TopHomeAboutDisclosureAdvertisingNavigationScrapbook UpdateWhere scrapbooking means business.Homecategory navNewsNew ReleasesTrendsCHAGiveawaysWorkJobsDesign Team CallsProjectsCardsOrganizationCraft CritiqueReturn to ContentSee the Entire Halloween Tag Trilogy!By Nancy Nally on October 21, 2016  in Projects  Awhile back, I showed my readers these three tags that I had created in a single inking session from Tim Holtz Distress Stains, intending to use them to create a Halloween tag series. The series is now complete, and I’m back today to share the results!The first tag that I made was actually fall-themed, not strictly Halloween, and was created around a Tim Holtz blueprint stamp. The directions for creating the fall tag, along with the directions for the inking process that created all three tags, are in my Fall Pumpkin Tag project article.The second tag that I inked in the series ended up a more faded mix of orange, green and purple than the first one after it sat for a long time in the sun and got exposed to a heavy dose of UV light. For this one, I wanted to play with my new Tim Holtz Crazy Cats stamps that I just bought. I created a spooky spider and spiderweb to freak out my scaredy cat with! Instructions for this tag – including the seed bead twist tie – are on the Buttons Galore blog.Also on the Buttons Galore blog is my Spooky Halloween Tag, created from the first, most bright of the tags that I inked in this series. This one uses another Tim Holtz blueprint stamp, and is a bit different from my usual style, but I’m really pleased with how it came out.For now, I’m enjoying my Halloween Tag series by using clothespins to attach them to a small spooky Halloween tree that I bought for my living room at a local chain craft store. After Halloween, they’ll find a home in an 8×8 album that I have set aside to store my tag art in.3Craft & Scrapbooking Jobs – October 19th, 2016By Nancy Nally on October 19, 2016  in Jobs, WorkLooking to launch a new craft industry career, or just find a new craft company where you can continue your existing career? Check out the opportunities below to start your search for the perfect craft or scrapbooking job!Sales:DCWV Acquisition Corp – Sales Representative (Dallas, TX)DCWV Acquisition Corp – Executive Key Account Manager (Provo, UT)Madelinetosh – Account Manager (Fort Worth, TX)BGM Creations – Inside Sales (West Berlin, NJ)American Crafts – Regional Sales Representative (Lindon, UT)Marketing:Provo Craft – International Program Support (South Jordan, UT)Jo-Ann Inc – Manager, Digital Marketing (Hudson, OH)Jo-Ann Inc – Sr Email & Digital Planner (Marketing) (Hudson, OH)Jo-Ann Inc – Manager, Brand Content (Marketing) (Hudson, OH)AC Moore – Marketing Coordinator (Berlin, NJ)Jo-Ann Inc – Copywriter (Hudson, OH)Ellison Educational Equipment Inc – Junior Copywriter/Content Marketer (Lake Fore