Welcome to the October edition of the NC Demos Blog Hop! I love our theme for this month 'A Little Something.' It promises to be a fun and creative challenge. It's always exciting to see what other demonstrators come up with beyond just a single card. The possibilities are endless when it comes to creating sets of cards, tags, decor pieces, gift card holders, and more. I'm sure you will be pleased with my fellow demonstrators in our blog hop will have some fantastic projects to share.
You may have come from Laurie Meier's blog and saw her amazing project, don't forget to hop along to Tina's blog as well as the rest of our group for more fun.
For my hop project this month I am offering fall home decor using card stock to make pumpkins and also a treat envelope.
For my pumpkins I cut out 24 circles with a 2-3/8 circle punch. (I used 2 sheets of 8.5x11 pumpkin pie card stock.
Then I scored them in half and folded them and glued them to each other.
Here is the pumpkin with all the parts.
After gluing them together it ends up being a circle shape I cut a leaf punch with the Autumn leaves dies #162185 in Old Olive card stock #100702 and cut a 1x 5 inch piece of Early Espresso card stock #119686 and crunched it up in my hand and then smoothed out and rolled up for the stem then hot glued the stem into the middle of the pumpkin
Another view!
Thank you for stopping by my blog and make sure to check out the rest of our fabulous group that shares every month on the last Sunday of the month at 8pm.
On another note I am excited that my son Chris and grandson Jacob visited us from New Hampshire last week. Chris redesigned my business cards and added qr codes on the back for getting to my website to order and or to join my team. I love it. I added the black background to see it better for my blog.
October Blog Hoppers
Tina Lesson
Toni Campana
Jo Anne Hewins
Tracie Evans Langley, the Sassy Stamper
Ronnie Johnson
Laurie Meier
Frances Wagner
Such a cute little pumpkin, Frances! And I love all your other Halloween decorations. Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteLove the cute pumpkins Frances!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute pumpkin! I love how it looks with the table setting. Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteFrances that is too stinkin' cute will have to try it thanks for the idea
ReplyDeleteFrances these are so cute and perfect for a holiday table setting. I love the pumpkins! Thanks for sharing both projects.
ReplyDeleteFrances, I love these projects! The pumpkins are so sweet and I love 5he treat bags!" Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFrances - Your pumpkin is stinking cute! I will definitely be CASEing for our Thanksgiving table. And, it's wonderful that your son was able to add QR codes to the back of your business cards!
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