These are so easy to make and the kids really seem to like them. They are created almost entirely digitally, with the gingham ribbon, paper and image all layered digitally before printing. Then all I needed to do was colour, cut, fold and decorate with a few pearls, stickles and a small rustic bow.
It makes them easy to produce lots of them in time for Halloween.
Here are today's pouches, along with the other 2 that I made last week.
See my cards available to buy on eBay
We're sponsored this week by Stamp & Create and Sew Sweet.
Project Recipe:
- Images - Barry Spooky Bats and Barry Halloween from Stampfairy
- Colouring - Promarkers, Copics, Sakura Stardust Gel pens
- Papers - Sassy Designs
- Pearls - The Stamp Basket
- Stickles - The Stamp Basket
- Burlap Twine - The Stamp Basket
- From my stash - Glossy accents
I've been inspired by:
- Forever Friends - Halloween
- Lexi's Creations - Halloween
- Simon Says Stamp - Eerie Inspiration
- Stampin' for the Weekend - Something Spooky
- Sweet Stampin' - Halloween
- Fashionista - Anything Goes
wow.. i´m speachless.. looks sooo fantastic.. ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteHugs, Katrin
This looks abslutely brilliant Annette. Love the design with the scenery and those pouches are amazing. I was inspired by you to do some of those myself. Thanks for inspiring me. Hugs Bettina xx
ReplyDeleteWaw they look so great. but I don't get it, did you print the image on the images on the violet papers?! Or you printed them on white and cute them out and glued them on the violet paper? the image are soooo pretty. Hugs! Mojca
ReplyDeleteMojca, they are created digitally. In other words I digitally layer the PNG file (the image digi with a transparent background) for the bears on top of the purple digi paper. The purple shows through the background of the bear image, but the bear is white so he 'covers' up the purple digi paper where he stands. Then I print out, and colour him in with my copics. Check this linky out for more details, although in the example here I used a JPG digi image for the girlie rather than a PNG file so there is a background of white rectangle around her, but there is not around Barry the bear. See this post
ReplyDeleteI love how you have created these pouches. They are so cute. Elaine
ReplyDeleteFab Halloween project thanks for sharing it with us @ Stampin for the weekend & good luck x
ReplyDelete((hugs)) Suzie xoxo
These are so cute! What a fun, quick way (digitally) to create adorable treat pouches!
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Cheryl First
aka Cafexpressions
OMGoodness Annette, these pouches are adorable. Super cute images.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Fashionista. hugs,
I LOVE IT !!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute pillow boxes - wow
Many thanks for joining us at Sweet Stampin this week
Hugs
Doreen xx
Annette you are so creative love these pockets so perfect for Halloween....can just imagine them full of goodies yum! Hugs me xxx
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous Annette, soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the spooky fun at Sweet Stampin this week, Wedgie xxx
And the prize for the most creative and time saving woman goes to....YOU!!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable Annette. I love that you used the layering on the computer..my gosh...BRILLIANT woman you are. They turned out fantastic. :)
These are SOOOOOOOO cute!!!!!! LOVE them!!! AND Barry too of course!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Chris
These are fab Annette! I'll come Trick or Treating at your house if I get one of these! Thanks for joining the challenge at Forever Friends, Lisa (DT) x
ReplyDeleteThese are fab.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in at Sweet Stampin' this week.
Susan x
Such cute treat boxes (love pouch shapes!), and I can't believe you got it all done digitally - amazing!
ReplyDeleteAlison x