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Paper Pumpkin Blog Hop Frights & Delights

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Welcome to the Paper Pumpkin Pop Up Blog Hop!

We are all fans of this monthly crafting kit and want to share with you our enthusiasm for this box of fun and creativity. The beauty of the Paper Pumpkin kit is that you can follow the directions provided in the kit to make the projects as they were designed, or use the supplies as a starting point and let your creativity run wild. On this hop we will be sharing lots of ideas with you on how to use this September Paper Pumpkin kit: Frights & Delights.

Frights & Delights

My kit arrived in a shiny black box with spider webs on it.  I quickly tore into the black tissue paper to find 24 cellophane bags to hold your treats!  They’re super cute… some with spider webs, others with spiders, and finally, orange stripes.  I decided to alter my kit using little Take-out Boxes!

Takeout Treats

Aren’t these fun?!!  There’s a new bundle in the Holiday Catalog you may have missed:  Takeout Treats.  They were simple to put together and they’re actually pretty tiny (2 1/8″ x 1 3/4″ x 2″).  I made the basic boxes and used some fun supplies from the Paper Pumpkin Kit to embellish them.
These jack-o-lanterns came with the silver foil paper to go behind them.  All very simple to just punch out & stick onto your project.  The black & gold Baker’s Twine was also in the kit.  I used some Pick a Pattern Washi Tape on this one.
Each Paper Pumpkin kit comes with some stamps!  I have quite a large collection!!  This month had 16 stamps in there, including these little spiders and the Boo!
I used up some scraps for this one and love the way the embossing paste looks on this dark paper!!

Paper Pumpkin makes a perfect gift!!

 Are you currently a Paper Pumpkin subscriber? If not, now is a great time to join in the fun, especially with the holidays coming!  Paper Pumpkin is the PERFECT GIFT for someone when you’re not sure what to get them!  Kids love the kit, too! Contact your demonstrator to get started or CLICK HERE* to subscribe.
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Thank you for joining us as we share with you the possibilities of Paper Pumpkin, now hop over to Terri Takashige’s blog to see her fun creation.

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