My own textures and photographs, along with some Photoshop brushes, went into creating this image which, you will not be surprised to learn, is geared for a spooky Halloween!
![Gravestone Hell Tote Bag © Sarah Vernon [Click to buy]](https://firstnightdesign.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/tb1200x1200small-2.jpg?w=450&h=650)
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Love it. I lived in the States from 1966 til 1993 and so my children grew up with trick or treating….and I always enjoyed making the costumes….Your bag would be so perfect to collect the treats 🙂
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Thanks so much for your enthusiasm, Janet. Using the bag for treats is perfect!
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I was thinking a cape with that design would look very good. But Janet’s idea for the bag is very good. It would look great in smaller bags too…And a bowl for sweets?
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A cape would be brilliant! And a bowl, yes. The possibilities are endless!
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This is great! Reminds me of Batik on fabric that we used to do in the olden days…(-:
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Heavens, yes, Batik. I remember the craze well. In fact, I still have a batik sarong that’s on its last legs!
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Very cool. 😉
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Delighted you think so, Aditix. Thank you!
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Cool!
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Bless you, Kev.
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