As I’ve mentioned before, Halloween reigns supreme at my house . . . (chuckle) This idea was one I just couldn’t pass up. I used the Bottles of Bubbly Die, which was originally designed to be a champagne bottle for various festivities and celebrations but I’ve even used it in various ways, such as:

• A message in a bottle design

• Whale in a bottle (this link takes you to my photo on Pinterest, as my old blog is gone now)

• Foiled it with the Gemini Foil Press

So, naturally, when I needed a bottle for the poison label, which was just hand trimmed out to look wonky/spooky-like, I turned to this same, versatile bottle. (cheeky grin)

I still have some cork paper in my stash so I used that to die cut the cork for my bottle, and the vellum webs were attached with mini glue dots—you can’t really see the dots unless you look hard for them. (fist pump)

The little banner was also “fish-tail” trimmed at one end and then stapled to the card front with one of those fun baby staplers I love so much (listed below). BTW, make sure your card is open before you staple the skinny li’l banner . . . ask me how I know . . . (snort!)

Have a fab day, and thanks for stopping by!

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• The Last Bite by Julie Ebersole, Essentials By Ellen Clear Stamps

• Spiderwebs, Essentials By Ellen Designer Dies

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• VersaFine Clair Ink Pad, Nocturne

• Ebony Black 100 lb - 25pk, Essentials By Ellen Cardstock

• 40 lb. Vellum - 25 pk, Essentials by Ellen

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• Mini, Glue Dots Sheets

• Mini Stapler, Heidi Swapp Tools

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• Crafter's Companion Gemini Junior

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