Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Halloween Printer’s Tray

Oh my, did I have fun this afternoon! I’m probably the last person to pay attention to this idea, but better late than never. I decorated a 7 Gypsies Printer’s Tray with Doodlebug’s Haunted Manor paper and a bunch of fun embellishments. Check it out!

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I’m very happy with the final result. I bought the tray a month or so ago, but haven’t been able to play. I knew for sure I wanted to use Doodlebug papers and today, everything kind of just fell into place. In addition to the 6x6 pad of Haunted Manor paper and Doodle Twine, I bought a sheet of die cuts and added them here and there. Some have pop dots and others don’t. I also found some goodies at Michaels, the sequin kitty, the owl (these two are ornaments), the bat and the “bottles” of scary stuff. The buttons were in my stash and the blingy spiderweb/spider is from Michaels last year. I  thought it would be fun to try to make a very small rosette. I cut three 6 inch strips 3/4 of an inch wide  and scored them at 1/2 inch intervals. I tried with two strips, but I couldn’t get it to lay flat. The brad on the rosette and the candy corn brad are from Hobby Lobby. I was tickled to add the googly eyes as well. All in all, this is the type of Halloween I like, cute and fun! Thanks, Doodlebug for the great paper that inspired me!

Thanks so much for stopping by. Hope you are getting into the festive spirit and are having a great week.

5 comments:

Alanna said...

This is just darling. I wish I could see it in person to get a better feel for all the dimension. What a great home decor piece this is.

Laurel said...

Wow, it looks like you had fun! I love it!

Gloria said...

That is way cute. Love the paper. You did a fantastic job...AS USUAL!!! LOL

gloria in Utah :)

Sharli Schaitberger said...

Oh my! Jeanne, this is fantastic!! I love how it is very Halloween but fun, without the "darkness". Excellent work!!

Barb said...

This is sooo neat-o! It looks GREAT! I love the colors and there is just so much to see! Great job, Jeanne!