I read somewhere recently that, next to Christmas, Halloween is the most "decorated" holiday we have here in the U.S.A.. Being the good rubber stampers we are, I felt obligated to give you some great websites to shop for new Halloween stamps and find some fun Halloween projects.
For really authentic looking monsters...and even a coffin for you gruesomest decor go to http://www.bizzaro.com. If you are looking for sayings for the inside of cards or for table decorations try http://www.alotarubberstamps.com. They had some of the cleverest quips and quotes I'd seen, as well as having a stamp that has multiple face styles for you to fill in on a pumpkin or ghost stamp. Want to use a front and back design on a card. Then you'll need to visit http://www.sierraenterprises.com to see their darling trick or treater's stamp, as well as others. They also have a great phrase for the inside of a card..."Happy Halloween Uh...whatever you are!"
For a cute project you'll want to check out http://www.stampendous.com. Another site you should visit is http://www.shopanywhere.com/stamperstudio They have a dancing witch by ALMA LYNE that is darling and a Happy Halloween WordPrint from Hero Arts. If you're looking for a quick and easy treat for fellow office workers or your own kids use the wordprint as a candy bar wrapper. Purchase Hershey's or other candy bars that have a paper wrapper over the foil inner wrapper. Take off the outer wrapper and measure a piece of orange paper to the outer wrapper's dimensions. After cutting the paper to that size, stamp the WordPrint in black and emboss it with clear or black embossing powder. Tape the wrapper onto the candy bar and add a black and orange raffia bow. Several of these could be placed in a solid black mug for an extra special treat.
Check back in two weeks for some more haunting Halloween projects! Till then...Happy Stamping!
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