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Movie Madness

The Haunted Design House (HDH 143) Challenge this week is Movie Madness. Our creations are to be inspired by movies. Mine was inspired by Red Riding Hood (and every scary movie I have seen with a wolf or werewolf in it). Fun, fun, fun.

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  1. Fabulous window technique and love the image.

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  2. Very nice window. Thank you for sharing at Haunted Design House :-)

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  3. Great idea with the window. Wolves are too cool for school. So gorgeous. Thanks for playing along with macabre monday this week x

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  4. This is Brilliant Nancy, I like the window and of course the wolf
    Kevin xx

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  5. Wonderful card and such a cool image - we were lucky enough to see a wolf in Alaska in Denali, great moment!!

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  6. Love the image. Glad that wolf is on the other side of the window, though. Thanks for joining us at HDH. xxD

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  7. ME...I'm afraid of the big bad wolf, but your card is spectacular. You did a fantastic job with the scene.

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  8. Great sentiment with this image! What a clever way to use this stamp.

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