Wahoo Day 2 of the JustRite Mega Font Hop

Welcome to Day Two of the JustRite Mega Font Hop! Today is the second day of a two day hop featuring 54 amazing designers – 28+ on each day! If you missed yesterday's blog hop you can find it by clicking here. (The links are all direct links to the designers font posts- so feel free to bookmark it in your favorties for future reference). We will also be creating 2 new icons for the mega font hop that you will be able to find permenantly on our side bar so you can take the inspiration journey as often as you like.

Blog Candy Reminder:

There is Mystery Blog Candy being given away! The Mystery is no-one knows which blog is the one that will be giving it away – nope not even the designers! There are 3 Blog Candy prizes each day which will go to 3 random commenter's from three random designers blogs. So, to win some (JR Candy) go check out all the blogs, comment on as many as you can from the two day hop. You have until Sunday at noon EST to leave your comments. Good luck, the lucky winner may be YOU!!! You have 6 chances to win Check back here to the JR blog on Sunday Evening to find out who the six lucky winners are!! Enjoy the Hop!!!

Font Sale- In celebration of our Mega Font Hop we are putting all our all our Font Sets on sale for the first time EVER for Just 7 Days!! The JustRite Font Sale begins today Sept 17th and ends Sept 24th. Take 30% off all our Font Sets - Curlz, Special Occasion, Brayton, Trompe (both upper & lower), Times ( both upper & lower). Original Price $23.95 ...on sale now for $16.77. Plus take 30% off our Horizontal and Vertical Stampers - Original Price 19.95 - Sale price $13.97! But the sale only lasts for 7 Days - How Sweet is that!! The JustRite Font Sale begins Sept 17th and ends Sept 24th!!

Here at the JustRite Blog we are in the middle of designing this fun Monster Bash. Today I am sharing with you the centerpiece for the party. This fun Chocolate Cookie House Kit from Wilton. To my relief the Haunted House came pre-essembled!! Which certainly steamlined the process- no set-up time required for assembling the house. This is a super fun family project, Jack had a blast helping me design the house and is still asking when he can eat my project!

Since this is the centerpiece for the party - the center and the border from the Witch Way to the Treats stamp set expressed the perfect sentiment of most of my hungry party goers. These fun chipboard arrows from Bazzill were the perfect pieces to design my fun road sign. We altered them using a combination of glitter and paper. I used my inverted nestabilitie circles to die cut the orange layer of the stamped image and them used a micron pen to draw in a spider web on the outer edge of the die cut. I just love the whimsical feel of the Haunted Mansion.

For the sign I used Brayton 50 Point Font and inked the image using Memento Tuxedo black ink. To give it a spooky feel I added scraps of spider web borders which were created with the EK Success Spider Web Punch around punch. I used a purple Copic Marker to alter the fancy toothpick which became my sign post.

Here is a picture showing you how the party is coming together:


Next it was time to design a few Halloween Decorations to accent my table. I found this fun candle jar with eyeballs in it last Halloween and just knew this was the perfect accent for my Spooktacular Celebration. I used my Martha Stewart dripping blood border punch for the top of the jar and the spider web punch around for the bottom of the jar.



Using Brayton 50 pt font I created my tag for my jar "Eyes of Newt".


Yesterday I showed you this - what the Spider Web Punch around border looked like

as well as what you can create when you combine that punch with Martha Stewarts coordinating Spider Web Corner. For the top of my Eye of Newt Jar I made a square webbed mat. Next I added a inverted circle die cut of my favorite Halloween paper from Making Memories (it combines text with a spider web). I added a K&C Spider sticker and then stamped the spider web center from the Witch Way to the Treats sent on pale blue glossy cardstock. I used a red cardstock to mat the image - pulling the design elements of my piece together.

Jack gave this piece of my project a huge "Wow mom, that's awesome"....how did you make that!! So I know it will be huge hit at any party. To see my treat bags for the party - visit my personal blog - Polished to Perfection. Enjoy the second half of our amazing Mega Blog Hop and be sure to check back here on the JustRite Blog to see if your are one of the Lucky Mystery Blog Candy Winners.


