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31 Days of Halloween--Day 5: All about the candy!

Are you having a great time with the hop so far?  There are some fabulous 
projects and pieces along the way, definitely a little something for everyone!
Here is a, well, you can help me decide--I'm leaning towards calling it a 
"tabletop collage."
Now THAT is scary!
 (Seriously, what's the point of Halloween if there isn't any candy?????)
I have little easels, and thought about just setting this out, but I have a friend who
LOVES Halloween, so instead made it an easel card:

Just in case you've never seen an easel card:
click for Super Simple Easel Card Tutorial
(The horrified couple are of course from an Altered Pages collage sheet,
the background was created from Dylusion Ink Sprays,
and the flames are from a hand carved stamp.) 
So, what do you think?  Is it more of a card, or a tabletop collage?

Have fun hopping--see you along the way! (The linkys 
are up in the top right corner, btw . . . )
:)trisha

Comments

  1. Hilarious! Almost spit out my morning coffee! Fab work and I love the background. xxD

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  2. It is a card for my table top! Love the horrified couple and that hand crafted stamp! Candy!!

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  3. So funny! I love a little humor here and there and this made my morning! Beautiful hand carved flames!

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  4. What can I say.... but HOT HOT HOT!!!! FANTASTIC card!!!

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  5. I say send it to your friend but that friend had bwetter use it as an easel card and keep it displayed!

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  6. Bertram and Bettie, I can see them sipping martinis in their ultra chic living room! LOVE IT

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  7. Fangtastic easel card, great image and gotta love that sentiment! I too would be most horrified to discover there's no candy bwahahahahaha!

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  8. hehe you are right- what is point without candy! Love this!

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  9. Great easel card. Love the images and your funny sentiment! Lovely construction!

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  10. This is awesome Trisha!!!! Love the quote!!! :)

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  11. What a fabulous easel card! Love that couple and the blazing flames!

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  12. Gorgeous easel card loooove the background and your stamp is BRILLIANT, thanks for sharing Trisha...

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  13. Trisha,
    Funny and Hellish! Great combo, in my book! Love your back ground on this, your senti cracks me up! Great job!
    Peace,
    Kristy

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  14. Trisha, this is a wonderful easel card. Love the image and the sentiment is hilarious.

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  15. Hot and Sexy!! You rocked it GF!!!

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  16. lol this is awesome! I love the image with the senti it sooo makes me giggle:) great creation!

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  17. This is fabulous! No candy in hell you say..... well crap I'm going to have to change my ways.

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  18. Love your card/collage! Fabulous Sentiment - need to be good, cant do without candy for eternity!! lol Mo x

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  19. Wow, you made a hand craved stamp!?! Love your flames and your seintment!

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