glitter and ghouls

halloween has not, typically, been one of my favorite holidays. But, as I have mentioned for at least the last two years, I have fallen in love with the super fun Halloween designer paper and stamps that Stampin' up! has been offering. I have even been stamping spiders! It is truly amazing.

I am hosting a class at my house tomorrow night for anyone that wants to come and make this super cute Halloween banner, or one close to it. I always encourage personalizing and going beyond my designs. I do make a point to tell my students that if they make something WAY cuter than what I made as the sample...I may keep their project and pass it off as my own at the next class, but...so far I have restrained. I love the ideas people come up with tho and have learned a lot from my students over the years.
The class is $10 and includes everything you need to make a Halloween banner. I have to made the disclaimer here that I don't actually have any more black rhinestones, but I do have loads of clear so....it will be even more sparkly!
Please RSVP if you plan to attend so I can save you a spot!

Comments

Jimi said…

Hi Beckie, You can create black rhinestones (or red or blue or purple) by coloring the rhinestone with a Sharpie.

October 12, 2011 at 6:33 PM

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