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I designed this to be cut large, like a whole 12 x 12 sheet of paper. I'm sure you could go as small as 6 x 6, but I'm not sure how it would work being cut much smaller. The web might become too thin, and we can't have that.

Do you remember those cardboard Halloween decorations from grade school? My teachers really enjoyed decorating the class room with them. I found some vintage ones at a garage sale some years ago. Most of them are German made from the 30's - 60's. Cool stuff. One of the decorations gave me this idea.

I've been playing with the idea of a tombstone mini book for awhile. Thinking about a book of spells or something to that effect. I also made this one in to a mini graveyard. You get a total of 7 files.

I made this card today using a little crow/tree window silhouette. Simple and elegant or creepy, if you want!

The template comes in two pieces: the band and the crown. I cut mine out of patterned paper and then decorated. I used a couple of pieces of ribbon to tie in back and shape the crown. Now, who wouldn't love one of these?

This little witch's hat digital file is all you need to make adorable little party cones for the ghouls. Or use it to make a full size one for yourself!

Feeling a little batty here. This is the perfect little border for projects and scrapbooks.

This funky little skull man might just come in handy for an upcoming project. I'm just saying.

Here's the first finished project, a spooky frame in digital format. There's a bat sitting at the top of the frame and a couple of crows grace the sides. Also, the cutout in the bottom is actually a coffin shape.

I had visions of glittered ghosts and goblins, but alas, I couldn't find the right thing. There are 4 shapes files of a ghost, crow, bat, and cat.