Simply said from the Heart...Thanks!

Below is a chocolate wrapper covering a Twix bar. I made these for my aides as a way of thanking them for their help. I used the Friskar Crimper to seal the edges and added a strip of paper, a Stampin' Up sentiment, and twine in the middle. Stay tune for my class' Thanksgiving projects. 

Haunted House

Happy Halloween!!! Another fun project my class and I created is a haunted house. We color, cut, and glue our haunted house onto brown construction paper. Then I gave students fun Halloween theme foam stickers which can be found at the Dollar Tree to add inside the door and windows. They had so much fun making it. Stay safe and have a spooktacular one!!!

(Mine - example)

Students

Students

Key to the chain Baseball Anya

Hello There! I made a Baseball Anya key chain for a friend who is a big baseball fan. Can you guess which team she is rooting for? If you guess DODGERS then you're absolutely right...but if you didn't, then its probably the poor picture quality that I still need to work on. Anyway, I used printed Baseball Anya on Inkjet Shrink Paper and colored it with Copics. Then I pierced a hole on top of her cap, cut around the image and applied heat to shrink the paper. Isn't she adorable?! Thanks for peeking!  

Challenge I entered this project into:

The Greeting Farm's FFF - Anything BUT a Card

Halloween Banner

Happy 100 blog posts to ME!!! I want to thank Kathy from Craftaholic for encouraging me to keep blogging and inspiring me to craft. ^.^ 

Below is Part 2 of a holiday banner I made a year ago...I know...I finally got a chance to work on it. Click here to see the Christmas slide of the banner. What you see below is the Halloween side of the banner. I made this banner reversible so it can be hung for a few more months longer. I used the Cricut to cut out the letters and Halloween stickers to embellish the banner. Just in time for Halloween! :)

Pumpkins

Halloween is just around the corner. Below is a quick and simple pumpkin plate project I created with my class on the first week of October to get them excited about Halloween. We painted a paper plate orange and glued triangle pieces for the eyes, nose, and mouth. Each week we will be making something spooktacular in my classroom for Halloween, so stay tune for more fun Halloween projects! 

(Mine)

(Door 1)

(Door 2)

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

I is for Inchworm...C is for Caterpillar...Below are jars I made for a friend for her daughter's 1st Birthday party. The theme of the party is...Can you guess? The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Both stamped images are from Stampin' Up and I designed the tag using the Very Hungry Caterpillar itself. Thanks for peeking!

Holiday Anya Tag

Hello! It has been awhile since I blogged and craft. I'm getting rusty at coloring...need to work on it. Anyways, the holidays are just around the corner. Here is a Christmas tag I made using TGF Holiday Anya. The sentiment is from a clear stamp set I purchased from Michael's. I added some red pearls, glitter on her dress, and some felt snowflakes to give the tag some dimension. Thanks for stopping by!

Challenge I entered:

Yumi & Fumi Make a Christmas Tag Challenge