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Monday, October 10, 2016

Cookie Cutter Christmas Nugget Bags

This is the other project that my Club members made yesterday.  We used the  Cookie Cutter Christmas and Oh, What Fun! sets yesterday to make these Nugget bags. They stamped with Stazon Black ink.   I showed them the Halloween ones I made because a lot of them bought the Cookie Cutter Halloween set.  I love how the new Kraft Rope Trim pulls apart into three stands to make an interesting look.  We wrapped each nugget with 1" x 3" of Warmth & Cheer Designer Series Paper Stack for the Santa and Rudolph.   We used Candy Cane Lane DSP for the Gingerbread person.  We used the Wink of Stella for Santa.  We used the Classic Label Punch to punch out our sentiment.  It is not in the picture above, but I later added the sentiment "Put on a Happy Face" for the gingerbread person and they cut it out with a 1" Circle Punch to attach to the gingerbread person.  Real Red Glimmer paper was used for Rudolph's nose with a 1/2" Circle Punch and the bow is punched out from the Cookie Cutter Builder Punch which also cuts out the Santa, reindeer and gingerbread person.  The cello bags are the 2" x 8" in the Annual Catalog.  We made a tray for inside the bag for the nuggets which was cut 2" x 5" and scored 1/4" on each side.  We used Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green and Crumb Cake for the trays.  They only made one of the bags with the set, so they got to choose which one.  That was a hard decision for them, I'm sure.

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Friday, October 7, 2016

Cookie Cutter Halloween - Fake Needle Syringe


These were too fun to make and such a great idea for a gag gift for someone.  I was inspired by this idea from from Erica Cerwin and Lisa B. Harvey-Reber.  I used the new 3" x 6" gusseted cello bag.  The stamp sets I used were Cookie Cutter Halloween (Dracula), Ghoulish Grunge for the blood dripping stamp and Gorgeous Grunge for the blood drops.  I also used Spooky Fun stamp set for the sentiment.  The Whisper White cardstock is cut at 6-1/4" x 2" and scored at 1-1/2", 2-1/4" and 3".  Then fold and use the 1/2" Circle Punch to insert the needle syringe.  I purchased the fake needle syringe on Amazon. HERE .  There are 24 all red, but a few of mine were broken.  Insert pen into the hole.  Add a tag topper with the Dracula stamp and staple shut.

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Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Cookie Cutter Halloween Earrings

I had so much fun making the Santa earrings, that I had to make some mummy earrings with the Shrinky Dinks. The mummy is from the Cookie Cutter Halloween set. It comes in wood mount #142252 or clear mount #142255.   I stamped it with Black Stazon and punched them out with the Cookie Cutter Builder Punch.  I colored them in with a gray Sharpie and punched a hole at the top with the 1/8" Handheld punch before heating them with the Heat Tool.  The box is made with Basic Black and Pumpkin Pie cardstock as well as Halloween Night Specialty DSP.  The bat is from the Halloween Scenes Edgelit Dies.  Underneath the flap, I stamped a sentiment from the Suite Seasons stamp set.  Again, I watched the video from Julie Davison on how to make the earrings and the box for them.

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