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Overhaul Alley
Christa Parker
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I’m one of those who love Halloween. Maybe it stems from the fond and fun memories of running house to house in our neighborhood gathering treats to later dump in the middle of the living room floor to “sort” and trade with my siblings. Maybe it’s the cool fall nights and brilliant fall colors that make me want to decorate the house with pumpkins and gourds. Or maybe it’s the excitement I see in my children’s eyes as the costumes come to life and the night draws near. In any case, my creative juices start to flow and I find myself turning the most ordinary items into ghastly and ghostly treasures. The following page may spark your imagination this Halloween to create that special something to give away or to keep for yourself. Take a moment and see what simple household item can become with just a little “magic” and your imagination.
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Editor’s
notes:
Take recycling to the next level!
Re-purpose those cappuccino bottles for
holiday treats using bright fun colors and
seasonal motifs.
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Witches Brew by Linda Carlson. Supplies: Paper: Wal-Mart Paper Pack, All My Memories, Die cuts: Wal-Mart Paper Pack, Sizzix, Button: Jesse James.
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Design
notes: This little jar is perfect to
decorate and fill with your favorite candy
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Candy Jar by Christa Parker. Supplies:
Ribbon: Season Bobbin, Cardstock cut out: The Beary Patch, Other: Candy corn stickers
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Design
notes: This was a Fuze Jar that I
decorated and filled to give to Linda's
granddaughter.
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Halloween Jar by Michelle Boeckermann. Supplies:
Paper: Wal-Mart Stack Pack, Die Cut: Wal-Mart Stack Pack, Candy Corns: Jolee's, Other: Stickers, Ribbon.
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