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A Thankful Tree What fun your guests can have when they create their very own Give Thanks Tag! Place an empty Tag with only their name for a place card, then after dinner they can create a keepsake!  Papers and collages are waiting for you and there is time to get them in the mail!  This lovely tree was decorated by Linda A. click here for collages click here for tags of all sorts

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Isn't Halloween such fun? Here are some fun for you.  Alteredpages.com papers, collages and Edges were used for these ATC's. collages AP 1347 50's Halloween, 1819 Once in a Blue Moon, 1488 Halloween ATC's, along with the Black Bat from Halloween Edges, Paper from Halloween in Wonderland 8x8 pad.    created by Jean for Jo Johnson

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This piece was created by Debi Wind (Windy Stamper) AP Design Team member. Debi used AP 458 Wicked Witches collage. Her accents are so perfectly colorized and we love the plaid and dot ribbons. Thanks Debi, it's GREAT!

These darling coffins were cut from wood with a back brace added to allow it to stand.  They were painted black.  The sizes ranged from approximately 5 inches tall to 12 inches tall.   Then everyone was allowed to grab one or more for a project.   We had papers including the Graphic 45 Halloween in Wonderland!     Some were decoupaged in total, some simply embellished.  These examples were done by Linda Anquoe of Phoenix.

One of the items made at Girls Just Wanna Get Spooky, Saturday Oct. 15, 2011 Gold Bazzill cardstock was used for the base, with a cuttlebug folder using black Bazzill cardstock creating the next layer after it had been punched by a Martha Stewart punch of dripped 'blood'!    A die cut of a spider's web frame was an overlay on the cat image and a touch of orange glitter added.  The finishing touch was purple grosgrain ribbon.   OHHHH so spooky. Steampunk Stella came ready for action.   She even carried a tiny derringer in her pocketbook.   Stella's bowler hat was authentic and her lace wristlet was exquisite with gears, gems and more added.  Her brooch was adorned with watch parts and feathers of the most exotic style.  The Necessity shelves contained important items for any spooky gathering, jars of bats lashes, little girls curls, lizard tongues, fallen stars, EEKs and so much more. This little witch flew in from 7...