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Halloween Bamboo Tile Charm

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Yes, it seems to be that Halloween is in the air!

I am hosting an altered charm swap at the moment and one of the groups is Halloween!
So, today I thought I'd share a fun way to use several Altered Pages products to turn a plain old bamboo tile into a darling little Halloween charm...


To create this charm I used a great image from the Mini Holiday Collage Sheet (AP698) as well as some Eco Ink, the Ink Blending Tool and some of the lovely Copper Metal Foil.

For complete instructions and step by step photos please feel free to check out my blog Ink Stains.

Also, if you're interested in joining in on the Ink Stains Altered Charm Swap please feel free to stop by and check out all the details.

Have a wonderful day friends!!!
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  1. Ingrid VientTuesday, July 10, 2012

    Very nice! I like how you used the copper foil on the edges.

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  2. Candace JedrowiczWednesday, July 11, 2012

    Adorable!

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  3. Becky VothWednesday, July 11, 2012

    this is wonderful!

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  4. Holly R.Wednesday, July 11, 2012

    This is so cool. I ordered a bunch of tiles and they came today. I will be making
    charms with them. I already did my Halloween and will be sending them soon.

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