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Yes. It can be done (especially when we already had most of the decorations from previous years).
We designed 4 projects (well, one was really designed by our Paper Pumpkin gods and goddesses!!)
Here are the projects:
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Paper Pumpkin Awesomeness! |
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This one features the Shaving Cream technique. Kids LOVE this! I also used the bats from the Cookie Cutter Halloween set. |
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The starry swoosh on this magical birthday card features the Star of Light set from the Holiday Catalog. I printed the quote on our vellum. |
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This one highlights the Playful Palette DSP and the retired stocking builder punch. |
When the kids (I mean, wizards-in-training) arrive, they first had to eat:
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These were so cool! I saw it o Pinterest, of course. |
Then we went to Hagrid's Hut to make the shaving cream backgrounds
Then to get to Hogwarts, they had to traverse the Dursley's and all the Hogwarts letters . . .
Then, once at Hogwarts, they have quills and ink wells waiting for them . . .
And an "Owlery" of course
And those darn proclamations . . .
During breaks between classes, they can visit Hogsmeade for a snack . . .
Then off to the Gryffindor Common Room . . .
Thanks for stopping by today! Now I need to go have a glass of "Butterbeer" and then take a nap.
See you next time, and stay crafty!
Alison
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