Serendipity Stamps Blog Challenge - Scor Pal Project

Hello!  Hope everyone is having a fab week!  I'm enjoying the silence after a busy weekend.  Today I've got a neat project featuring Serendipity Stamps.  Mary is always trying to keep the design team on their toes and this time she challenged us to create a Scor Pal project.  She's even going to give away her old - gently used  Scor It to one lucky winner randomly chosen from the DT blogs!  So LEAVE A COMMENT!!   Oh and the sale this week?  Free Shipping for all US orders over $10 from October 3 - 10.

For inspiration she directed us to the Scor Pal web site to pick a project.  Since it's October I'm thinking Halloween and I'm always craving chocolate so I thought a candy bar wrap was just the thing for me.  I hope it stays around long enough for me to give away to my sister - I know she will love this! 

You don't need a Scor Pal to try one of these projects - I have a Martha Stewart score board I picked up at Michael's.  My candy bar was a little bigger than this design was meant for - but after I made one with scrap paper it was easy to adjust the template to the bigger size bar.  (Go figure - I thought everything was getting smaller!).   I dressed up the outside with a bow and and easy to color nostalgic image of some trick or treaters!  I like how the fancy oval frame has little stars - they look like they were just meant for the little cowboy on the left!   

Here's a close up of the inside of the candy wrapper. I fussy cut the ghost and used pop dots to adhere him to the trick or treat sentiment.

And here is the finished package ready to give.   I added a little tulle to the end - to make it a little fancier.  A whole spool is really inexpensive (about $6 for a 6" roll that is 120 feet long) and you only need a little to make an impression.  I used about 10 inches, zig zag folded it and then folded that in half like a fan and then tucked it into the end of the bow.
I hope you'll hop on over to the other design team member blogs and see what they came up with for this challenge!  Just click on their names listed below to jump to their blog.  I know you'll be blown away by the awesome projects they've made!

Helen Berry - Helen Berry Designs

Amy Cokley - So Amused
Sue Eldred - Sue's Creative Workshop

Jenny Gropp - One Krafty Kat

Miriam Napier - Miriam's Delirium

Pauline Pollington - Craft Obsession

Cathy Weber - Empty Nest Crafter

Thanks for having a look!

Jeanne

  

 

Supplies Used: 

Stamps:  Serendipity Costume Kids, Smell my Feet, Ghost with Pumpkin, Happy Halloween Large

Paper:  Papertrey True Black

Die Cuts: Floral Ovals, Classic Ovals, Papertrey Ink:Double Ended Banners

Markers:  Copic

Ribbon 1 1/2" Plaid RIbbon Wired by Holiday Inspirations (Joann)

Gem by Prima (Flower Centers)

Black Tulle - Hobby Lobby His & Hers