Scor-Pal/Little Darlings Blog Hop

Welcome to the Scor-pal/Little Darlings blog hop! Today we are featuring some fun projects using the Scor-pal/Scor-buddy along with the newly released Fall/Halloween Little Darlings stamps. If you came here from Angie's blog then you are in the right spot. If not, you will want to start from the beginning at the Scor-pal blog so you don't miss any of today's projects. There will be some Little Darlings stamps given away by Love to Stamp and Scor-pal will be giving away a Scor-buddy to one person randomly chosen from all comments left. The more comments you leave the better your chances of winning. You can also increase your chances of winning a Scor-buddy in other ways as well so check out the Scor-pal blog for complete details.

For my project I decided to make a combination of a Halloween lantern and treat box!
It took a while to make but really is simply 2 4" square boxes on top of each other with a removable roof.

Challenges:
Hooked On Craft - Anything But A Card
Stamp Insanity - Anything But A Card
Fashionable Stamping - Anything But A Card (no digis)
Catch The Bug - Anything But a Card - A Spooky Treat
Pixie Dust - Anything But A Card
Just Tracy's - Anything Goes (1 entry only)
ABC Challenge - A is for Anything Goes (1 entry only)
One Stop Craft - Anything Goes (2 entries only)
Woodware USA - Anything Goes (2 entries only)
I Did It - Anything Goes
One Stitch At A Time - Anything Goes
Stampin Sisters in Christ - Anything Goes
Sentimental Sunday's - Anything Goes (with a sentiment)
Top Tip Tuesday - Use Designer Paper
Wags N Whiskers - Handmade
Freshly Brewed - Fancy Folds
The Rubber Cafe - Treat Boxes (1 entry only)
Thrilling Thursday - Something Sweet (the candy inside is definitely sweet)
Anything Goes - Punches and/or Dies
Heartsong Inspirations - Die Cuts
Papertake Weekly - Use 3 or more Shapes
Simon Says Stamp and Show - Wings
Simon Says Stamp - Halloween or Goth
Ribbon Carousel - Ribbon and Sparkle (the ribbon has silver thread and the bats are misted to make them shimmery)
Crafty Ribbons - Pretty Spooky (and ribbons)
Reasonable Ribbon - Halloween (and ribbon, twine etc)
Clear It Out - Halloween
Stamps + Fun = Creativity - Halloween
Paper Pretties - Halloween
Going Grey - Halloween (2 entries only)
Cupcake Crafts - Halloween
Challenge Up Your Life - Halloween
Drunken Stampers - Halloween
Victorine Originals - Halloween
Everybody Art - Halloween
2 Sisters - Halloween
Sparkles Forum - Halloween
Meljen's - Halloween
Fussy and Fancy - Halloween
Creative Card Crew - Spooky Fun
Forever Night - Trick or Treat (wouldn't love to T or T at this witches house?)
Our Craft Lounge - Trick or Treat

Project Recipe:
Image - Tricks or Treats by Little Darlings
Medium - Copic Markers
Paper - Jeepers Creepers
Border Punches - Drippy Goo and Spooky Fence by Martha Stewart
Dies - Spellbinders Labels 22
Ribbon - Michaels
Bats - Border Accents from K and Co
Twine - The Twinery
Vellum - Unknown

This little witch is so cute and so I couldn't make the house too spooky :)

The windows were cut with a spellbinders die and then backed with patterned vellum to allow the light from the flame less candle to show through.

The bats were cut from a border accent and then backed with black cardstock spritzed with Smooch Shimmer in Vanilla Sugar to give them some glimmer. They were then attached to the roof with bakers twine. I also created a chimney from a scored cylinder and added some batting to the top for smoke.

Around the back of the house there is a door to get at the goodies.

This is where you put the candy and you access it by taking of the lantern box top.

You remove the roof to add the flame less candle for light.

It is so hard to photograph it to show the flickering candle but you can see a little of the glow from behind the vellum.
I really hope you liked this one, it was fun to make (if a little exasperating while making the roof as I had no measurements so i had to wing it for a while :))
Be sure to leave a comment to be in with a chance of winning and your next hop stop is Ruby's blog.

Katie