Happy Halloween Witches tag

This tag was created with a digi stamp from the "Lost" Halloween line of Witt & Sass Stamp Company (the "Lost" Halloween line is currently only available on their Facebook page. Stop by and join the fun!). I printed the stamp on Recollections white cardstock on my LaserJet printer. I colored the image with Faber-Castell Grip Watercolor EcoPencils. I then activated the watercolors with a Spectrum Noir clear Sparkle marker. The greeting was printed on Recollections white cardstock with my LaserJet printer. Then I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut out a tag that was 8.5 inches by 3.5 inches. I used Tim Holtz distress ink and an ink blender for the background of the tag. I cut a piece of Confetti Orange Textile foil slightly larger than the greeting. I ran the tag with the foil through my laminating machine, twice. The tag was finished off by tying purple and orange Offray 1/4 ribbon at the top.  Click on the hyperlinks to go directly to the items I used. 
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Glitter Card

I used a digi stamp from Sparkle N Sprinkle to create this card.  The stamp is called April Showers. I imported the digi stamp into my Silhouette Design Studio and cut it out of black vinyl to create a black line sticker.  I then took that black line sticker and placed it on my cardstock which I had previously covered with Tear-ific-tape, also from Sparkle N Sprinkle. I then used different colors of glitter to cover the entire card. The sentiment is also from the April Showers stamp set.

Freebie

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Monogram Plate

Tonight (or I guess, technically, this morning) I have made my first monogram display plate.  I created the design with my Silhouette Cameo.  I used the Vivaldi font from my computer and the split letter monogram came courtesy of a Facebook group (Cricut Lovers Guide to Design Space) that I belong to.  I cut the design out of Enduragloss permanent vinyl and used clear contact paper by Quick Cover for transfer paper.  I realized after I adhered the vinyl, that I should have made the monogram slightly smaller.  Tell me what you think!

Wedding card

Sympathy card

Minnie Mouse Keychain

Materials:

Shrinky Dink plastic

Cricut markers and blade

Sharpies

Hole punch

Heat gun

Split rings

I used the Cricut to draw on the Shrinky Dink plastic and then I cut the image out with my Cricut.  I colored the Minnie and the name with the sharpies.  Then I punched the hole in Minnie. Then I used the heat gun to shrink Minnie. Finally I added the slip rings.  Hope you like it. Leave me a message if you want step by step details on how to do this.