"...and so it is printed"

A sneak peek at page one of our Dark Holiday invites this year... I am so tickled at the way these turned out. I am feeling a lot better about the move last year now, and canceling our event with these invites because I spent the last few weeks coming back and tweaking things a bit. This little 8 page booklet will compliment some other items nicely... an idea I borrowed from another blogger friend and then tweaked it to make it All Together Dead worthy....until next time all my little Skelly Friends....

You can never have to many.....

Silver Bullets this time of year

First Gather your supplies. I used a Brite touch basic primer and purchased a $2 can of Metallic silver spray paint from the Dollar General Store.

Next get everyone standing at attention on top of some cardboard (if you want you can even dab a drop of hot glue to hold them in place if you have a lightweight).
First

Give them all a quick coat of primer. Then let them dry for about 30 minutes.

Then give them a good coat all the way around with your metallic spray.

Now Bring on the Werewolves

While searching for inspiration

I came across several very unique ideas for invitations to our Haunt. One of the front runners was the severed finger/toe. If you too are looking for a unique invitation style, perhaps this will help. You can download the template for this adorable little coffin box at Free Digital Scrapbooking using this Coffin Template. It suggests printing on white cardstock, but personally I think that I would print it on black cardstock like the photo shown here. I really like the detail that Kerrie Gurney used and the attention to detail with her severed fingers. I did creatively borrow the "crushed leaves" idea for my invites this year.