If
you have arrived from Debbie's Blog you are in the right place - if not, please start at the
beginning HERE.
Today
sees the Halloween/Fall blop hop, showcasing the fabulous, recently released new digital images
from Whimsy Stamps. With exclusive designs from Crissy
Armstrong, Melissa Jenkins ,Katie Sowa and Ann Vento All will be
available for download upon completion of purchase. Each download will
contain a zip file with 3 versions of the image, a JPEG, TIFF, and
PNG all at 300dpi resolution. Images can be flipped, rotated, or
resized to fit project needs.
Our blog hop will run until 12 noon EST 22nd October. Please leave comments along the way as there will be two Mystery DT Members who will each be choosing a winner from the comments left on their hop posts! These winners will each win a Whimsy digi image of their choice.
The Grand winner of the hop, chosen from the very last stop, receive 5 new digital stamps of their choice from Whimsy, and will also get a chance to use those new digital images as a guest designer for Whimsy for a month ......and why not take part in the Whimsy Monthly challenge, you can read all about it here.
Our blog hop will run until 12 noon EST 22nd October. Please leave comments along the way as there will be two Mystery DT Members who will each be choosing a winner from the comments left on their hop posts! These winners will each win a Whimsy digi image of their choice.
The Grand winner of the hop, chosen from the very last stop, receive 5 new digital stamps of their choice from Whimsy, and will also get a chance to use those new digital images as a guest designer for Whimsy for a month ......and why not take part in the Whimsy Monthly challenge, you can read all about it here.
There
were some corkers in these recent releases and I was spoilt for choice - again lol! I finally decided on using not one, not two but SIX digi images for this project!
I decided against a card as we don't really celebrate Halloween to much in the UK. It is however becoming more popular and this year I'm taking the children "Trick or Treating" and we're having a party at ours afterwards for some of their friends - so invitations and little table decorations were top of my list!! Here's what I came up with....................
and in close up....a haunted house, designed myself - and I forgot the chimney (darn lol)
Here I used four Halloween sentiments from Anne Vento's Raindrop Echo range (available HERE). Aren't they just fab - two form the images in the little windows - PERFECT!!
Just caught on camera is the "Witches Broom" by artist Katie Sowa's Big Hugs range - available HERE.
Next I made a little box shaped house for candy and sweets, decorated with another of Ann's fabulous Halloween sentiments with a brad for the door handle.
I discovered a template HERE for this little box whilst searching the internet. The roof isn't fixed so you can fill up with treats. These were a HUGE hit with my children (aged 10 and 7) and both creations provoked a resounding "WOW!" from each of them. Its really added to their excitement for hosting their first Halloween Party and we've since had loadsa fun making more together as part of our party preparations.
Don't forget to leave some love along the way as their will be 2 random blogs chosen among us, these 2 chosen blogs will then pick a winner.
I decided against a card as we don't really celebrate Halloween to much in the UK. It is however becoming more popular and this year I'm taking the children "Trick or Treating" and we're having a party at ours afterwards for some of their friends - so invitations and little table decorations were top of my list!! Here's what I came up with....................
and in close up....a haunted house, designed myself - and I forgot the chimney (darn lol)
Here I used four Halloween sentiments from Anne Vento's Raindrop Echo range (available HERE). Aren't they just fab - two form the images in the little windows - PERFECT!!
Just caught on camera is the "Witches Broom" by artist Katie Sowa's Big Hugs range - available HERE.
Next I made a little box shaped house for candy and sweets, decorated with another of Ann's fabulous Halloween sentiments with a brad for the door handle.
I discovered a template HERE for this little box whilst searching the internet. The roof isn't fixed so you can fill up with treats. These were a HUGE hit with my children (aged 10 and 7) and both creations provoked a resounding "WOW!" from each of them. Its really added to their excitement for hosting their first Halloween Party and we've since had loadsa fun making more together as part of our party preparations.
Don't forget to leave some love along the way as their will be 2 random blogs chosen among us, these 2 chosen blogs will then pick a winner.
Now you need to head over to Heike's Blog to continue the hop.
I do hope you like my efforts, thanks for stopping by and good luck.
Mel X
