Trick or Treat Contest and October's Guest Designer

Hello MLS fans! We hope you had a great weekend and enjoyed some of the World Card Making Day festivities. We've got a fun contest going on and would love for you to create with us! Here's all the details we posted last week:

Halloween is just around the corner we'd love for you to create a layout, card or project using our Trick or Treat collection. We're giving you until Friday October 28th to submit your creations for one of 3 themed categories.

Funniest

Scariest

and most unique uses of the MLS Trick or Treat collection.

We'll choose the best submissions and post them here on our blog on Monday October 31st and let our fans choose the winner for each of the 3 categories!

Email your entries to dt@mylittleshoebox.com no later than Friday October 28th!

Winners will win and entire MLS collection of their choice and their winning project featured in our monthly newsletter that will goes out around November 15th and include a link to your personal blog!

We encourage you to share "sneak peeks" of your entry on your own personal blogs and link back to this post. We'll have a special extra treat for one lucky entry that does! Please link your sneak peek post here so we can come by and check it out!

We hope you'll all play along and create something fun! To give you some ideas here's a look at a couple of Trick or Treat projects from our team.

Trick or Treat patterned paper: Spooky Treats
Trick or Treat patterned paper: Starry Night
Trick or Treat patterned paper: Batty for You
Trick or Treat patterned paper: Scaredy Cat
Trick or Treat patterned paper: Fright Night
Trick or Treat patterned paper: Monster Crossing
Trick or Treat cardstock stickers

Other products used:
black, white cardstock (Bazzill)
glitter glue (Ranger)
twine (The Twinery)

Kristine'sTip: Punch several 1-inch circles out of various Trick or Treat patterned paper; layer circles to create fun scalloped edges. Take an extra few seconds to finish your project off with some glitter glue; in this case, on the pumpkin eyes and on the "Boo!!" cardstock sticker. Sometimes it's those little details that make the project shine.