Reminisce

Boo! Surprise...it's time for a challenge!!

Surprised? It's time for a REMINSCE blog challenge! The theme is Halloween!

The details:

Your challenge is to use ANY Reminisce product (or products!) to create a candy or halloween related project. It could be a layout, a card, a treat bag or an altered candy dish...your only limit is your imagination!

Post the project to your blog or upload it to an online gallery and load the link into the widget below (please link your specific blog post or gallery item-NOT your main blog link or entire album-these non specific types of links will be deleted) so we all can enjoy your inspiration! You have until Monday, October 31st, at midnight (CST) to link up your project.

The incentive:

One creative participant will win a Reminisce prize pack and have their image (and link) featured on the blog. They will also receive a BLOG CHALLENGE WINNER badge to display on their personal blog. Another random challenge participant will win a Reminisce prize pack too!

The inspiration:

DT member, Kim Holmes created a 2 page Halloween layout with the Halloween Party Line...

and Gina Hanson created this fabulous 8x8 layout with the I {heart} Candy line:

Hope to see everyone play along...can't wait to see what you create!

 

It's a Candy Carnival! {repurposed packaging}

Today's LOVING MY LEFTOVERS post is courtesy of Shelly Maxwell. She repurposed some packaging as candy containers with Reminisce's I {Heart} Candy line of papers!

They're embellished with some leftover chipboard pieces and ribbons tied through the prepunched hole on the plastic packaging.

Super cute gifts for her daughter to hand out at school on Halloween! Thanks for sharing Shelly!

An altered candy tin...

Today, DT member Angela Ploegman is sharing an altered Candy Tin she made with the I {heart} Candy collection of paper and stickers!

The tin was created by adhering the Candy Cornucopia patterned paper to the top and sides of the tin. The lid was then embellished with ribbon stickers from the 12x12 border sticker sheet. The gap between the patterned paper on top and the border sticker on the rim of the lid was painted black. The heart trim was colored orange and then stuck down. The center embellishment is a single, over sized sticker from the 12x12 icon sticker sheet.

Here's a close up of the side of the tin:

Thanks for sharing Angela!

ps. if you're feeling INSPIRED to create an altered home decor object, be sure to check out our current blog challenge....details are posted HERE!