{specimen art}

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Alright, on with the latest and greatest of the {halloween} crafting! Alison and I got together (via Skype) the other night and we each worked on a little project. I came across this idea at tatertots and jello and thought I'd give it a try since I already had a bat and spider punch. Even though I loved the look of it, I wasn't sure how mine would turn out; my bat punch was significantly smaller than the bats at t&j. I also already had the frames I used. As soon as I started punching out bats and spiders I was in love. This was one of the easiest and funnest projects ever! Highly recommended.

I mounted the {bats and spiders} on cardstock using dimensional stickers. I also removed the glass from my frames, but you could keep it if you preferred.

Aren't they fantastic?! I think so. Until next time.