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It's not too early for Hallowe'en, is it?

I attended an all-day crop on Saturday, so I had to have a fun project to work on. The majority of my cardmaking supplies are currently in storage... so I had to make a quick trip to Michael's to get some of my supplies for this project.

I decided to make Halloween treat cups. Inspired by some Pinterest projects I have seen, this is what I came up with:


I got the coffee cups at Dollarama (package of 10 for $2). I peeled the brown wraps that they came with off (easily), and covered them with my own cardstock/patterned paper. I just traced the outline of the wrap and cut the card stock to fit.

I was very lucky that a fellow CTMH consultants let me borrow their Halloween stamp sets to complete the project: Eek and Shriek (B1429); Halloween Greeting (D1605); Creepy Creatures (C1522); and Frightfully Fun (B1453).

I absolutely LOVE the Frightfully Fun set. The "greetings" are too cute and the images are fantastic for colouring. On page 41 of Annual Inspirations, they use this stamp set (and Trick or Treat Sweets B1460) to make pencil toppers. So many projects, so little time!

Other Supplies:

Patterned paper: Recollections (Halloween paper chain kit)
Baker's twine: Recollections
"Boo!" Ribbon: Michael's
Inks: CTMH Exclusive Inks in Gold Rush and Archival Black (for colouring!)
Markers: Shin Han alcohol markers, assorted

Special little people will get these treat cups on Halloween! I'm going to fill them with some candy and Halloween-themed toys.

Thanks for looking :)

Comments

  1. EstherT23 September 2014 at 04:47

    These are so cute - I wish you were on our trick-or-treat route! :)

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