Witch Hat Treat Boxes and Some More....(yes, you guessed it) Cards

I created three of these sweet little Witch Hat treat boxes from the Gimme Candy Boxes SVG Kit designed by SVGCuts.

The bottom photo shows where the hat opens to reveal a space for the hidden treat.  I plan to make some additional styles of boxes for my son's class (so there is a variety to choose from...he told me the boys don't appreciate the work I put into his class treats and throw them away, so hoping these go to some sweet little appreciative girls!  LOL).
The green and purple papers are from the Martha Stewart Halloween pad (I got mine at Michael's), and the orange is from We R Memory Keepers' Black Widow collection.
I especially love the glittered Jolee's Boutique spiders.  On the green hat, I strung some linen twine out the point and dangled a spider from the end.


Get Well Soon card for Sketch For You to Try (SFYTT)

For Jen del Muro's Sketch for You to Try for September:

I used a sentiment from Verve's Treasured Words set stamped on the frame in the same set and cut out with their Rounded Rectangle Die; and the smallest flower in Joyful Blooms, cut with the coordinating die.
I layered Spellbinder dies for the blue shapes, the yummy Verve Pennant Border Die in green, and creamy-white seam binding.
Papers are Echo Park This & That 2, and I tied a bit of Queen & Co multi-colored twine through a yellow button for the flower center.  Love the country-ish feel for this one.


Wishing You Happiness card for VLV

I used the Viva la Verve! September Week 4 sketch challenge:

The sentiment is from Verve's Brighter Days.  I also stamped the solid flower image from Verve's Dream Big, and then stamped over it with the largest line art flower in Brighter Days and topped the center with pearls for that big bright flower.
Papers are BoBunny, and a few additional dies and pink seam binding finish it off.
In case it's hard to see, I like the tiny sentiment in the bottom left corner of the patterned paper, too.  It says "Happy girls are the prettiest."  I thought it tied in to the main stamped sentiment well.