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Liquid Death, a Skeleton, and Some ATCs

Do you ever fall for super creative marketing?

I couldn't resist buyigg this Sparkling Water after seeing the name and the image on the can.

This water is almost as expensive as beer, but it is soooooo cool.  

Even the wording on the can is cool - here is a little bit of it:

"This infinitely recyclable can of stone-cold sparkling water came straight from the Alps to murder your thirst."

"Once cracked open, no thirst is safe from Liquid Death."

Love it!  It is also my ticket to T-day over at Elizabeth's Blog.

I plan to serve this water at our family Halloween party.  We are going to do a skeleton charcuterie  board too.  We bought a cool skelton at Target to fill with candy and treats on our board  The Grandsons all loved it, and one of them strapped him the car seat for the ride home?


I am still on an ATC kick.  Here are three versions I did for a multi-level Back to School Swap - I signed up for three diffeent ones.

1.  The top one is a book cover theme  - we were supposed to come up with an ATC that looks like an old fashioned book cover.  I had a lot of fun with that one.  I kept this as it wa my favorite. 

2.  The left one was for a cool kid/nerdy kid  theme.  I used a book page, part of a sheet music page, a TH paper doll, some bright ink, and a fun title. 

3.  The right one was for a swap focusing on school supplies.  I kept this one because it was so cute with the mouse but also because it ddn't have a school supply other than the library card. I had intended to add  pencil image, but coudn't seem to find it.  

Happy T-day!  

Hugz,

Nancy 


Comments

  1. Hi, what a cool can of water you have found. Perfect for the party. cute photo with the skeleton too Happy T wishes Kathy

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  2. A great can of water Nancy, perfect for your Halloween Party, it sounds like it is going to be a great family get together.
    Super ATCs, I especially like the sweet House-Mouse one.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  3. Hi Nancy, that water is really toooo cooool! I love fizzy water, and always have some in my fridge, but I've never seen that make here! Love your skeleton, I'm sure you will have a fabulous Halloween celebration. And our ATCs are fantastic, you have great ideas. Happy T day, hugs, Valerie

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  4. A really cool bottle art, and think its cool inside it, too!
    Love your ATC and page, too.
    Happy, fun Halloween time xx

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  5. Awwww, that water... I want! Especially today, LOL!

    Yes - a Halloween ghost I wanted to buy when I fell. Duhhhh...

    Aw, you should meet our Henry! Henry, the skeleton! Sits in the bedroom, high up, watching over us every night (obviously not at early morning!).

    Love your ATCs! Cool!!!! :-) Love this one especially.

    Happy T-Day, don´t walk with the skeleton, Hugz! ;-)

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  6. That will be a fantastic Halloween theme party. Beautiful artwork.

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  7. What an interesting can! I don't like water unless it is sparkling. And a cool can....well, that would draw me in. I bet your party is going to be fantastic.
    Beautiful ATC's.
    Happy Tea Day,
    Kate

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  8. That is a cool design for a can of water, and I love the pic of the skeleton buckled in safely for the ride home:):) Fab looking ATCs! I used to do lots of swaps over many years and really enjoyed it but have given it up. Enjoy the Halloween fun and happy T day!

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  9. Nancy I love the name of the water ideal for halloween
    I love the fish although they are all gorgeous
    Our DIL is mad on decorating the house for every holiday, she would love the skeleton I’m sure
    Happy T Day
    Jan

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  10. How funny, Liquid Death lol. I'm not sure what I would be expecting to be in that can with a name like that but not water lol. Love your ATCs, I can never find anything I want at the time either. Happy T Day! Elle/EOTC xx

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  11. That is some water! I love the lettering on the can. The Halloween party sounds like it will be lots of fun. I hope you take pictures for us. So cute your grandson making sure Skelly is safe for the car ride. Fun ATCs, too. Happy T Day

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  12. I am late visiting because my electricity was out from shortly before 5:00 p.m. last night for around 19 hours. My apologies if you think I had forgotten or was ignoring you.

    I love those ATCs. You are definitely on an ATC kick.

    I look forward to seeing your Halloween party. That skeleton will surely liven up the place. And that sparkling water was to die for!! I can see why you will be serving it for drinks at the Halloween party. Thanks for sharing your ATCs and your sparkling water with us for T this Tuesday, dear Nancy.

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  13. That is one cool can of water. The name is perfect for Halloween. And it is perfect for an October T post. Your grandson is adorable too. I like his idea to strap in the skeleton. And fabulous ATC's also. Hope it was a wonderful T day Nancy. Hugs-Erika

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  14. Fun ATCs! It's nice to do those swaps. The drink indeed looks very cool - and the skeleton in the car seat made me laugh.

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  15. Liquid death, such a cool name and can :)
    Great ATC's I must admit the top one is my favourite ♥

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  16. Ohh I am with you I would buy the water for the can. Very cool. Love the car partner all strapped. The art is just beautiful.

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  17. What a cool way to market their sparkling water! Your ATCs are wonderful. I like the variety.

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  18. That's a clever bit of marketing. You are actually just paying for the can (as water doesn't cost anything). But I can see it is fun.
    Your ATCs are beautiful. No wonder you want to keep them yourself!
    Sorry I'm late but as you regulars know, we are away on Tuesday, and today we had a power cut so I'm even later (It's nine pm)
    A belated happy T-Day,
    Hugs,
    Lisca

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  19. Nancy, that drink does sound good! I never heard of it. Those ATCs are great. Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful week!

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  20. How cool is the water and the can…love it and also the skeleton. Love how your DGS strapped him in the car. I bet it will look fantastic on the board for Halloween. I love all of the ATCs. The fish one does look like leather. Happy Tuesday Nancy. Sending hugs. Jx

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