Library Halloween Class

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I am a full time mother to my two children, Lauren who is 8 and Alec who is 5. I have been married to my wonderful husband, Aaron, for 9 years. I have been a stamping for 5 years and love making cards and gift ideas using Stampin' Up! product. I love my job as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and check back often to see my new creations. All projects are made with Stampin' Up! product unless otherwise noted. Thanks for stopping by!

10/29/2009

I just returned from a fun night at the Pentwater Library. I had a Halloween Class and this is one of the cards we made.

This fun card uses a few different Halloween stamp sets. The witches hat comes from the set "Eat, Drink and Be Scary", the bat and background stamp is from the set "Halloween Frights" and the Trick or Treat comes from a hostess set "Holiday Best". I really like how this card turned out and I think it was a favorite of the ladies tonight too! I had so much fun with the group of ladies. I think I may be seeing a few of them again in the near future <wink>. This stamping is SO addicting!

I hope you all have a Happy Halloween!

Posted at 07:19 PM in Cards, Halloween | Permalink

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Love the rhinestone on the witch's hat...adds that WOW!!!

Posted by: Amy K. | 10/31/2009 at 11:03 AM

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