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Some vintage images lend themselves perfectly to paper tole. Look for a bold foreground graphic, a couple of important middle-ground images, and a relatively plain background.
We love this painting by Ellen H. Clapsaddle, with the two mischievous children peering over the huge, carved Jack O'Lantern. You can make this card quickly, with just a few materials.
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On the first page of the printed vintage images, score along the left
edge of the image with the bone folder. Fold the paper on the
score line. Using a paper cutter or scissors, trim away the
unfolded edges of the image. You will now have an 8" X 6"
piece of paper folded to a 4" x 6" card, with the image on the front.
Cut the
foam adhesive squares into ten small pieces and apply five to
the back of
the boy and girl image. Attach this to the card face, lining up the
cut-out image with the background image.
Repeat
Step 3 with the Jack O'Lantern image, attaching it with adhesive
squares to the boy and girl image.
Use
a 4.25" X 6.25" envelope or make your own custom envelope with your
favorite decorative paper. Decorate it with a custom "seal"
made
from the "Halloween Greeting" scrap left over from your cutting!

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