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H is for Halloween!

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I hope you're all having a wonderful day!
 
Roni here...just bringing you the Letter "H"
 
"H" is for Halloween!!!

 
This is just a cheap 12" wood "H" that I bought on clearance at JoAnn's for $ .25!
I painted it with bronze metallic paint from Eco Green
The spider and pumpkins are part of the Halloween Border Die Cut set that I embellished with markers and glitter.
I used some of the awesome Trick or Treat Graphic45 pattern paper to mat several of the images  and the remaining images are all from some of the amazing, haunting
 Altered Pages Halloween Collage Sheets! 
 


 
Have a haunting week everyone!!
 



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  1. AlteredPages ArtsociatesThursday, September 13, 2012

    LOVE what you did with the dangling Spider from Bazzill....it's all tremendous and such an eyeful. THANKS

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  2. Becky VothFriday, September 14, 2012

    Another FABULOUS letter!!! :)

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  3. Ingrid VientFriday, September 14, 2012

    That bronze metallic paint really shimmers nicely and makes those images pop!

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  4. AlteredPages ArtsociatesSaturday, September 15, 2012

    The Eco green metallic paints really are pretty awesome. And it's a big tube for a great price too!!

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