Best Creations Halloween

 Another fun line from Best Creations that makes pages and cards quick and easy! 

All Patterned Paper - Best Creations

All Cardstock -Bazzill, Coredinations

Buttons and Brads - Basic Grey, except bat button - Doodlebug

Rick Rack - from my stash

Stickles

Glitter paper - Petersen Arne

Embossing folder - Cuttlebug

Trick or Treat word sticker - Making Memories

 

 

 

 

Thanks for taking the time to look!  Comments are always welcomed.

Love me some scary Fancy Pants!

I LOVE Halloween!  But if you looked in my scrapbooks you'd never know that!  You'd probably think I'm not really that into Halloween by the lack of Halloween pages.  So over the last few weeks I've been working on rectifying that.  I have a stack of photos I am working hard to get onto pages.  Here's a selection of pages and cards I created from the Fancy Pants October 31 line.  Love it!!!  Might be all the purple - but I definitely love it.

All supplies are Fancy Pants unless noted. (Cardstock is Coredinations and Bazzill)

Apologies for the foggy looking photo on the right hand side.  There's actually a transparency over it and I have yet to figure out how to accurately photograph that.

 

Bling spider Web - Basic Grey, Orange Rhinestone swirls - Zva Creative

Halloween word stickers - Making Memories, Fence border- SEI, Lettering - Thickers

 

Glitter letters - Thickers, Black sparkle velvet ribbon- Making Memories, Glitter Paper - Petersen Arne

 Rhinestones - The Paper Company

Velvet ribbon - Making Memories
Glitter Paper - Petersen Arne

This card was hand cut (eyeballed!) around the die cut in the middle.

Rhinestones - The Paper Company , Glitter Paper - Petersen Arne, Ribbon - making Memories

Thanks so much for looking!

More from My Mind's Eye

I have really enjoyed using all the products from MME Lost and Found Christmas line.  Everything just works so well together!  Everything is MME except the inks for the edges. the cardstock (Bassill) and the lettering for Jingles (from my stash).  Thanks for looking!

Christmas Card Holder

I know this isn't a new product from Kaiser Kraft, but I still think this Christmas Tree Card Holder is pretty neat.  I dressed it up in products from MME Lost and Found Christmas line.  I used acrylic paint for the base, the ornaments and the back and applied the patterned paper with modge podge, with which I have a love-hate relationship.  I inked the edges of all the patterned paper pieces and I finished the edges of the tree and the ornaments with gold ink and fine golf embossing powder.  I really like the way it came out.  Now I just have to decide if this is a gift or a keeper.

 

Thanks for taking a look!

(If you'd like to see it in real life, it will be on display at Lila's Scrapbooking.)

Anniversary Card

I've been having loads of fun playing with the MME Lost and Found Christmas line.  There is so much to it and it is so inspiring!  Here's just a sample of what I've been creating (more will be posted next week). My mom asked me to make a card for her friend's 50th Anniversary.  I wish I could have made it more specific to the event (couldn't find my Happy Anniversary stamp) but I was still happy with the final product.

The heart was cut on my Cricut (Home Decor) then pop dotted to the base of the heart.  That was then placed on mulberry paper.  The patterned paper and ribbon are all from MME.

My Minds Eye Lost and Found

I had trouble finding cardstock the right colour pink so I sprayed some neutral toned cardstock with pink smooch for the photo mat.

I love how the new MME lines all coordinate with each other.  It makes it so easy to mix and match!  Here I did two quick layouts with the Lost and Found line.  It's so much fun!  And the best thing is that the colours and patterns all coordinate so the "boys" papers don't have to be for boys and the "girls" papers don't have to be just for girls!  Just mix them up and they're good for any gender or occassion!

A little Salt Air

I had a great time working with cosmo Cricket's new Salt Air line.  I will admit I don't usually go for softer or muted colours but these were really fun to play with!  I love how they went with the pictures of the sand creatures.  The colours from the photos worked great with the colours of the papers.  And of course, black and white photos are fabulous with these papers!

Supplies - Cardstock- Bazzill, Patterned Paper - Cosmo Cricket, Ribbon- from my stash, Pearls - Kaiser, Queen & co, brads - from my stash, Vellum- worldwin, Chipboard letters and stickers - Cosmo Cricket, Markers - Copics.