Fabulous book cover by Design Team Member Teri Calia using the Skeleton Slide Mailers Collage Sheet, Vampire Die Cut Border Stickers and pages from a Mini Edgy Album.

Halloween
Collage Sheets

 
Skeleton Slide Mailers
Skeletons (some dressed in 19th century clothing, some from Renaissance Memento Mori paintings), sized for 2-slide Slide Mailers. More dapper skeletons.

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Artwork by Guest Designer Shannon Sawyer, also using images from the Dark Words and Twilight Stickers Collage Sheets, Halloween Treats Stickers, Eerie Rub-ons and a Shelf Shrine.

 
 
 
Witchy Business
Lovely ladies (and girls) from many eras, all wearing black hats. More witches.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Dem Bones
More skull and skeletons (one lady in a fancy Marie Antoinette-era wig).

More anatomy images. And a similar praying skeleton is on the Poison Rubber Stamp Set.

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Dark Words
All kinds of phrases for your spooky, Halloween artwork: the witching hour is upon us, beautiful death, skeletons in your closet...

More "words" sheets: Steampunk Words & Words.

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"Skeletons in your closet" artwork by Design Team Member Sarah Whitmire, also using images from the Skeleton Slides, Skeleton Slide Mailers & Painterly Props Collage Sheets; Red Beaded Fringe; a page from the Mini Edgy Album; Black Satin Puffy Bats Ribbon and Black on Black Brocade Paper.

 
 
Halloween Jumping Jacks
A devil, a demon and a cat (all repeated twice - in 2 different sizes) with separate body parts for hinging together (to pose them or, if you're really brave, to make into mechanical jumping jacks). There are small versions of what the finished "dolls" should look like (and a couple witches).

More paper dolls.

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Artwork by Design Team Member Kristin Batsel, also using images from the Skeleton Slides, Slide Mailer Gothic Arches and Skeleton Slide Mailers Collage Sheets; a Slide Mailer; Red Fleur Dresden Borders and Black Mini Brads.

 
 
Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe (January 19, 1809–October 7, 1849) was an American writer, poet, editor and literary critic, considered part of the American Romantic Movement. Best known for his tales of mystery and the macabre, Poe was one of the earliest American practitioners of the short story and is considered the inventor of the detective-fiction genre.

See below for a couple more collage sheets from Poe's quotes or about Poe's stories.

More sheets by Tallulah's.

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Telltale Heart
"The Tell-Tale Heart" is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe first published in 1843. It follows an unnamed narrator who insists on his sanity after murdering an old man with a "vulture eye". The murder is carefully calculated, and the murderer hides the body by dismembering it and hiding it under the floorboards. Ultimately the narrator's guilt manifests itself in the hallucination that the man's heart is still beating under the floorboards.

And that charming fellow in the sample, above right... if you click on the thumbnail you can see he's standing over a decapitated woman.

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Poe's Words
All kinds of quotes & phrases for your Edgar Allan Poe or Halloween artwork: 'Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary', 'Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore."', 'Perversity is the human thirst for self-torture.' and 'Believe nothing you hear, and only one half that you see.'... plus Poe's signature and some ravens (and a skull).

More crows & ravens: collage images and rubber stamps.

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Skeleton Slides
Lots of sizes, from ATCs to inchies and slides. Quite a few black cats have wandered in, too. Click on the thumbnail at right to view a larger sample of one image (from an amazing calendar from 1900). Many of the small labels would fit the miniature glass bottles. Some of these labels are on the Poison Rubber Stamp Set. More collage sheets sized for Pendants & Ornaments.

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The Black Cat
So many cute kitties... vintage postcards, photos, advertising and mid-century embossed paper masks.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Something Witchy
From sweet to a little scary, little girls, black cats and a teaparty.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Dolls in the Attic
Creepy dolls! The ones with little teeth or wonky eyes are my favorites.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Cemetery
Photographs of cemetery statuary including angels.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Sleeping Beauties
After the invention of photography, many people had photographs taken of recently dead family members.

