Countdown to Confetti: Cast a Spell & Give Thanks

Welcome to Day 3 of the September Release for Reverse Confetti! 

It's a fabulous fall release, 

with five new stamps sets & six new Confetti Cuts! 

Today, we are introducing two new fabulous fall sets: 

an adorable Halloween set (with coordinating Confetti Cuts) called Cast a Spell

 a thanksgiving set with a lovely frame (& coordinating Confetti Cuts!) called Give Thanks.

Reverse Confetti is also releasing two adorable treat bag dies this month which

I used with these stamps to create my projects today.

First up is the little Halloween treat bag that I made using some Chickaniddy Crafts 

patterned paper and the Treat Tote Confetti Cuts.

You die cut two of the Treat Totes, fold and adhere them together. Super easy & fun!

For my tag, I stamped the adorable broom image from Cast a Spell & added a sentiment from Sweet Thing.

As a finishing touch, I added some little stars that were die cut from another new panel die

that's being released this month Pretty Panels: Stars.

And for my next treat bag, I used the Tagged Tote Confetti Cuts (again, with some 

Chickaniddy Crafts patterned paper) to create what I think would be a very fun place card idea

for a Thanksgiving table.

I used the new Give Thanks stamp set to stamp my frame and sentiment, 

which I die cut with the coordinating Give Thanks Label Confetti Cuts.

The bow was die cut with a die that's included with the Tagged Tote Confetti Cuts 

and I attached it with a Chickaniddy Crafts brad.

For the name at the top, I die cut a small flower die from Petals 'n Posies Confetti Cuts,

which I attached with a tiny little clothes pin.

 

 

 

 

 

That's it for today!

There will be a $15 gift certificate up for grabs, so you make sure you leave a comment 

on each sneak peek post for each designer to increase your chances of winning!

Comments will close at noon CST today and the winner will be 

announced at 5pm.

Want another chance to win? 

Head on over to Reverse Confetti's Facebook page and 

look for the graphic posted there.

Thanks for looking!