Welcome to another Creative Circle blog hop. This time an exciting 3D papercraft month! I can't believe how well this turned out! This template is called "Haunted" and you can purchase the pattern here.
I used the Happy Haunting DP and the Spider Web Doilies to create this masterpiece. The Spider Web Doilies were my focal point. I made a couple of these as they were sold immediately at the office. Even my cards were a hit.
Here are my three cards to go with the Haunted! The third card on the right with the Woodland embossed background came in the Top 3 of the SUO Challenge #129. You can view the video here on how it's made here.
GIVEAWAY
For my giveaway prize, I am offering a pre-cut base house to one winner. You just have to add your own embellishments. Add comment here for a chance to win.
My question is, do you dress up for Halloween, and as what?
During the month of October, for all orders of $50 or more to my online
store or through me, you will receive this pre-cut Haunted and tutorial mailed to you.
After you place your qualifying order, I will ship you the pre-cut materials and pattern. If you select 'No Contact' when you order, I have no contact information on you. So please send me an e-mail.
Me & Friends FB hangouts site - Canadian Papercraft Cards Scrapbook. This is a closed private page by invites only.
I don't dress up every year, but the last time I did, I dressed as a butterfly. The long fake eyelashes were the worst part!
ReplyDeleteYour Haunted House design is INSPIRED! I love all the creations using it and would love to win one to play for myself! I'm pretty boring with my costume...I go as a witch every year since I already have the hat, wig and dress! This year I'm going to miss Beggar's Night since I'll be at a stamping retreat...darn!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Connie. Can you send me your mailing address?
DeleteStunning design, as usual. So thankful to be part of your team!
ReplyDeleteStunning design, as usual. So thankful to be part of your team!
ReplyDeleteLove the house. I dress up as a witch because it's so easy to change the little things every year.
ReplyDeleteTheresa N
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