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Countdown to Halloween



Poison at the ready! One more day until the spooks coming knocking, claiming "trick or treat, give me something good to  eat." 

To make the sparkly stars, I came up with a technique modified from one I learned at Convention this summer. 

Supplies: tomboy green glue, dazzling diamonds glitter, blender pen

Squirt a small amount of glue into a container (I use an empty embellishment container) add a pinch of glitter and apply  with the blender pen. 


Because the green glue is thicker you get chunky looking stars. 

Alternate (learned at Convention): glitter glue and a blender pen or aqua painter. You can get very tiny sparkles with this technique. 

Stamps: Sweet Hauntings 139702
Inks: Archival Black ink pad 140931
Papers: Soft Sky 131203, Night of Navy 100867, Whisper White 100730
Accessories: Spider Web doilies 139622, Many Marvelous Markers 131264 (comes in color packs also), Dazzling Diamond glitter 133751, Blender Pens 102845, Tombo Multipurpose Liquid Glue 110775 

And yes I fussy cut the bottles! I am not a fan of fussy cutting but I will sacrifice for the cause. 

I am going as the Frightening Neighbor Lady tomorrow. Not fussing with a costume this year. 

Happy haunting, Sandy

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