Michele

P = Pumpkin Patch

Pennywise scares the heck out of me. The original one was played by Tim Curry who can be terrifying.

K = Killer Clowns!

C = Cemetery

V = Van Helsing, famed vampire slayer

L = Lycanthrope

G = Gory

Thanks, @Julie Magerka, but I have trouble drawing a stick figure!

There's no deadline. Keep at it!

A = Apparition

Did this one back in 2016 after watching a Corel tutorial. (It was before the wonderful Spooky master classes that Cassel offers.) I changed it up a bit in 2021. Corel even gave me props on the original! I was as excited as a kid on Christmas morning.

I didn't. Thank you so much. More gnomes for me!!!

I don't know who decided on the size, but 3600 pixels x 3600 is a standard digital scrapbook size due to the standard paper scrapbook size is 12 inches x 12.

R = Raven ~ a pretty scary bird.

Dark Shadows was my introduction to the vampires and I still love all things supernatural.

I - Incantation for those who dress up as witches or wizards.

Fun with clip art! The background is from years ago so I don't know where it came from, but I'm sure it was free. The gnomes are from CF (I love gnomes and d/l them all). The bee is by AnnieC from a Scrap Designers blog train a few years ago. The fonts are a duo called Bee Kind, also from CF.

Maybe we need a new topic for idioms. LOL J/K

C = Candy Corn ~ I know a lot of people don't like it, but I love it.

Thanks. I actually thought to send them to him! I did place the pages side by side. I usually have tabbed documents turned on, but for the double page, I turned them off. It takes some getting used to.

Day 7 shows some of the individual illustrations he made for this collection. I had a tough time balancing the two pages. The first page had the pics almost on the right edge. When I made the second page, the pics were spaced evenly horizontally but it didn't look right when I combined the two. I ended up moving the first column of groups on Page 2 to the right. Damn my OCD! I think this is one of the few workshops I've fully completed and it had some great lessons for me. Hopefully, I'll complete future workshops or even past ones so I can keep learning.