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Day 9 of 12 Days of Creepmas: DICC with Dilly Beans

Greetings! I'd like to thank those of you that sent well wishes to my daughter for her Birthday. Today is another momentous occasion....it's my son's birthday! That's right. Both kids...within 2 days of each other, 1 week before Christmas. Go. Me. My boy is 7, and I can hardly stand it! Why must it go so fast??? But on to why you are really here. My 9th Creepmas project!

I made this for the latest Desert Islands Crafters Challenge. Yup. I am 2 days late. But during this crazy week, I am lucky if anything gets made! As per usual, you need to use at least 3 things from the given itinerary. I used #'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, and 10. To see the itinerary, please visit the DICC Blog. We are sponsored by Dilly Beans this time, hence the choice of this image.

I colored Halloween Framed Skellie 2 with my alcohol markers. My snowflake punch is yet another one from Martha Stewart's pretty-damn-awesome line. I hate how much I love her punches. The glittery goodness is an Ice Stickles. The Baker's Twine is from The Dollar Spot at Target.


Please be sure to visit the rest of the DICC team, as well as all of the Jolly Bloggers, listed in my side bar.

Happy Birthday to my very handsome boy! I am so proud of you, Phoenix!

Comments

DonnaMundinger said…
My goodness! March certainly seems to have been a "busy" month for you. LOL Happiest of birthdays to Phoenix! It really is a bite having to do birthdays so close to Christmas though, eh? Like you have nothing else to do. My hubby's is New year's Eve. Adorable tag, Alison! I hate to say I love MS punches too. This one is particlarly fab. and I love the way you've colored that dear skully. xxD
Anonymous said…
Awwww.....that skelly looks great as a Creepmas skelly! Your coloring is so good - it looks like candy!
Wendy said…
Super tag Alison! Love that you used a Dilly Bean stamp.

Happy Birthday to Phoenix.
Really a great tag and Happy Birthday to Phoenix.
Wiola said…
First of all, you have the cutest kids ever! Second of all, what a pretty and cool tag you've made here!

Ps. I'm sending you some happy birthday wishes to Phoenix from Sweden. I hope his birthday will be filled with awesomeness. :)
Unknown said…
Very cute tag.
Two baby's birthdays in two days!! Definitely. Go. You.
I hope your son has a great day. They do grow up too quick :( Mine are 10 & 16 already!!
Crafting Vicky said…
wow you really liked to be busy in the holidays lol Happy birthday Phoenix (fab name)!!! And what a great tag. soooo love those images ;o)
Emily Thubbron said…
How cute is that little sweetie. Happy Birthday Phoenix. I love this tag. It's so glittery. Great image.
Emily Thubbron said…
How cute is that little sweetie. Happy Birthday Phoenix. I love this tag. It's so glittery. Great image.
GlitteryKatie said…
Love it Alison! Great colouring- that image is creepy cute!
maureenjscott said…
Oh Alison, another MS punch... I have to stop reading - I ordered the Drippy Goo one yesterday after your day 8 post!!! Love your tag, love the non Christmas Dilly Beans image on the Christmas tag - inspired! mo x

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