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H is for Halloween!

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
 


 
Have a haunting week everyone!!
 




Comments

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

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

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

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