
This snowman is made using a Cuttlebug die and embossing folder called Snow Fun, by Rob and Bob Studio. It can also be used to make baubles.





This project has been in the pipeline for a while. A few years ago I had some chocolates at Hallowe'en time in a witches' hat shaped box. I kept the box and this year made a template for it. This was quite easy - open the box out and draw round it. This could probably be done with almost any box you wanted to make your own version of. I coloured my hat with Distress Inks and then stamped various images onto it. The main image on the front is from Cherry Pie's Gothic Hallowe'en set, which is fabulous and available from Scrapz.
I used textured and flat papers from a K & Co McKenna pad for this project. Then I stamped three Queen's Dresser Drawers images and added them to the arch. I put some Prima flowers and old buttons on as a final touch. I am always on the look out for old buttons. The ones on the flowers on the right of the arch are covered in cloth and can be coloured with inks and chalks. They are quite old - not sure what they were used for.



I am new to this challenge and was very impressed by the quality of the DT cards. I hope this one of mine is up to scratch (if you pardon the pun). I began by placing a black mat on the white card, followed by some paper from DCVW Oriental stack. The pink paper came from Papermania's Oriental Spice pad. I cut the oval ( a bit tricky seeing as I haven't any shape cutting gadgets) and some squares from the black card. On these I put Prima flowers with pearl brads, and a stamped image from the same set as the lovely cat. These stamps are by Pink Cat Studio and are wonderful. I added some colour to the cat with Sakura Stardust gel pens.