Debbie Olson
Jerri Kay Jimenez
Taylor Van Bruggen
Holly Simoni
Barb Schram
Terre Frye
Michelle Kovack
Kim Moreno
Catherine Doucette
Kellie Fortin
Kimberly Crawford
Kathy Jones
Michelle Giraud
Angela Barkhouse
Heather Pulvirenti
Tami Mayberry
Jennifer Buck
Keri Lee Sereika
Jami Bova
Laura Davis
Stacey Kingman
Bonnie Sharp
Stephanie Severin
Janine Orchard
Debbie Seyer
Margie Higuchi
Lauren Bergold
Anja Curvers
AJ Otto


Have fun Hopping!!


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Happy Halloween from the Pumpkin Patch!!

Here is a fun Halloween Decoration or Trick or Treat Pail designed by Angela Barkhouse. To recreate this fun pail


Use the Cricut Expression and die cut the following shapes
PaperDoll Dressup Cartridge –
Size 3 ½ & 3” - ghosts
Size 2 ¼” – grass (after cutting, emboss grass with the Forest Branches embossing folder)
Size 8 ¾” – fence
Size 3” – black cat
Size 3” – bat
Stretch Your Imagination Cartridge-
Size 3 ½” – Pumpkin
Using the Stampendous Jumbo Jacks stamp, stamp pumpkins on orange cardstock, stamp face parts on yellow cardstock, and stamp stem on green cardstock. Cut out and assemble.
Cut 2 pieces of blue cardstock 7 3/8” x 12”. Adhere these to the pail. Adhere the fence to the pail, then the grass over the top of the fence. Using foam dots, position pumpkins, ghosts, bats, & cats around the pail.
Using the Pre-Inked Outline stamps, stamp “Welcome to my pumpkin patch” and “Treats” onto green cardstock. Punch out each letter with the 1” square punch. Adhere the letters “Welcome to my pumpkin patch” around the bottom of the pail on the grass area.

Cut a 5 ½” circle from blue cardstock. Adhere this to the pail cover and then adhere the letters “treats” around the top half of the blue circle. Place a 3 ½” pumpkin to the cover.
Using the 2 5/16” wooden block and Brayton 25 pt font, spell out “HIP HIP HOORAY TODAY IS CANDY DAY” and stamp on a 3 ½” pumpkin. Tie a ribbon to it and hang from the handle.
Tie misc orange & black ribbon to the pail handle.



Supplies:

JustRite Stampers:
JB-08100 Brayton Font Ensemble
XL-45215 Pre-Inked Letter Font – Lower Case Outlines-
Typewriter
JB-08116 Harmony Classic Circle II Stamper

Cricut Expression:
Paper Doll Dressup Cartridge
Stretch Your Imagination Cartridge

Additional Supplies:
Stampendous Perfectly clear stamps – Jumbo Jacks
Misc orange & black ribbon
Foam dots
Versamagic Midnight Black ink
1” square punch
Cuttlebug “Forest Branches” embossing folder


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JustRite Pop Rocking Halloween!!

Pop Rocks are back!! I am sure that everyone remembers pop rocks from your childhood. They were intoduced to the market in 1956 and sales of the product plunged in 1979 (when most of us were kids) because of a myth that if you ate Pop Rocks and drank lots of soda you would die when your stomach burst from all the gas. This was purely a myth and now your kids can experience that strange sensation of Pop Rocks exploding in their mouths.

Here is a fun and easy way to Jazz up your Pop Rock Treats.

Angela Barkhouse was inspired by Beate's Pocket Card Tutorial to create this fun Pop Rock Pocket Holder. To create your pocket cut Halloween Word Pattern Paper (from Making Memories) 4 ¼” x 11”. Score at 5 ½” and 1 ¼”. Corner round all four corners of paper. Fold at the 5 1/2" score line.(Halloween words should be inside the pocket. ) Now fold down the 1 1/4" tab toward you and adhere the front of pocket to the back of pocket. Adhere ribbon to the tab (created by 1 1/4" fold). Now cut a 3 3/8" x 3 1/2" piece Halloween Dot paper from Making Memories and adhere to the front of the pocket tucking the print behind the folded tab. Adhere the tab in place.

Using the small letter set, snap the JB o7275 6 pt small letters in the outer ring of your JB 08310 Monogram Stamper. Design the message " Have A Pop Rockin’ Halloween ". Stamp on pale orange cardstock. Die cut using the Spellbinders Petite Scalloped Circles. Chalk edges with orange chalk. Die cut a slightly large black cardstock scallop using Spellbinders Petite Scalloped Circle.

