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Gothic Arch Edgar Allan Poe ATC

The father of the horror genre, with his illustrious sidekick.  Have
you tried Gothic Arch atcs?  I like the slightly different shape;   it 
gives the atc a completely different personality.

Don't forget to check out the brand new Altered Pages Challenges,
Alter Your Creativity.  Of course there are prizes--come play along, 
and take that challenge to try something new!

Have a great weekend!

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  1. way cool trisha ~ I LOVE Gothic Arches!!
    It's even better when it's got EAP on it!

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  2. This is terrific! I have a whole envelope full of the Altered Pages chipboard arches, and never remember I have them. This has inspired me to use them - maybe on my "pink project."

    Where did you get that fab raven????

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    1. Tristan, Tristan, Tristan, need you ask??

      He's an Altered Pages Raven, through and through!

      I don't know the number, but the page name is (of course)
      "Quoth the Raven"

      :)

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  3. This is fabulous Trisha, I just want to stroke the raven he looks so real and I love the background and your trimmings! xx

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  4. Thank you, everyone! This was a fun one to make, can't go wrong with
    Poe + Gothic Arch + Raven!!

    :)

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