Here’s a quick little altered tin for Halloween. I fell in love with that ghostie paper and just had to make something with it.
A card board insert of a rickety fence was the perfect frame. I cut out duplicates of some of the ghosts and attached them with foam tape for added dimension.
An extra cat in the front, a smiling jack o’lantern with arms I “borrowed” from a plastic skeleton, and there you have it. Happy Halloween!
awwww, I love all the layers!
Fantastic! That jack o lantern with skeletal appendages is frightful!
Fabulous as always. That paper is great!
Cute! I love it. Those skellys are so handy. Lol
I see what you did there. 
Awww that is spooky sweet!
I can see why you fell in love with that ghostie paper! The jack-o-lanterns add just the right amount of color and I always like how you layer the scenes to give dimension.
I think we played a game as kids called Ghosts in the Graveyard. I can’t remember any other details other than the name.
Love this take on it. And those arms - eeek! So cute.
Fabulous, as usual!
I love that ghost peeking out on the left. It makes me chuckle. I also love the way the pumpkin looks like it’s asking for a hug on top. 
Oh, that rings a very distant bell. What was that game…? 
Some kind of tag?
So cute!! I love it!
I am loving this also! Anything spooky, I’m in!!! And I especially love pictorials like this done up in tins!
