Witch way? (Just ME digital stamps)

Hi there!

I wanted to share a few more projects I made using digi stamps from my Etsy shop's halloween collection. They feature a couple of cute little witches:



First up, these little tags are so easy to make! I just placed the little witch from the Pumpkin Carvings set over the sentiment. I colored her in brighter halloween colors, to make it less scary and more cute for the littles. I showed my daughter the tags, and she's excited to color a bunch of them for her friends. That's the beauty of digis! I'll just print and cut out the tag shapes and she will happily color and gift them with a little halloween treat for her classmates.



My second little witch, from the Cute Witch digi set (insert eye roll, I ran out of creativity when naming that one!) is ready for candy!  I layered the sentiment over her skirt, colored the image and placed it over a starry coverplate (by Lawn Fawn.)



These lovely ladies are too cute to spook! I hope you like them too - check them out in the Just ME digital stamps store - click!

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Eye see you.

I may be showing Christmas cards in October and ice cream parties too, but on the day before halloween, I am going to share a halloween project.  It's all about priorities, people... plus, tomorrow's post isn't halloween-related at all, so...

Do you give treats to your kids' classmates for halloween?  I admit that I don't, but if I did they might look something like this:



Eyeball gumballs in a clear box (because really, how could they be staring at you from anything but a see-through-box?) and a simple banner tag slipped into the front.

I heat-embossed the banner outline and the "see you" lettering.  The big eyeball is so fun - I bought a baggie of them from our local dollar store back when I did Thomas' monster party.

Sidebar: I have to make my husband a costume today - fingers crossed that I can get 'er done.

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If the broom fits...

As promised, here is the first of the halloween cards that did not get picked up by Paper Crafts magazine:



Totally tongue in cheek, just the way I like it.

I used a mix of different sets to create the card, and did a mix of heat embossing and regular white-ink-stamping to provide some variation in the white tones.

I hope you like it! It still makes me grin.

Until tomorrow,

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happy halloween!

.... from our family, to yours.

(Yes, the 2 year old is naked.  Had the others been organized, not 5 minutes sooner, she would have been seen in pirate costume... but them's the breaks, I guess!  And yes, my hubs is "God's gift to women" - hee hee.)

What's everyone else wearing today?