Stamp Ink Paper: 3D Project, Tag or Home Decor!

Stamp Ink Color Toilet Paper Rolls

Happy Tuesday! Today’s two projects were made for the Stamp Ink Paper 3D Project, Tag or Home Decor challenge and my projects pretty much meet all three criteria choices, although they didn’t have to.  I’ve been saving toilet paper rolls for about two years now and now that I have no more room to store them, I better start using them.  The one on the left was made with retired paper with the exception of the cutest currently Mummy from the Cookie Cutter Halloween collection.  The candle I found on Pinterest.

This week I will make roughly about 80 of the fat pillow treats on the left.  Instead of just handing out treat for Halloween, I’ll be giving each child one toilet paper roll each. they will be filled with two candies a piece…or maybe three. I gotta see how many will fill in each.  Oh I can’t wait to see the looks on their cute little faces.

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After putting together the projects I realized that they were both 3D, both had tags on them and the candle is actually a home decor piece!  But you don’t have to do the same, just pick one and show us what you’ve made at the Stamp Ink Paper Challenge.

Cookie Cutter Halloween

The Details:

  • Toilet Paper Roll.  This is what two years of saving TP rolls gets you…a crafted candle.  I used hot glue to adhere the battery operated tea-light that can be purchased by the dozen at the dollar store.  I even put some on the Gingerbread kid’s forehead to give it the drip look.
  • The Sentiment.  Thank goodness the photopolymer gives a little flexibility because I bent it just so slightly so that it would stamp in the shape of the banner punch.
  • Doily’s Finishing Touch.  The center of the doily is a perfect fit on the TP roll and it can be cut with scissors to make it easy to slid it down.  To get it to adhere perfectly I cut small snips on the bottom of the roll and folded them outward and used a tiny bit of multipurpose glue so the doily would lay flat.  Does the make sense?

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Tic-Tac-Toe with Stamps Ink Paper

Halloween

Let me tell ya about my card today.  I knew that I’d make a pumpkin because it’s the easiest thing to make when you don’t have many Halloween stamps.  You can see my previous pumpkin here.  Today’s pumpkin is dedicated to my friend Michelle.  She was a co-worker for a couple of years before she had to move (it’s how the military rolls).  I miss her very much and to her I say, “I see your feet!” LOL

SIP 19

It’s all about the SIP (Stamp Ink Paper) #19 Challenge today and just to quickly share…the first time we played a Tic-Tac-Toe design, I was lost!  I didn’t know how to play it.  It only took me 30 minutes to figure out I just needed to pick a winning line and design what was inside that box.  Come on down and show us a ghost, a pumpkin, or even a cat.

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  • Paper Pumpkin.  I used the large oval punch to punch out seven  oval shapes of the Happy Haunting Designer Series Paper and adhered them  back.  I didn’t want the typical orange pumpkin, so I just chose two different patterns to given it a little depth.  Easy peasy and you can do it too.

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Pals Blog Hop: Halloween and Autumn

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Welcome to the Pals Blog Hop for October where we are celebrating an early Fall season by sharing Halloween and Autumn projects using our wonderful Stampin’ Up! supplies.  We hope you enjoy our creations!

You may just be starting the blog hop or may have come from the lovely Lynn Kolcun at Stamping with Avery’s Owlery, number 20 on the Pals Hop.  If you get off track at any time, the full lineup below will help you move along from blog to blog so you see all the projects.

HalloweenSince I claim to not be a Halloween gal I went ahead and made a Halloween card.  Why say I’m not something when that’s all I do, what I say I don’t do.  Does that make sense?  If you can picture my face…it looks like the little ghosts in my card.

No other paper could complete my entire lay out like Happy Haunting Designer Series Paper.  Again, something I really don’t like to do, I did!  I snipped the baby, momma, and poppa ghosts from one of the designs.  It worked perfect, don’t you think? The tree from the Sheltering Tree photopolymer stamp set worked perfect in the background.  In case you’re scratching your head about the tombstone…I used our Note Tag Punch. It’s important to emphasize that many of our products have dual uses and this card shows off just a few.  Let move on from my non-Halloween card making self and get on with the rest of the Pals.

The next stop is the super-duper Ninja hot Jackie Diediker at Stampin’ Jackie, number 22 on the Pals Blog Hop!  Thanks for visiting; I hope to see you on next month’s Pals Hop!

Blog Hop Line-up:

  1. Wendy Klein at Doggone Delightful Stampin’
  2. Peggy Noe at Prettypapercards
  3. Nicole Watt at Pixel Maven’s Retreat
  4. Pamela Sadler at Stampin Pink Rose
  5. Sue Becker at RnR Stamping
  6. Karen Hallam at Karen’s Stampin’ Habit!
  7. Dawn Tidd at Tiddbits from Dawn
  8. Beth McCullough at Stamping Mom
  9. Sherrie Gross at Stampin’ Sunshine
  10. Michelle Gleeson at StampinMojo
  11. Tricia Chuba at ButterDish Designs
  12. Debbie Mageed at Secret Stamper
  13. Ronna Butt at www.cardstockcastle.com
  14. Jane Knudsen at see jane stamp
  15. Susan Itell at Simple Stampin
  16. Mary Fish at Stampin’ Pretty
  17. Jennifer Michalski at Stamping Serenity
  18. Kim Jolley at Stampin’ Artfully
  19. Becky Volpp at Inkblossomwithbecky
  20. Lynn Kolcun at Stamping with Avery’s Owlery
  21. Maggie Mata at Maggie Made Cards
  22. Jackie Diediker at Stampin’ Jackie
  23. Rae Harper at Wild West Paper Arts

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