Welcome to our September Art Philosophy Blog Hop! Each month we will showcase our amazing Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge which can be purchased exclusively through a Close to My Heart Independent Consultant.
Since Halloween is just around the corner, this month we will be featuring projects for Halloween made using the Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge! Hope you don’t get too scared by the time you get to the end of our hop!
If you just happened to come to this blog, you should start at the beginning at Lucy's blog - Love 2 Create.
For this hop I made a couple projects.. the first was a set of labels for some homemade green tomato chow chow. I just love these (the labels.. not the chow chow)!!
They turned out so cute and I think I'm going to label all the pickles and chow chow in our house with these since it's a bit of a running joke in our house as everyone else LOVES them and I can't stand the smell of them enough to even open the bottle to put some on the kids plates.
Since my family has such a lovely sense of humour, I get handed the bottle of whatever is on the table (pickles, mustard pickles, chow chow, etc) and asked if I would like some. Let's see how appetizing they find them with their new labels.. LOL
I used D1527 - Perfect Fit Frames stamped in Gypsy ink on labels cut out using the Art Philosophy cartridge shape on page 67 as indicated on the stamp carrier sheet and C1509 - Magic Potions in Autumn Terracotta ink on labels cut out using the Artiste cartridge shape on page 36.
I also had this set of candles around that was gathering dust and thought the colours (although the picture really doesn't show this very well) were very Halloween like so I decided to add a border from the Art Philosophy cartridge on page 65 in chocolate card stock to make them Halloween themed. I'm not 100% satisfied with these and you may see these again some time with some more cuts added (I'm thinking spiders, skeletons... maybe a few 3D pumpkins around them). Either way I do like how they turned out. They definitely look a little more theme suited now anyways. :)
What do you think?
The next stop on your spooky blog hop trail is Diana over at Diana's Free Moments
Here's the entire blog hop lineup in case you get spooked along the way:
- Lucy - Love 2 Create
- Darla - Caution: Crafting is Contagious!
- Diana - Diana's Free Moments
- Stephanie - The Quilted Scrapper
- Julia - You Can Create
- Wendy Kessler - My Scrapbooking Blog
- Carolyn Mendoza - Crafting With Carolyn
- Kindred Hearts - It Makes Total Cents
- Rebecca - Stamp and Scrap Studio
- Maria Woodworth - Maria's Paper Craft Place
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First of all, so super cute! I love how you combined the two shapes of the stamps! This is brilliant! The candles are perfect! Secondly...how did you add the picture list of products at the bottom??? This would be a great lesson on the FB group! :)
ReplyDeleteHaha!! Love your labels! The candles are awesome as well. Great Work!
ReplyDeleteOooh....love the candles - fantastic - great color combinations. Nice job!
ReplyDeletelove your candles...the jar's pretty cute too. But the candles really make a statement. tfs.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea with the jars. and love the candles, going to have to dig out my candles.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Great ideas! I am going to be making some pear butter this afternoon, and needed an idea on how to label them. I really like the candles too.
ReplyDeleteVery creative projects for the Hop, Darla!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
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Love both. That pickled toad is funny, and wow on the candles. :) Janis
ReplyDeleteLove your idea's for the candles and the jar!!!
ReplyDeleteThe pickled toad woud be a great as a hostess gift in October! And I love the candles-can use them now and change them for the next holiday. Thanks for sharing your projects with us.
ReplyDeleteLOVE! I am going to hvae to do the jar idea.
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ReplyDeleteI love your label on the CHOW CHOW !!!
I have to tell you, my dad loved CHOW CHOW, when they moved to Ontario from down EAST there was only 1 store here that sells it, so I used to buy a CASE for my dad!
Thanks for sharing, and the memories :)
Your candles are cool too!
Denise Gifford
Great job. Those candles are great and the Toad stuff YUK was funny. Thanks for your time and talent.
ReplyDeleteit looks awfully good,lol.
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Love your projects. The candles look awesome. Love the stamp set! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteLove the pickled "TOAD"!Yewwwww. Really cute
ReplyDeletePam
Your candles are beautiful!
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