CSL: Creative Collage September

Your monthly creative opportunity in a box!

September kit orders end and must be paid for 9/15/14 - click HERE for details on how to subscribe!!

Our first kit features -
the stamp set "Tee Hee Hee" from the SU Holiday catalog, plus all the other products shown below - the perfect kit to get those "SPOOKY" creative juices flowing.

Stamp Set, DSP, Cardstock, Cardbases and envelopes plus adorable ribbons and accessories

Full Kit Contents - One piece of each of 12 Motley Monsters DSP designs 4x6"

One of each - Bermuda Bay, Tangerine Tango, Crushed Curry, and Sahara Sand and two of each Basic Black and Whisper White cardstock pieces 4.25x5.5"

One yard of each - Tangerine larger bakers twine and Black chevron ribbon

1-1/2x6" strip - silver glimmer paper

3 paper doilies

One Tiny Treat box

Large Crushed Curry button and Medium Bermuda Bay button

Two Mini Clothespins

Five 1x8" long cello bags

Banner and arrow wood pieces

One each of regular card bases - crushed curry and basic black with white envelopes

Two notecards white with envelopes

Two 3x3" Sahara Sand and Bermuda Bay gift card bases with white envelopes

By email: PDF of six BONUS projects.

So here is my third and final posted sample for this month's kit - it is made with components of the kit (plus black ink and a clear block) - and a little extra. It features SU's Petite Cafe Gift Bags (LOVE THEM) and they are just the right size to load up with goodies for your very favorite trick or treaters. Maybe some homemade cookies - or some spiced cider mix!?!

These bags are food safe and measure 3.5"x2.5"x8" - so they are a very nice size. They feature built in tabs in the top channel that you can roll down and secure your bag shut with.

I hope you can see in the picture above and the one below that the bag is stamped with the bats, then a banner is layered Tangerine on Black with the saying, and then the moon is punched, sponged and raised up on dimensionals. I've added the two-tone trim by sliding it into the bag as I folded it down, and tying in a knot. You can leave it corded, or separate the strands as I did (they remind me of that long witches hair).

This final picture shows how I stamped the bat once directly on the moon, then stamped again on Whisper White CS, fussy cut it out, curved the wings with a bone folder and adhered it with a dimensional. You can see the shadow that it makes on the moon because it's raised up - reminds me of BATMAN!

Remember to sign up and pay by the 15th so you can get your own kit to play with the end of the month. Plus subscribers will get 6 additional, exclusive project ideas sent to them by PDF when their kit ships. Let me know if you have any questions by dropping me an email at crazystampinglady@gmail.com