Time 4 All Hallows Eve by Suzanne

Happy Halloween everyone! Suzanne here with a Halloween page of my favorite little witch, Miss Macie. This page uses the Lost & Found Halloween collection. I love that the graphics are primarily on kraft paper, with a touch of glitter thrown in to celebrate the spooky yet elegant occasion!

One of my favorite papers in the collection is the Hallows Music patterned paper. I used this as the backdrop for my page. I primarily pulled my embellishments from the chipboard elements and the 12x12 accessory sheet. The result is a spooky page that came together fairly quickly! 

Supplies: Lost and Found Halloween:Hallows Skull Doily patterned paper,Hallows Music patterned paper,Hallows Halloween Ads patterned paper, Hallows Pattern patterned paper,decorative brads,12x12 accessory sheet,12x12 chipboard

As I was designing this page,  I wanted to create a few bold embellishments. You can see one at the top of the page, and one underneath the clock embellishment. I also pulled out my flower dies and Cricut to create a few unique embellishments.

A little quirk of mine is that once I find a stamp or diecut that I love, you will see it on many of my pages and scrappy projects.

For instance...I discovered this big die cut clock on one of my Cricut cartridges. I recently used it on a mini album and thought it was perfect to be added onto this page.

For the center of the clock, I misted a white doily and used the witch circle diecut from the 12x12 accessory sheet.

Of course, I added two simple details.

First, I ran the die cut through my printer to add part of my title, and then the final detail was to add texture with one of my treasured embossing folders.

The chipboard owl accent was adhered to the center of the clock hands, and two diecut flowers added the perfect final touch.

Here you can see I turned to two of my favorite dies from Tim Holtz. One is a flower die that is just perfect for Halloween pages.

I layered a few flowers cut from the Hallows Halloween Ads patterned paper. Then I layered a smaller flower cut from vellum, and embellished the center of the cluster with a brad.

The second diecut is the bold label (I added a touch of embossing).

I pulled the rest of my title from the 12x12 chipboard sheet and added the All Hallows Eve label right on top of the label diecut.

Off to the left of the page, you can see another chipboard element, a pumpkin that is simply embellished with twine and a small tag.

Thank you for stopping by the My Mind's Eye Blog!Wishing you and your family a very Happy All Hallow's Eve!