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CTC#102 HALLOWEEN NIGHTS, Jolly Jelly Babies

Welcome to the CASEing the Catty Sunday night bloghop where we use a section of the Catalogue to inspire this weeks projects. Designers can take a layout, a colour combination, or any element as the starting point to create something new. We invite you to tour around the hop and to join in -after all the Catalogue has so many beautiful samples to inspire us all. You may have come from Monique
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I'm not much into halloween but I do love packaging and I do love treats! So I have a few quick projects from the markets I did this weekend to share. I used the clear Tiny Treat Boxes like they have on the left of this picture and the Cookie Cutter Bundle.
The first is a box of NOSES! The Darrel Lea Chocolate Balls are nice and big ( and ok, yummy too!) Since there were 8 reindeer there are 8 noses in the box and one of them of course is RED - (These do contain peanuts so have to be labeled well)

The second are for those kids that can't have chocolate and I have to confess I saw a similar idea somewhere online but I don't have original source to credit - just as well the craft world is all about Copy and Share! But thanks to the original designer I love the idea.
Since it's Christmas they have to be JOLLY BABIES! 


And finally I did another Jolly jelly baby again using the great striped paper from the fiesta pack and the glassine bag design on page 54 -super easy packaging.



I did add the JOLLY from the Christmas Greetings Thinlits dies.
thanks so much for looking this week.

Next on the blog - or back to the beginning is the very talented Julia



Don't forget we love to see what you create too, and we hold a monthly challenge where you can share with us too.


Thanks so much for looking,

Liz



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  1. Rachel Palmieri30 October 2016 at 21:06

    These treats are just too sweet!

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  2. Julia31 October 2016 at 17:23

    light bulb moment!! I never thought of that little gingerbread man as a jelly baby!! And doesn't he look superb!! So so cute! Love it all. Great projects, and awesome inspiration from the CASE!!

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  3. Deb Speijers1 November 2016 at 23:02

    I so love your Cookie Cutter packages! But I especially love the the glassine bag, the colours, the layers it all just goes together so perfectly! I would love to CASE this, if you don't mind.

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  4. Kelly Kent12 November 2016 at 21:13

    Love them Liz!!! And how awesome that you catered for kids with allergies! And what a great idea to use the gingerbread man as a jellybaby. Definitely storing this away for later!!! Kelly x

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