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Happy October everyone!!! I am  SO super excited that the month of Halloween is upon us!! When I saw all the cute Jillibean Soup Halloween goodies at Butterfly Reflections Ink I just knew I was going to make some fun projects!! So, here is my first Halloween project share:
It is a Happy Halloween banner!! I used the Jillibean Soup Witches Brew 6x6 paper pad for the background papers and the punched circles.
I loved that cute little kitty from the Jillibean Soup Witches Brew Pea Pod Die Cuts!! I also sprinkled some of the die cut stars and photo corners around the banner. 
I fell in LOVE with the Halloween Wood Veneers as soon as I saw Vanessa's post on FaceBook! They  have Jack o Lanterns, bats, skulls and stars! I added this little guy in the middle of the "O", which fit perfectly!! I couldn't help myself, I added googly eyes too! 

These letters were the perfect size for the photo frames I chose to use. This pack of Black Glitter Beanboard Alphas were awesome because they have upper case and lower case! 
Also in clusters of three on a couple of the frames, I added Owloween Stew Enamel Stars in the tiniest size. 

This banner was so much fun to make!! I love making banners for the holidays!! They are so festive and really fun! Check out the voiceover process video

Cheri 




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