Halloween, Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts style . . .
September 20, 2018
I'm up on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts blog today with a tag suitable for a creepy Halloween.
I'm up on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts blog today with a tag suitable for a creepy Halloween.
It's my turn for show-and-tell on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts blog today. You're invited to visit the inside of my little-mini. Hope to see you there!
At the end of this month, I'll be teaching this project at a private class. Can't wait and thanks Joanne for the invitation!
I'm crazy about the witch weather vane Gina designed specifically for this workshop.
There's a house book inside:
If you're going to my October 2017 Girlfriends Getaway Crop
you will see this and many more samples using Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts.
And, of course, shop 'til you drop all weekend at the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts booth.
Remember this from a couple of weeks ago?
Finished up the inside of the coffin.
You can see more at
to be featured on Graphic 45's blog as an Alumni Team Member. My term with Graphic was one of the best experiences ever! Here's one of my projects with Graphic's Halloween in Wonderland.
This book was made from scratch using chipboard as the base.
I covered the spine with Graphic 45 fabric I found online.
Then added a hidden hinge binding system from Kathy Orta King.
Once the hinge was in place, I added Graphic 45 Square Black Envelopes for the pages.
To attach the envelopes to the hinge, turn the envelope sideways
and cut about an 1/8" from the bottom of the envelope.
Add score tape to the both sides of the hinge.
Reveal the tape and open the bottom of the envelope
placing one side of the envelope on each side of the hinge.
You'll be covering the hinge with the bottom of the envelope.
By using the envelopes, you'll have space for decorating and photos
both in and out of the envelopes.
TIPS: These are just a couple of things I always do with my projects.
Thanks for visiting my blog today.
You might remember this Halloween door box
from my post over at
This week, I completed the house mini that fits inside.
Here's what the individual panels look like:
To see more great projects using
Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts
visit the blog at
This altered tin is one of the projects featured on
today.
Check out the details on this
plus
an adorable back to school project by
Barbara.
I had a bit of a break prepping for October workshops and dug out my stash of Halloween supplies. Talk about some vintage supplies! Do you remember Rusty Pickle's Halloween or Design Originals Halloween? Yep, still kept them and used them this past week. They're still wonderful!
The base pages are from Rusty Pickle
(yes, I keep all the stuff I really like regardless of how old)
all caught up in a 7 Gypsies Bind-It-All
Since it's Halloween, I felt the need to make this eye look bloodshot.
Every page of this book is interactive
with pull-outs, tags, mini-booklets, belly bands, pockets and magnets.
You can see more of the pages here:
http://art-from-the-heart.typepad.com/art_from_the_heart/2015/10/thank-you-memphis-.html
TFL - Nancy