Get ready to have your socks knocked off, by Graphic 45 Brand Ambassador, Cecilia Zertuche and her Halloween project haul. Cecilia shows us the creative possibilities of our Midnight Tales paper collection and shares a spook-tacular Haunted House Treat Box and Place Card Tutorial. But wait, before we dive in we have our Fall Sneak Peek Winners to announce! The winners are…. drum roll please!…

BIG thanks to everyone who shared our Sneak Peeks, left comments, and joined us for the unveiling. We are absolutely honored to have such a wonderful community. Prizes will be shipped out mid-November when the product is available. Winners, please email info@g45papers.com to claim your prizes.

If you have yet to check out our new collections be sure to fall down the rabbit hole and check them out, Alice’s Tea Party and Time to Flourish.

Midnight Tales Project Haul

Featuring a Haunted House Treat Box & Place Card Tutorial

By Cecilia Zertuche

“Hello G45ers, for my October presentation I want to show you how many projects you can make with one paper collection, I chose Midnight Tales and even with all these projects I still have papers for more! I made the following:

1 big album
1 center piece, altering one stacking circle box
3 Haunted house shaped treat boxes
3 Place cards
3 Napkin holders

I made a video tutorial to teach you how to make the adorable haunted houses treat boxes and the place cards, for those projects you’ll need:

Graphic 45 Supply List:

Other supplies:

Tim Holtz dies #664209
Rectangle dies
Black cardstock
Black wink of stela
Thin wire
Tea lights
Liquid glue
Scrapbook tools

Video Tutorial:

Haunted House Treat Boxes & Place Cards by Cecilia Zertuche | Graphic 45

TIP – To hold the treats inside, reinforce the bottom with a piece of chipboard, as shown in the video.

TIP – These houses can be also a tea light lantern, how to put inside the tea light? Using hinges in the roof.

TIP – Use any scrap to make and decorate the place cards, but leave a piece of paper in solid color where to write the name of the guest.

TIP – and Warning! With just a few elements you can create fun Napkin holders that the kids will love, but here’s the warning, when cutting the paper towel tube BE SO CAREFUL!! Mine was really thick and I cut myself so bad that I needed stitches, so please take care or use a tube with thine cardboard.

You’re still on time to create, thank you so much for joining me!!!” ~Cecilia