Stamp pumpkin on orange cardstock. Punch out using 1 ¼” circle punch. Ink edge with black ink. Assemble embellishments as shown in photo.To create the tag pull Angela used the Cricuit Cartridge - Tags, Bags Boxes. She cut out a circle tag from orange cardstock and a slightly smaller circle tag from the Halloween Dot Paper. (this cuts two circles that are still connected). Place the Pop Rocks Packet between the circles and attach using a nail head.

HAVE A POP ROCKING HALLOWEEN!!

Supplies:

JustRite Stampers: JB 08310 Monogram Stamper, JB 07275 Small letter set

Paper : Making Memories - Halloween Word Paper, Halloween Dot Paper, pale orange, orange and black cardstock

Accessories: Cricuit Cartridge Tags, Bags, Boxes and More, Creative Impressions Ribbon, 1 1/4" circle punch

Keep us in mind....."When it needs to be JustRite".

Halloween Take Out Box

Still need a special treat for your favorite spook. Here is a spooky Take Out Treat. The project was inspired by the Orange Coffin box we found at Michael's. When you open it, it has great sound effects - of a creaking coffin complete with ghoulish sounds and it is full of bone shaped candies. Just perfect for the boys on your list. We filled the container with candy fingers and marshmallow treats. We purchased the take out box at Michael's as well and added ribbon trim to the top and the bottom of the container.

To design the embellishments for this side of the box Angela used the 25 point Brayton Font Ensemble to design the designer center of the Harmony Classic I Stamper. The border is from the 10 Designer Centers and Border Ensemble. For a spooky accent we added movable eyes to the border. The image was then mated with multiply cardstock layers using Spellbinders Petite Circles and Scalloped Circles. Here is a closeup of the embellishment.

Here is the view of the backside of the treat box:

To design this side of the box Angela used the small letter set to create her verbiage "Caution Skeleton Crossing" on the outer ring of the Harmony Classic Circle I stamper 1 5/8" using the 6 point small letter set.Die Cut these using the Spellbinders Standard Petite Circle, Small #3 Nestabilities.

Using the “Boo To You” Cuttlebug embossing folder, emboss on white cardstock and use a 1 ¼” circle punch to punch out the skeleton. Add wiggle eyes and chalk the edges with yellow chalk, then use purple ink to ink edges. Die Cut black and Orange Cardstock scallop using Spellbinders Petite Scalloped Circles.

Supplies:
JustRite Stampers: JB-07275 – Small Letter Set ,JB-08100 – Brayton Font Ensemble
JB-08040 – 10 Designer Centers & Borders,JB-08115 Harmony Classic Circle 1 - wood
Spellbinders: Petite Scalloped Circle & Petite Circles Nestabilities
Accessories: 1 1/4” punch - E K Success ,“Boo To You” embossing folder - Cuttlebug.

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C-R-E-E-P-Y Cupcake Box

If you love making cupcakes - You will love this AccuCut Box Cupcake (3-D) Die. It is so versatile. Cupcake boxes can be made for every holiday or occasion. Today Angela Barkhouse is sharing her C-R-E-E-P-Y Cupcake Box.

For this box, Angela die cut the cupcake box using MM Spellbound Halloween paper. (If your designer paper is lightweight - die cut 2 boxes and adhere them to each other. ). This AccuCut :
Box Cupcake (3-D) one size Crease was die cut using the GrandeMARKE Roller Die Cutting System. The die has 4 components to it. (Cupcake box bottom, an insert that holds the cupcakes in place inside the box, an acetate window for the box lid and the lid). For the Cupcake box lid cut two, place the acetate window between the two layers and adhere. To create the C-R-E-E-P-Y sentiment for the box top, Angela used the Harmony Classic Circle II Ensemble (JB-08120) block and one of the designer borders from this set with 50 pt Brayton Font Ensemble (JB-08100) to spell C-R-E-E-P-Y. She stamped it on yellow cardstock then diecut it using Spellbinders Circle Nestabilities. The purple mat was die cut out of fun foam using Spellbinders Scalloped Circle Nestabilities. Fun foam adds extra dimension to the project.

To create the embellishment for the side of the cupcake box, Angela designed her sentiment using the 1 5/8” Harmony Classic Circle I wood block (JB-08115) and the small 6 pt letter set (JB-07275). She custom designed the outer ring of the block with the phrase “OH WHAT A TANGLED WEB WE WEAVE”. To design the center of the embellishment Angela used her leftover scraps of her cupcake box paper and die cut the center of a spider web. Then she placed the cute spider sticker on the web. The mat is diecut out of black fun foam using Spellbinders Scalloped Nestabilities.

