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Free Halloween EBook

Free Halloween EBook


Delphi Exclusive Create hauntingly fun projects for Halloween with this collection of 17 free ideas. From jewelry to luminaries, these spook-tacular designs are sure to bewitch!

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All Delphi E-book patterns are available to download and print at https://www.delphiglass.com/free-patterns-projects/


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Pros : Photos of finished projects are appealing. Supply lists are clear to allow for easy ordering of materials. Directions seem clear and easy to follow. A nice variety of holiday projects for all skill levels.
Cons : Most are geared for those with children. There are only a couple projects I would consider making for myself. It would be fun to make some of them with littleones though.
Other Thoughts : Look forward to other ebooks from Delphi!
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