Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Welcome to the Haunted House Blog Hop & Pink By Design Team Day!



Hi Everybody!
Welcome to the Haunted House Blog Hop!  It's also my day to post for Pink by Design.  To view my tutorial on how I made this project, you can see it HERE.  

Beware! This is a blog hop of haunted houses where Halloween fright is glowing in the windows as ghosts and witches fly through the air...  Please join us and hop along starting with Jearise (http://lorbysworld.blogspot.com) our hostess. She has provided some Halloween blog candy for all those that leave comments along the way. The drawing will be on October 6th using Random.org. The winner will receive: K & Company Ghostly Greetings 12 x 12 paper pack, Stickles distress glitter glue pack, and EK Sticko's haunted house sticker pack.

If you have traveled from Sherry Brown, then you are on the right road. If you got lost and found yourself on my doorstep by mistake, you can head to the beginning of the road here: Jearise's blog (http://lorbysworld.blogspot.com).

I am so excited to start making Halloween projects! I'm also anxious for the cold weather to get here! So here is my waiting-for-cold-weather project:
*Cake Basics cartridge
*Pink By Design sets = Cute Halloween, Ghostly Greetings, Bubble Wrap background, Canvas Background
*Square 1 wall graphic material
(works just like vinyl, but better because it's repositionable and tougher!)




*I stamped with the Canvas Background stamp onto the top layer of this cut.
*Then I just layed it onto the base layer (which was stamped with the Bubble Wrap background).
*The cake cartridges are awsome for these kinds of projects since they are only two layers.



*I decided to add this friendly ghost from the Cute Halloween set.
* I layered him under the haunted house so he looks like he's coming out from the house.



*Also from the Cute Halloween set, I used this sentiment.
*I stamped directly onto the Square 1 wall graphic material, and then just cut around it with my scissors.


Taaaa daaaaa! I love how this came together. And the best part is you can just peel the designs off, stick the mug in the dishwasher, and after it's dry, just stick the designs right back on! Hope you enjoyed my project, and make sure you head on over to see your next stop on the hop:


Here is the lineup in case you get lost, or need to stop along the way:

29 comments:

  1. Great idea. I can see doing this for each of the holidays since you said you can peel them off and put them on again. Just need to make a cute box to keep them all in.

    SMiles SHer
    SHersL84bed@aol.com

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  2. Jenny, that is so cool! And to be able to remove and then replace..what a great and creative idea!

    transport7800@aol.com
    http://mawmawsthoughts.blogspot.com/

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  3. First, let me apologize again for having you down twice under two titles. I feel horrible for the mix up. I will never do it again. I promise. Second, I love your project. I thought it was a vase until the end and once I saw the mug, I thought what a great idea! So cute, so practical. I love the ghost and will probably get the set of stamps now once I get back to Tucson. Thank you so much for being part of this hop my first time out as hostess. I really appreciate it. Jearise in Lorby's World.

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  4. How Cool is that!!! I've never seen this before. Love It! TFS I'm a follower of yours. Would Love for you to come visit my blog sometime. :0)
    cindymarshall63 at hotmail dot com
    cindys-greencricut.blogspot.com

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  5. what a creative idea!! I love this =D Thank you for sharing the tutorial I am going to give this a try for a fall mug =D

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  6. very fun creative idea. TFS
    Eva :0)
    evascrapslife(at)gmail(dot)com
    http://evasscrapsncards.blogspot.com
    I have a giveaway on my blog

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  7. Jenny, Your mug is so cute and love that you can peel it off and wash and reapply. TFS and I am a follower. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com

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  8. Love your mug. Thanks for the instructions. How great that you can peel it off and reapply. Thanks for sharing.

    Vicki
    vwilson577 at yahoo.com

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  9. So.....where's the coffee? This was a very ingenious idea and cute as well. Enjoy your JAVA!!
    Stop by if you can & say hi, Claire
    www.scrapmyway.blogspot.com

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  10. Beautiful! I want one!! Lol!! Thanks for the inspiration - I may be making some of these! :-)
    kerys dot sharrock at me dot com

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  11. What an amazing Idea I love it and you did an awesome job. I have some square one haven't tried it now I am inspired . TFS Nice hopping with you today!
    Big Blog Hugs! Janet
    http://ladyluvbug.blogspot.com/

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  12. Wow what a great idea. THanks for sharing
    marial302003@yahoo.com

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  13. Amazing work and what a great idea to take along with you if you are walking with your kids and trick or treating!

    sojourne_iam@yahoo.com

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  14. Great project - this would work perfect for our favorite halloween beverage - hot apple cidar with a little cinnamon schnaps - just to keep ya warm!!! TFS

    Have a scrap-happy day
    Lisa G
    http://lisa-scrappingspot.blogspot.com/
    lkgra@hotmail.com

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  15. What a cool idea! Thanks I love it! TFS CallyAnn
    http://callyanncraftycreations.blogspot.com

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  16. That is such a clever & creative idea....I LOVE IT!!!!

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  17. So stinkin cute and love the coffee mug!! TFS!!!

    http://ibecircled.blogspot.com
    ilovetonkinese2 at hotmail dot com
    Rexann♥

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  18. love the COFFEE mug
    http://buzzybeedesigns.blogspot.com
    Rebecca Minor
    buzzybeedesigns(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

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  19. Fabulous Halloween coffee mug! What a wonderful idea~so unique~so inspiring! New follower via GFC! Thanx~prhmangel at gmail dot com

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  20. Love that you can remove it!!! You can put it on any mug that way!
    kacee

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  21. adorable mug

    http://tryin2craft.blogspot.com

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  22. What a cute idea! Thanks for sharing :)

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  23. Wowzers now that's spooktastic my friend.What a fabulous idea for a haunted house. Just adorable.thanks for sharing love.
    Scrappingmamma~ ustoleit@comcast.net

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  24. Jenny, what a COOL idea!! I love that you stamped on the wrap/vinyl... Think I'm gonna have to give this a shot!! :) I love the mug -- It's absolutely DARLING!!

    Thanks for sharing your talent in the hop -- What a haunting good time I had hopping with you today!! :)

    Amy :) at www.lovetocrop.com

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  25. This is such an awesome idea!!! How cute to make for teachers, grandparents, the list could go on and on :)
    TFS
    Theresa
    tmdettloff@gmail.com

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  26. I absolutely LOVE the coffee mug! I will have to try that :) I've been wanting to try Square 1 for a while...I'm an affilliate myself It has been a pleasure participating in this hop. such wonderful projects by everyone

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  27. jenn .. this mug looks so cool
    cant make out that handmade
    awesome
    hugs
    mallika
    mallikakejriwal@gmail.com

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