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Now, I can't wait to see what everyone did with these cute files, so let's get started! Here's my complete set:
First up is the card. Here is the outside:
And here is the inside:
The smaller pumpkin shape cuts that I used on the inside can also be used on the outside (front) if you wish. I chose to leave my outside looking "pumpkin-y", and used the smaller cuts to cover most of the floral side of the paper on the inside. The green pattern was perfect for my sentiment, and the lighter neutral will be easy to write on.
I love that it stands, tent-style, to show off our beautiful work to all who pass by!
Next is the place card:
I used chalkboard vinyl for my name area - or you could use it to label foods on a buffet if, like my family, you're more casual in your seating.
Finally, the favor box:
From the front, this looks a lot like the place card. It's the same size and they use the same base. You could even add the smaller layered cut shape to this one as well; I chose to stamp an image directly on my pattern paper instead. Here's what's different:
Where the place card stands tent-style like the card, the favor box has sides attached to the flat bottom. Plenty of room for a little mix of candy corn and dry roasted peanuts, yum! I'm already thinking about making an enlarged version of this so I can tuck in a few treats for the "little bitties" that we'll have at our family celebration.
I hope you enjoyed my take on this great set of files! If you're interested, all of the products I used are available from Close To My Heart:
- Flirty paper pack
- Baker's Twine Harvest Assortment
- So Grateful stamp set (card & favor box) - the sentiment inside the card is discontinued, but "Thanksgiving" is in this stamp set as well
- Stamp pads in New England Ivy and Goldrush
- Burlap Ribbon
- Durables Studs - Round
- Sparkles Clear
- Adhesive Chalkboard Sheets
these are great, love how you can write a name on them, very creative!
ReplyDeleteLori, what a clever idea to use chalk board labels. LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI love these templates. Using the chalkboard to be able to write names is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect idea to be able to write the names on them :)
ReplyDeleteChalkboard paper is a fun touch. great job.
ReplyDeleteI love the blackboard idea for the place cards Lori - your papers, burlap ribbon and buttons look so pretty on these!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable and love you can use from Halloween through Thanksgiving. Your look fantastic an thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLoving the blackboard insert on these. And a great idea to use to label foods on the buffet too.
ReplyDeleteI love the chalkboard idea!
ReplyDeletei just heard of chalkboard paint, now there's chalkboard paper? i need some. Great project. i love the buttons and embellishments. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use the chalkboard vinyl for the name cards. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Love the chalkboard paper. Nice touch!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done and very creative!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, chalkboard paper, great idea. I bet I could make a few of these up for teacher friends to make use of in their classrooms.
ReplyDeleteLove the chalkboard paper...very cool! Great job.
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty, soft colors. This is so original!
ReplyDeleteThese look great.
ReplyDeleteVery cute--I like how you used the chalkboard vinyl for the place cards.
ReplyDeleteReally like the favor box great for Thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteA wondeful idea with a chalkboard.
ReplyDeletelove the chalkboard
ReplyDeleteOMGosh...you went in so many wonderful directions with your cutting file. Some used ribbon, and you use darling string the the burlap....fabulous. And, the chalkboard vinyl....awesome. Loving the hop hop hop!
ReplyDeleteI gotta get me some chalkboard vinyl. Such a cute project!
ReplyDeleteChalkboard vinyl is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this set, it's so versatile. I love how you used the chalkboard on the place mat, such a cute idea. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lori, your idea with the chalkboard paper is a keeper. Your paper selection is sweet, too!
ReplyDeleteyour choice of making on placemat using chalkboard paper was fantastic. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteLove it! expecially in flirty! Was just working with that paper pack myself... Perfect for this project!
ReplyDeleteSo Cute!
ReplyDeleteGigi
I like hou you used the chalkboard vinyl and how you stamped the front of the other one!!
ReplyDeleteButtons, burlap and bling in the same project;) Love how you decorated these!
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