Note: this sheet is of Memento Mori photos and may be upsetting.

Sample art by Design Team Member Frieda Oxenham using this collage sheet with Rosary Chain, a Brass Cross Charm, Black Dresden Wings and Metal Roses. Click on the thumbnail to see the entire piece.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Anatomy
Skulls, skeletons, a heart, and Rembrandt's Anatomy Lesson.

Sample by Design Team Member Nicole Merkens using this collage sheet with Tinsel, Damned Rubber Stamp, a Metal Rose, a Pewter Dancing Skeleton Charm and a Mega Bottle Cap. Click on the thumbnail to see the entire piece.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Phrenology
Phrenology is a theory stating that the personality traits of a person can be derived from the shape of the skull. I am continually fascinated by the things humans think up.

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A Charming Halloween
Lots of sizes, from memory glass and inchies to jewelry pendants (large ovals and hearts, and round and square small bracelet links). Lots of black cats, too. Click on the thumbnail at right to view a larger sample of some images.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Witch Hazel
Witches, witch hazel labels, some poison bottles... More mini labels. Or mix with the Absinthe Rubber Stamp.

Click here to see a sample using this sheet in the gallery.

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Doc's Black Bag #1

Lots of vintage medicine labels, plus a row of vials.

This sheet is actually two half-page sheets: one on cardstock and one on clear transparency.

More labels are on the Poison Rubber Stamp Set.

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Doc's Black Bag #2

More vintage medicine (and poison) labels, plus a larger row of vials.

This sheet is actually two half-page sheets: one on cardstock and one on clear transparency.

More medicine labels are on the Witch Hazel sheet.

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Dolly's Costume
Reproduction of an antique paper doll from Leslie's collection (plus some extra black cat borders). As children in the early 20th c seem to have been very clever, here's a scan of the instructions (which use fabulously verbose language).

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Krampus
In Northern Europe, Krampus was (is?) kind of an anti-Saint Nicholas, giving warnings and punishments to the bad children instead of gifts to good children.

See this link for more info on the various names/images of the Companions of Saint Nicholas.

Licensed from Teri Calia.

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Krampus in Red
In Northern Europe, Krampus was (is?) kind of an anti-Saint Nicholas, giving warnings and punishments to the bad children instead of gifts to good children.

See the Krampus sheet for more information (and more images).

Licensed from Teri Calia.

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Shrine Icons
Beautiful Catholic images including the Virgin of Guadelupe, the Madonna and Sacred Hearts (for Day of the Dead shrines).

Sample art by Design Team Member Nicole Merkens using this collage sheet with (tons of) Glass Glitter. Click on the thumbnail to see the entire piece.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Dancing, singing & drinking skeletons (and some loteria card icons of a skull, moon, heart, death & a mermaid).

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Posada Clowns
Adapted from vintage woodcuts by Jose Guadalupe Posada. More clown are on the Circus page.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Posada Woodcuts
Adapted from vintage woodcuts by Jose Guadalupe Posada. Includes a couple illustrations of cats.

Licensed from the fabulous Teri Calia.

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Antique Games

More Games Spinners.

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Halloween #1

A sheet by Tracy Roos.

Here's a sample.

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Halloween #2

Here's a sample using this collage sheet.

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Halloween #3
Lots of cats and a vintage illustration of kids bobbing for apples. Also includes a little paper toy from 1907 (instructions printed on the sheet; here's a finished sample of the toy and a reprint of the instructions... children must have been more clever in 1907).

Here's another sample.

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Pumpkins
Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-eater... and some more halloween cards

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Artwork by Design Team Member Sarah Whitmire, also using images from the Red Slide Mailer Curtains Collage Sheet, a Slide Mailer, Brown Leaves Beaded Fringe, Stitched Leaf Ribbon and Stickles Glitter Glue.

 
 
Peter Pumpkin-Eater Paper Doll Set

Another set from Leslie's stash of vintage women's magazines. Originally printed in 1934. Resized down to one page (cardstock only).

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