Halloween Necklaces
Happy Halloween! The graphics used in the Halloween card below are from Scrapgirls.com.

Things to wear for those who go bump in the night:

When my niece said that she needed a necklace for her sorcereress costume, I decided to transform my pins (Somerset Studio Article) into necklaces for Halloween.
Things to wear for those who go bump in the night:

When my niece said that she needed a necklace for her sorcereress costume, I decided to transform my pins (Somerset Studio Article) into necklaces for Halloween.
The necklaces are copper and silver metals and use my favorite shape, the heart. A few weeks ago I purchased a metal punch from Harbor Freight and it is so easy to use. I punched the hole in all the metal, even the British coin! Now, the coin was harder to punch than the thinner metals, but I was shocked that it handled that thickness of metal.