For the back side of her cupcake box, Angela used the small harmony rectangular block (JB-08110) and spelled “EEEEEK” using the 50 pt & 25 pt Brayton Font Ensemble (JB-08100). This is diecut using the Spellbinders Long Scalloped Rectangles Nestabilities and once again used purple fun foam to mat. Of course, this saying needed to have a cute little spider sitting next to it. Last step, she added some Happy Halloween ribbon around the top of the box and then it is complete. Just add a YUMMY CUPCAKE!!!!!!

Supplies:

JustRite Stampers: JB 08110 Harmony Rectangular Stamper, JB 08100 Brayton Font Ensemble, JB 08115 Harmony Classic Circle I Stamp Ensemble, JB 07275 Small Letter Set (6 point).

Dies: AccuCut Dies:Box Cupcake (3-D) one size Crease ,GrandeMARKE Roller Die Cutting System, Spellbinders - Circle & Scalloped Nestabilities, Long Scalloped Rectangle Nestabilities

Paper: Memory Makers Spellbound Halloween paper, Halloween Stripe

Accessories: green and black fun foam, whimsical spider stickers

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It's all about the Candy Corn Treat Wrap

It's hard to believe that Halloween is Friday. This week the JustRite Blog will be featuring a full week of Halloween ideas. Today we are sharing this fun Trick or Treat Wrap bag designed by Kellie Fortin.

This is a really easy project to make with the whole family. First die cut the treat bag with AccuCut's Bag Treat Wrap (3-D) Crease Extra Long Cut Die. This die from AccuCut cuts and creases your project. Fold on crease lines. Add Orange and White Polka Dot Ribbon from Creative Impressions. Fill a poly treat bag with candy corn. Place inside the treat wrap to determine how much corn needs to be placed in your poly treat bag. Make any necessary adjustments. Fold over the top of the poly bag and staple twice to secure candy corn in the bag. Next place the corn in the bag treat wrap, ensure that it will indeed stand and staple the poly bag to the front of the treat wrap bag. Ensure that the flap from the backside of the wrap will cover your staples. Next place adhesive on the tab on the backside of the wrap and adhere to the front of the wrap. You have now assembled your bag treat wrap.

To decorate you bag treat wrap – choose a designer border from the 10 Designer Border and Centers Kit. Snap the border into your Harmony Classic Circle Stamper I. Next using Curlz 25 pt font (from Curlz Font Kit) design your desired message. Ink the image using Versamagic Tea Leaves ink and stamp on white cardstock. Die cut with a Marvy Circle Punch. Set aside. Next punch an orange piece of cardstock using the Marvy Scallop Circle Clever Lever Giga Craft Punch. Then using a Marvy Scalloped Circle Clever Lever Super Jumbo Punch die cut a yellow scallop. Dry emboss both die cuts using the Swiss Dot A2 Cuttlebug embossing folder.

To make your scalloped circles into flowers simply use scissors to cut between each scallop. Cut just far enough into the circle to make petals. Next fluff the petals of the flower and gently rub the edges of the flower with VersaMagic Red Magic Ink to highlight the edges of the flower petals. Now assemble your embellishment as shown in the picture above. Add 2 candy corn stickers to the center of your image.

To design your tag “It’s all about the candy corn”. Use the smallest harmony rectangular stamper and design your verse using the 25 pt Curlz font. Ink your stamp with Tea Leaves VersaMagic and stamp. Use the appropriate tag from the Spellbinders Double Ended Tag Trios and die cut the phrase. Mat with a scrap or orange cardstock that has been dry embossed using the A2 Swiss Dot Cuttlebug folder. Add brads or Rhinestone accents.

Supplies:
JustRite Stampers:JB- 08040 10 Designer Centers & Borders,JB- 08070 Curlz Paper Crafting Font Ensemble, JB-08115 Harmony Classic Stamper I- 1 5/8” ,JB-08110 Harmony Rectangular Stamper
AccuCut Dies:Bag Treat Wrap (3-D) Crease Extra Long ,GrandeMARKE Roller Die Cutting System Marvy Punches:Marvy Circle Punch,Marvy Scallop Circle Clever Lever Giga Craft Punch. Marvy Scalloped Circle Clever Lever Super Jumbo Punch Spellbinders: Double Ended Tag Trio Accessories:Swiss Dots Embossing Folder- Provo Craft ,Kaiser Craft- Rhinestones
Nicole -Candy Corn Embellishments,Orange/ White Polka Dot Ribbon- Creative ImpressionsVersamagic Ink – Red Magic,Tea Leaves

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Witchin' You a Happy Halloween

Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble... Witchin' you a Happy Halloween!!

