I know, Halloween has come and gone, but seriously, have you checked out our new Halloween collection? It has got to be one of the funnest and it definitely has THE cutest ghosts I've ever seen! So, I was thinking about how cute these little guys would be for other projects and I whipped out a few very easy and quick cards that anyone can make! I made a belated birthday card and an all-occasion card with fun sentiments that wouldn't scare anyone...instead they will bring a smile!
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Tip: To add to the star paper, I used a craft knife to cut out the middle of the star. Supply List: Paper-Piggy Tales Yankee Doodle Chipboard-Piggy Tales Yankee Doodle and American Crafts Cardstock-Piggy Tales Yankee Doodle Adhesive-Scotch Stickers-Heidi Grace
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I recently came across this page in Scrapbook Cards Today, Summer 09, Issue 14. It's great to see these Piggy Tales papers and run-ons used in this "you are my sunshine" card. The scallops and layers add dimension and a bit of whimsy. I love the way the "its raining, it's pouring" paper really looks like rain. A perfect card for this time of the year.
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Thanks star card.
Supplies:
Piggy Tales dream patterned paper.
Piggy Tales row row row your boat chipboard shapes
Piggy Tales row row row your boat cardstock letter stickers.
Bazzill cardstock.
SEI brad.

Instructions:
Place a strip of dotted paper across the center of card base.
Adhere greeting above paper strip on left of card.
Set chipboard tag along the strip of patterned paper on the right side and place brad in hole of ta...
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I wanted to create a cute little something to hang on my fridge for the next few weeks to help build the anticipation for Halloween in our home for my two sweet kiddos! I dug out a photo of them a few years ago and decided to make a very clean and simple layout that I've attached to the front of our fridge that they LOVE. Piggy Tales chipboard alphabet shapes were the perfect template for a little painting to give it a fun look! I used the negative portion of the alphabet shape and used a spo...
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