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Thursday, 29 October 2020

31 Days of Halloween Day 29 - Smart Bats

Hello bootastic friends.  It's fun walking under lamp posts on these dark evening and watching the bat acrobatics.  I wonder if it is only because they concentrate their evening flights under the lights where the night flyers congregate that they are so visible at this time.  Maybe that is why they are associated with autumn.  I am quite certain they have been diligently working all summer.

I folded a DL card base from Craft Creations red plaid card which felt very autumnal.  I used Memory Box Underwater Scene die to cut the pierced circle frame and added a solid circle of the same yellow card.  Then I cut Memory Box Tree of Wonder from black card.  Three tiny bat sequins and done!

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Joining the fun at
Memory Box Challenge 66 - Playing With Plaids
Double D Challenge - October , what does it mean to you?
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Movie Inspired Film the Lemon Tree




4 comments:

  1. Very cool tree and I love it against the bright yellow, Gail! So yummy with the plaid and trio of bats too!!

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  2. Love this card, thank for letting me know what embossing folder i had used for you let's squish it Challenge now I can label it so I will always know.

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  3. This is awesome Gail! Love it!! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Double D ‘October’ challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
    Darlene
    DOUBLE D Challenge Blog
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
    Please stop in for a visit!

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  4. Fabulous details on this gorgeous card! Thanks for joining us at Double "D" Challenges.
    Amelia (Double "D" Challenge Design Team)

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