Need a fun teacher's gift for your child's Halloween party complete with treats for all the students. We have just the project. We found this great witch jar at Michael's. We filled it with this fun Orange, Yellow and Purple Candy Corn. (it is orange flavored - love the look but didn't love the flavor).

To make the fun sentiment we used the new Oval Stamper Ensemble II and designed the "Witchin' you a Happy Halloween"using Curlz 25 point font. Next we picked this fun whimsical border from the set and added movable eyes to every other circle. Spellbinder's Oval and Scalloped Nestabilities are a perfect match for diecuting this stamped image. The fun spiders are from K& Company. For the "Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble" treats Angela Barkhouse used her Cricut Accent Essentials Cartridge. She created the witches brew cauldron by using the bracket accent and folding it in half. She die cut the frog using her Cricut Paper Doll Cartridge. The verse was designed by using the 25 point Times Roman Font and was die cut using a Spellbinders Rectangular Die. The Hershey nuggets were wrapped with Halloween Paper scraps from Making Memories and Theresa Collins. The Skull and Bones were die cut using the Cricut paper doll cartridge as well.

If you have a fun JustRite Halloween Project you would like to share, leave a link to your project here. We are looking for great Halloween Projects to feature on our blog!!

Keep us in mind....."When it needs to be JustRite".

Michele Loves Halloween

It's day number 3 with Michele Kovack!! Today's projects will inspire you to dig out your Halloween paper and embellishments. Because you will want to start creating your Halloween Treats. Thanks Michele for all the Inspiration.

Have I mentioned how much I LOVE HAlloween? I am not sure why it is my favorite holiday....but it is! So here are a couple of projects....

The first project is a vintage lunch tin. I used spray adhesive to apply the Designer paper directly to the tin. I believe the paper is Heidi Grace. I sanded the edges a bit. I then Cuttlebugged the vanilla cardstock with the spider web folder, then inked it a bit and distressed it. The main image is a Crafty Secret's image. I matted that image with pumpkin pie SU! paper, again distressing it. The sentiment was stamped using the Harmony Rectangular Stamper with 25 pt Brayton Font. I stamped it directly onto another Crafty Secret's image....the spider web. I happened to have a plastic spider in my stash and decided he would be perfect! I adhered 2 buttons tied with twine to the left corner. I then added the trim at the bottom and on the handle along with ribbon and a glass Halloween ornament.

The second project was created using a baby food jar. (Go Green baby!) So those of you that have little ones, start hording now! Attach the designer paper with redline tape around the jar. I used a Martha Stewart punch for the green "goo." Adhere that with red line tape also. Attach buttons using fabric glue or pop dots.




The top of the jar was cut using various sizes of Spellbinder's Nestibilities. The witch's hat is a Lockhart image. I colored it in with my Copics and then cut it out. I topped it off with Crystal Effects. The sentiment was stamped in white, using the Small Letters Set in my Harmony Classic Circle I Wooden Stamper. Add some candy corn and you have little treats for a class, neighbors, party.......you get the idea!

Keep us in mind....."When it needs to be JustRite".

What are JustRite Pre-Inked Letters? Plus New Blog Candy!!

What are Justrite Pre-inked Letters? They are a complete Alphabet Font Set of Pre-inked letters which will stamp over 5000 impressions with out ever needed to be inked. The letters are stackable, mounted on a clear block and easily identified on the side with the appropriate letter. Complete with a clear storage box.



They are available in 4 styles of type writer font :


XL 45200- Upper Case Font, XL-45210 Lower Case font, XL-45210 Upper Case Outlines Font,XL-45215 Lower Case Font. Regular Retail $29.85 - On sale today for $14.98


Expand your creativity by adding our matching Clear Upper Case Type Writer Font to the collection. This clear stamp font allows you to use your favorite ink color to stamp on cards, scrapbook pages and paper crafting projects. Combine the clear alphabet stamps with the Uppercase Outline stamps to create fun bold colors of letters with black outlines. Clear stamps are mounted on a see thru mount for easy stamping. Regular Retail is $24.95 - On sale today for $14.98.



