from Black Licorice cardstock and adhere to the star.
5. Stamp and color a witch hat on Copic friendly cardstock and die cut.
6. Adhere the mini clothespin to the back of the witch hat.
7. Clip the star and witch hat to the front of the bag.
8. Fill with candy or treats.  The large bag is also perfect for a couple finished A2 cards!

Small, Medium and Large Treat Bags

Small and Medium are 10 bags for $7.50

Large is 10 bags for $10.00

Head on over to This Pink Rooster to see Sue's project for today!

For more creative ideas, please follow me on my social media platforms. 

              

Kraft It Simply Halloween Treats Day 1

Welcome to Day 1 of Got Treats?!

This is a 5 day blog hop between Inking Idaho and Sue, from This Pink Rooster, showcasing her new line of Kraft It Simply die cuts!

When the stay at home order was first mandated, I contacted Sue and had her send a variety of the cuts to a couple friends as a surprise 'I miss you' gift.  I have had so much fun playing with them, I want everyone to know about them!

We're both showing these as Halloween Treats, but imagine them for any occasion or holiday!

My first project is with the Small Tray Basket die cut.  

It measures 2-3/4" x 4" long and is about 1-1/4" deep.  The Small Basket holds a really large palm full of candy corn as shown here.

Products Used

Small Tray Basket Die Cut (I chose the Kraft cardstock, but it is available in a few different cardstocks)

Paper Straw

If The Hat Fits Stamp Set and Dies

Small Feather

A Twig (from my back yard) and Natural Jute

Cardstock - Citrus Cooler, Black Licorice and Copic Friendly Cardstock (this one is my favorite)

Versamark Pad and White Embossing Powder

Heat Tool (this is the one I have) 

Hot Glue Gun (this is the one I have)

Copic Markers: 

Hat - W9, W7, W5 and W3  

Hat Band -  E08, YR09, YR07, YR04 and YR21  

Buckle - Y28, Y26, YR23 and Y21

How Did She Do This?

1. Stamp the sentiment on Black Licorice cardstock in Versamark Ink and emboss with White Embossing Powder.  Trim into a square and layer on Citrus Cooler cardstock.
2. Stamp the hat on Copic Friendly cardstock and color with Copic Markers.  Die Cut
3. Measure 1" on the end of the straw and make 4 slits with scissors. (See photo)  Decide how tall you want your witch to stand in the Small Tray Basket and trim the straw. After the slit, my straw is about 4" tall.
4. Adhere the hat to the sentiment and the sentiment to the straw.
5. Making the broom is similar to making a tassel.  If you have never done it, you might want to find a You Tube video.  Wrap the jute around two fingers about 25 times. Tie it off, trim it and hot glue to the twig.  Hot glue the broom at an angle to the back of the sentiment piece.
6. Add a feather to the hat for fun! 
7. Hot glue all 4 slits flat to the bottom of the Small Tray.  
8. Fill with your favorite Halloween candy. 

Small Tray Basket

10 precut baskets for $7.50

Head over to Sue's This Pink Rooster to see what Got Treats? project she has for us today!

For more creative ideas, please follow me on my social media platforms.