So you are probably by now wondering what in the world I have been up to. Along with my post today, I would like to share that I have begun to branch out and am attempting to sell my crafty projects. This has been a long considered thing, and my dear husband has been encouraging me to sell my crafts. Of late, I have felt to be in a position to do this, and lets be honest, I don't actually have THAT many photos to fill all the cute little things that I make! So, the things that I share with you will are up on my Etsy for sale! Here is the link to my Etsy store, The Peanut Butter Shop.
With Halloween quickly coming up, I thought I would share some of the fun minis I have made in honor of the festive occasion of running amuck, trickery, candy, and an all around imaginative good time.
I loved making this little mini. I covered the cover in plastic after I had carefully placed some fun and playful decorative items. The spine was covered with paper that had been punched with a spider web punch, and then I overlayed it with die cut bats that extend onto the back. I wanted to leave the front cover as open as possible because the spider paper was so darn cute. When I created this album, I had a vision of a child's trick or treat party, photos of costums, the loot, and maybe even the process of picking out the costumes for the kiddos and getting them ready for their evening of running a muck. Here are some photos of the inside:
Is this not the cutest little thing? The mini was made following the youtube tutorial mini series provided by Kathy Orta. While making it I really wished I had kiddos so I could fill it with my own photos of the kids, but I am not at that point yet. Regardless, this was so much fun to make. Each tag had a bat die cut adhered to it, and then I also included some cute tombstone die cuts to add to the fun and spooky feel of the season.
Supplies: My Mind's Eye Boo To You (Pattern Paper); Bazzill (Cardstock); Spellbinders Bats, Spellbinders Tombstone, Spellbinders Graveyard Set (Die Cuts); Martha Stewart Spider Web Border Punch, EK Success Spider Web Punch (Border Die Cuts); Tim Holtz Distress Ink Peeled Paint, Black Soot (Ink)
And here is the other super awesome mini album for the halloween season designed with adult activities in mind. I tried to create this mini album with more of a spooky adult feel to it - because well lets face it, adults like to go out and have a good time as well on Halloween! I had so much fun making the cover, I covered it in paper and then lace, created a spider web and drippy goo border, and then created a banner title. All of this was covered with a plastic cover in order to protect and preserve. The button was added after the plastic was added.
This is a paper bag mini album made using the paperbag envelope pocket tutorial on youtube by SteffoGal1. And here are photos of the inside of the mini album, as you can tell it is stuffed with super awesome goodies perfect for an affair of spooks for adults!
Isn't this a fun mini or what? I added some stamping to this one in addition to all the fun little tag details - I thought that it added to the spookiness just a tad.
Supplies: My Mind's Eye The Spider Web (Pattern Paper); Bazzill (Cardstock);Spellbinders Lacey Circles, Spellbinders Labels 18 (Die Cuts); Martha Steward Drippy Goo, Martha Stewart Spider Web Border Punches, Stampin' Up Pennants Punch (paper punches); My Mind's Eye Lost and Found Halloween Stamps, CraftSmart Stamps, Pink Paislee (stamps); We R Memory Keepers Large Brads, Prima, Imaginesnce Brad Maker, the paperbaglady trim, Basic Grey alpha stickers (embellishments)
Thanks for stopping by and drooling over my minis like I have been! I hope you have enjoyed your stop by my blog and today's share. Have a happy crafty inspired day!
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