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Happy Halloween, friends!   Kimberly here today to share a fun Halloween card using lots of supplies found in the BRI shop.   Most everything I used on this card can be used for non-Halloween cards as well - bonus!
SUPPLIES
Lawn Fawn Perfectly Plaid 6x6 Paper pad
Lawn Fawn Trick or Treat Stamp Set
Dylusions White Paint Pen Distress Ink 
Copic Markers

To create my background, I used Distress Inks to blend a night sky and added some stars with a Dylusions white paint pen.   I stamped the sentiment from Trick or Treat with Versamark and heat embossed it with white EP.    I die cut the tree borders from several colors of dark cardstock and adhered them to my background piece.   I colored the elements in with Copic markers (owl from Jump for Joy, bat from Trick or Treat, hat from Hats Off to You).   
I mounted my panel to several colors of solid cardstock before adhering it to a piece of plaid paper from the Perfectly Plaid Fall 6x6 paper pad.
I thought the bat stealing the owl's Halloween costume fit perfectly with the "trick" or treat sentiment!!!   

I hope you have a fabulous Halloween!   My kids are getting older and my son says he isn't going trick-or-treating tonight - but we shall see.   I think his need for candy will win out and he will be scrounging to put together a costume tonight at the last minute!   In either case, I'll be enjoying passing out candy to the neighborhood kids, and having a fire with the neighbors as part of our Halloween tradition!   Whatever you do, enjoy!!!



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