Sunday, October 17, 2010

Trick or Treat Crackers

I saw these great crackers on the SVG Cuts Site created by Thienly and decided to make them for my sons’ classmates for Halloween.



They were super fun to make! & EASY!

They are called Crackers and the SVG for the Cracker is actually a freebie from 12/9/10 on the SVG Cuts Website. Click Here for the link. Here are Step by Step Directions.

Step 1 - Cut the Cracker SVG Base
Step 2 - Ink the edges / trim edges with wavy scissors

Step 3 - Add a strip of paper - this one was run thru the Cuttlebug/Torn/Inked

Step 4 - Add another strip if you like - this one was a Cuttlebug Halloween FolderStep 5 - Tie off the one side & Insert Candy

Step 6 - Add a tag and tie off the other side



I also created this fun bingo card for my son’s Kindergarten Class. It has SVG images from SVG Cuts and their sight words. Fun & Educational! Add some candy corn as markers and yummy too.



Happy Halloween!

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5 comments:

  1. Carolina Girl (Cely)October 18, 2010 at 4:28 AM

    Wonderful...and helpful instructions...isn't svgcuts the greatest when it comes to cuts, ideas, and inspiration!

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  2. Precious Memories Scrapbooking & MoreOctober 18, 2010 at 5:38 AM

    Amy that is awesome! I love those crackers! How did you make that Bingo Board? I would love to do that for my daughters Kindergarten class too... thanks Staci

    staci412 at optonline dot net

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  3. AnonymousOctober 18, 2010 at 6:51 AM

    Hi Amy--I'm a fellow Creative Charms designer stopping by to say hi! I've joined your blog as a follower too!
    Your crackers are very cute!

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  4. Amy (aka Aimitup)October 18, 2010 at 7:38 AM

    Thanks Cely & Welcome Kristal (just checked out & followed your blog too)
    Staci - sent you an email but thought I would leave a note here as well - I used Adobe Illustrator to set up my bingo card - you would probably use Word or PowerPoint to set it up & print.

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  5. Mary B.December 27, 2010 at 10:09 AM

    I LOVE the crackers and the idea of adding the strip of torn, embossed paper looks fantastic.

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