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Wowzers! I haven't blogged in awhile. I've had some significant changes in my life over the past few months, so now it's time to get back to what I love.

I made some Halloween treat holders, courtesy of the video tutorial over at My Chic 'n Scratch (here).  It was great to use my Two Tags die finally! :)

The stamps are all Recollections/Michael's. I don't spend a lot of money on Halloween stamps, because I don't make Halloween cards. Actually, this is my first Halloween project.

I used my CTMH black ink for most of the stamping. But for the "Spooktacular" stamped image, I used CTMH smokey plum pigment ink, along with clear detail embossing powder (here). I love how it turned out. I also used Smokey Plum and White Daisy cardstock.

As for the patterned paper, stay tuned. For the life of me, I can't remember the names of the collections. But I will update that information :)  Patterned paper is by: EP The Apothecary Emporium, K&Company Brenda Walton Haunted Mat Pack, and Fancy Pants Designs October 31 (the latter two "borrowed" from my crafty friend Terri!)

How cute is the "Happy Halloween" one!? All the fussy cutting was worth it. I think that's my favourite.

Happy Tuesday!

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