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Boo on the Brain!

I don't know about you, but when school starts up again, I get itchin' for colder weather, fall colors & of course, 
H A L L O W E E N!!!!

So, I guess it's a good thing that Altered Pages has so many wonderful Halloween items to play with! Not only does Jean have a plethora of spooky collage sheets, but take a look at these alterables:

Wooden Coffin Panels
 These wooden coffin pieces come in THREE sizes! 5", 7" & 9"! $2 each or all three sizes for $8.95!!!
How much fun could you have with those?! I am picturing a little spooky cemetery on the mantle! Or drill a hole in the top of each piece & create a banner with them! String them up with some of those Halloween lights too! OMG! The ideas are popping into my head as I type!!
Paper Mache Coffins
Or go 3D with the paper mache version - you get all three sizes for one great price! Only $6.25! Cute little lids on these...what surprises would you hide inside? Oh, maybe a spooky-sweet treat for teacher? Creepy crawlies for you sweetie? Hmmmmmmm...

And, you could use these papers & stickers for your Spooktacular projects:

 

And, don't forget that Altered Pages also carries Steampunk gears, pen nibs, flowers & all sorts of other fabulous embellishments to add to your coffins!!!
Check them out here!
Add all this together with some of the images from the Halloween collage sheets & you are set!

OMG! What am I doing?
I am typing when I should be shopping!
Happy Haunting!
Cheers!

Comments

  1. I love Halloween. Great colours and you can just go for it. Off to check out the goodies.....

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  2. I think those coffins are awesome! I'm thinking how cool they would be with a miniature memory album inside with photos of the kids' Hallowe'en costumes!

    That Graphic 45 "Steampunk Spells" paper is PERFECT colorways for Autumn and Hallowe'en projects!

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  3. YOU GOT ME EXCITED for Halloween!!! JUST A NOTE, the wood coffins are $2, $3 & $4 each by size or 8.75 for all three of sizes.

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