This Sweet Trick or Treat Bag was designed by Kellie Fortin using the Pre-inked Upper Case Type Writer Font. Here is a closeup of the top of the bag:






The great paper is from Bo Bunny, The bats from EK Success and the Trick or Treat Ribbon is from Martha Stewart. Here is a closeup of the witch on the trick or treat bag:


The witch stamp is 795H from Serendipity Stamps. She was colored using the following Copic Markers:

For the Wtches hat: C3 ,C9, Flesh: E01,E95, Dress:YG03,YG45, Cape BV01, BV02,V09, Hair Y13,Y17. Cauldron -C9, Witches Hair-Y13,Y17, Witches Brew- Y13,Y17, YR65, YRo4,.Ygo3, Background - B000, B00 and BG15.


The tag - Trick or Treat Smell My Feet ....Give Me Something Good to Eat was made using a 1 5/8" wooden stamper and small letters. If you would like to see more Halloween projects designed using JustRite Products visit Kellie's blog .

Today's Blog Candy Treat is a complete collection of Pre-Inked Letters for one lucky winner!!
Here are the rules: Simple leave an answer to today's blog candy question on this post. What is your favorite Holiday for Paper Crafting and why it is your favorite? Blog Candy Winner will be picked Thursday at 8 p.m. EST. Good luck!!


More chances to win JustRite Blog Candy- One of our favorite designers - Sharon Harnist from Paperfections is celebrating hitting 500K!!! and she is giving away a set of Harmony Rectangular Stampers and a set of Brayton Font. Click here to play - her Blog candy will go live at 12:01 Central Time on Sept 17th.

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Round Two Tuesday

It's time to start thinking about Halloween. EEEEK! Can you believe that fall is quickly approaching? For today's inspiration/challenge I thought it would be fun to get into "scary" mode and make a Halloween card. If you are needing a little Stampin Champion inspiration try to make a Halloween project today and of course use ANY JustRite product on your entry.

Make sure to link any of your entries here in the comments so we can find your project. You can enter multiple times and you can win multiple gift certificates too! Again, I used the Small Letter Set to create my border sentiment but used the new "you're invited" center that comes with the Designer Centers and Borders set that will be released mid-September.

Here is a close up of the border sentiment that was made with the Small Letter Set. Also, as Margie commented yesterday, when loading your letters you have to load them backwards or you will end up with a funny looking sentiment.
Today is the last day to vote for the first Stampin Champion and it is a close race. I feel a Michael Phelps moment coming on and the winner is going to win by a fingertip. Sooooo exciting! Thanks for participating and if you would like to take one more look at the finalist before you vote click here.
When it needs to be JustRite".....go for the Gold!

Trick or Treat, Smell my Feet....

It's already day four with our Guest Blogger, Lauren Meader and she has done some incredible gift sets this week. Today you get a "treat" with her fun Pixie Stix holder.


Can you tell yet how much I adore the JustRite Small Letter Set yet? I can't NOT use it.

We are all familiar with that fun saying "trick or treat, smell my feet................." Well that is certainly what inspired this next creation! You must remember Pixie Stix? This is a super cute, and super simple holder for them.

I used orchid opulence cardstock to create the holder.



Cut your cardstock to 3 3/4 x 11

Along the 11 inch side score at

4 1/2

5 1/2

9 1/2

10 1/2
Now, in that 1 inch space (9 1/2 to 10 1/2) use your word window punch to create an opening for the pixie stix.Put adhesive on that 1/2 inch strip along the (the 11 inch mark), and adhere it to the back of the holder :D

I then put a strip of patterned paper at the bottom. Tied around a ribbon.

I created my Halloween sentiment using my small letter set. I stamped in white craft ink, onto black cardstock, then punched out.

I stamped my witch on white cardstock, colored and popped her out, layering her in the center of my sentiment

I then put a strip of patterned paper at the bottom. Tied around a ribbon.

Insert the stixs and you are done! A super cute treat to mass produce for those little trick or treater's in your life.

Keep us in mind....."When it needs to be JustRite".


Supplies:

JustRite Stampers Small Letter Set for the round monogram

My Favorite Things Totally witchin

Stampin Up Cardstock orchid opulence, white, basic black, Word window punch

Ink Craft white by CTMH, Momento black ink, Copic Markers

Patterned paper by Autumn Leaves Mod Collection

Circle punches by EK Success

American Crafts wide grosgrain ribbon