Pumpkin Tags for Halloween Fun

Hi everyone,

Halloween is less than two weeks away!! Wow!! If you need a quick and easy project for your Halloween home decor or party, I've got just the thing for you!

These Extreme Pumpkin Hang Tags are fun, festive and so versatile!

Today I'm using them to make large tags which can be used for Halloween gift bags, or strung together to make a cute banner.

You will get nine images on one page -- there are three different images -- so cute!!  After printing them out I assembled my materials which include: teal cardstock, large manila tags and festive ribbon.

I traced three tags on the teal cardstock, cut them out and glued them to the manila tags.

Using my craft punch, I punched a hole at the top of each tag and then glued one of the pumpkin images to each tag. I added a "Happy Halloween" message to each tag which was stamped in orange ink on white cardstock.

For a final touch, I added a piece of decorative ribbon and stapled it to the tag after threading it through the punch hole.

These tags are so cute and would be so much fun for a Halloween gift bag or to use for your Halloween decorating!!

For more great hang tags, be sure to visit the Ewe-N-Me Printables website!

Thanks for stopping today!

Beth

prettybyrddesigns.blogspot.com

Welcome to the Pumpkin Patch

These hang tags are so cute, I decided to have some fun by using them for a card in a box, one of my favorite card shapes.

The tags are double sided with different pictures/sentiments on each side. You get 4 different designs making a total of 8 tags. They can be used as either single or double sided tags.



 The card is cut from a 12" x 12" piece of Kraft paper, I used orange glitter paper for the added pumpkins.

After folding my tags in half I punched holes and added eyelets and twine to the tops.

I took close up pictures of each tag for you to get a better look.

The crow buttons are painted with black chalk paint with champagne Craft Twinkles for tails, I also added some google eyes to some of the extra pumpkins I cut.

I will be entering this into challenge:  Blog Quick Quotes Friday Challenge 56.

Thank you for stopping by to take a look.

Sue

www.suek86401.blogspot.com

 



Halloween Mini Book Made With A Snack Bag Wrapper

Good morning everyone. Today's project is a bit different, I used a Halloween Snack Bag Wrapper to create a mini Halloween book. I pulled out some old Halloween pics of my son to create this.

First I printed the Printable from Ewe-N-Me Printables and cut it out, then I picked out some scraps from my stash to create the pages and trimmed them to fit inside. I cut 6 pages, making them a little smaller than the area inside the wrapper.

Then I punched the holes for the binding wire using my Cinch Book Binder. It's important to do this step before adding your pictures/embellishments so that you don't inadvertently place something in the way of where you want the holed punched.

I decorated my pages and did the binding with my Cinch.



Adhere the back page of the mini book to the inside back of the Snack Bag Wrapper.

Use a decorative paper clip to hold book closed.



This was fast and easy to make and is a perfect little book to send my son, his wife loves pictures of David when he was young.

Thank you for taking the time to look at my creation today.

Sue

www.suek86401.blogspot.com