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Visiting Teaching Halloween Goodies

I needed something to take to my girls who I visit teach this month, and I made this super quick. I stamped the images in black and then used clear embossing powder over them to make them pop! I used my SU punches to punch the first two layers (the image and bright color) and then my nestabilities to punch the scalloped black layer. I adhered them using some redline dots (from Jody's shares), to the york patties and put them in a cello bag with a black and white polka dot organdy ribbon and VOILA!

Stamps: Batty For You (SU!) Paper: Neenah Solar White, Green Galore (SU!), Lavendar Lace (SU!), Only Orange (SU!), Basic Black (SU!) Ink: Onyx Black Versafine Accessories: Cello Bag, Black and White dotted Organdy ribbon, 1 bag of York Peppermint Patties, clear embossing powder, heat tool, scalloped circle nestabilities, circle punches (1 3/8 and 1 1/4) (SU!)

If you have not entered my 500th Post Celebration Blog Candy drawing, don't forget to do that before you go! Winner will be chosen this Friday at noon AZ time!

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Elizabeth said…
SO cute! Looks like you spent hours on this gift.
10:33 AM
Sandi Berg said…
Wow! What a cute package of goodies! THey look wonderful!
10:58 AM
Anonymous said…
Such an adorable creation with adorable treats.
11:02 AM
Jan said…
Love this idea!
11:53 AM
Hello, I'm Vicki said…
wow your cardmaking and crafts are amazing, really loving those xx
2:19 PM
Judy in Indiana said…
Oh, I love this. I tried embossing last week and had no luck at all. Guess I had better brush up on my technique if I am going to try this at home!
2:24 PM
Joanne said…
What a clever idea! Your cards are all fabulous. So glad I wandered onto your blog!
3:26 PM
Anonymous said…
Cute bag of treats!

jo ann (myinkyfingers)
3:29 PM
Anonymous said…
This is cute - I found your blog from your fantastic card on Beate's blog! It's stunning! By the way, I'm a visiting teacher, too! Hugs, Jackie
6:24 PM
Swamp Tulip said…
These are so adorable. What a great treat :)

Teresa
5:15 AM
Patti said…
I just knew you where LDS me too girl!!
3:12 PM
Anavon Harris said…
How fun are these... I made almost the exact same things for the Ladies that I visit teach. Only I added a few covered nuggets to my bags. It's funny how we as LDS sisters kind of all think alike. Great Job... TFS!
5:38 AM
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