Halloween Boot Vintage Ornament with Fabby Ribbons and Trims

Hello Friends!!

Heather here and I hope you are having a fabby day!  Yesterday I had a little time to play after I got home from both of my boy's tennis matches.  I created this Halloween Treat using some fabby ribbons and trims from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

I started out with my Vintage Halloween Boot Digital Collage Sheet which you can find in my Etsy here.

First I cut out all of my pieces and inked the edges with Ranger's Frayed Burlap.

I glued the fronts to the backs, and then inked the edges :0)  I added some Tombow Foam Tabs to the upper portion of my Halloween Boot and the boot pocket piece.

I added glitter to all of my pieces.

I tied a bow with Old Willow Organza on my moon image.  I used a couple of Orange Pom-Poms on Pugsley's ghost costume.  I used 1/4 inch Natural Lace, Orange Leaves, Chocolate Brown Seam Binding, Halloween Baker's Twine, Orange and Deep Ivory Mulberry Roses on the tiny pocket of my Witch boot.

I tucked an owl and orange candy cane into my boot pocket.  I used some more Tombow Foam Tabs under my text boxes.  At the top of my boot I have added an additional flower image with Foam Tabs as well as the "Halloween Greetings" image.

I used some more of the Orange Leaves, some Orange Baker's Twine and another Deep Ivory Mulberry Rose.  One last look at the whole piece.

Here is a tag I created the other day using some of the same RRR Ribbons, trims and flowers.  I also used Black Gingham tied to a tiny paperclip and wrapped around my Halloween Card image. The Orange Seam Binding was used to top off my tag.

Here is a peek at the hidden little tag.

These were made using my Halloween Tickets, Halloween Cards and Halloween tag basics digital collage sheets.  Here are a few close ups of the lovely Really Reasonable Ribbon Leaves, gingham, seam binding and baker's twine.

Don't forget about our Halloween and Ribbon Challenge!!  I can't wait to see what you link up!  Thank you for visiting us at Really Reasonable Ribbon today!

Hugs

Heather