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Mr. Owl goes trick or treating!

Here's a fun card I made which has Mr. Owl  dressing up and grabbing his trick or treat bag from the Spooky Bingo Bits stamp set....now he's ready to go trick or treating so bring on the candy! (dark chocolate please).  ALSO: I just posted a Halloween Make and Take class....check it out on the side bar ->>>>  Hope you can make it!!!!


Recipe:
Stamps:  Teeny Tiny Wishes and Spooky Bingo Bits
Paper: Basic Black, Basic Gray, More Mustard, Tangerine Tango and Howlstooth & Scaringbone DS paper;
Ink: Basic Black and Tangerine Tango
Accessories: Owl Builder punch, Petite Pennants Builder punch, Scallop Edge Border punch, Curly Label punch (for wings), Cupcake Builder punch, 1 3/4 " circle punch, Woodgrain Folder, Top Note Die and Linen Thread.
Happy Stamping!  Annette
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  1. cmarie9/17/2012

    This is just the cutest. I have been wanting the spooky bingo bits since they came out, so this may just be the push I've been needing.
    Cathy R.

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  2. Laura Love9/20/2012

    Very cute!

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  3. Kathy Skinner (Kat)9/29/2012

    Great elements on this card!

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