[Go batty…]

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It’s no secret that we all love security envelope patterns, right? And like many of you, I collect them, waiting for that perfect moment for when I just might come up with something to do with them. It actually makes receiving those bills not all that bad – almost exciting and somewhat suspenseful waiting to see what special pattern is hidden within.
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It just so happens that most of our “important documents” come wrapped in black security splendor. Initially this made me a little disappointed, as I favor the classic blue look. However, it seems that black has come in quite handy for the occasions at hand, and as a result, I have now grown rather fond of it.

Because security envelope patterns are “hindered” a bit by their intended layout, I find that bite sized projects, such as cupcake or sandwich toppers, work best for me. So in honor of the fabulously spooky holiday at hand, I had to make little bats to top off some scrumptious pumpkin shaped sandwiches.
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And let me tell you, nothing dresses up an ordinary ham and cheese sandwich better than a cookie cutter and a toothpick topper.
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Little A went batty for these and couldn’t wait for me to finish the photo shoot before gobbling up a bite or two.
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Trust me, these babies with fly off the plate, before you can say BOO!

21 thoughts on “[Go batty…]”

  1. oh my, these are so darling! I too keep security envelopes, but often wonder what to do with them. this is perfect!

    on a separate (but equally darling) note, your layout for your blog is lovely! did you do it yourself? or did you have help? I am in dire need of a new look.

  2. love it! my bills never seem to come in these envelopes though. i love thrifty halloween decorations because i’m the only one who ever sees when i decorate my house anyway.

  3. Love. This. I’ve a small collection of envelopes but have been thinking I need to stop paying my bills online so I can get more envelopes! lol

  4. I love this idea, it’s so creative and simply adorable. I also took a look at your shop for the first time, and have to say I really like your illustrations! I posted a link to your couple’s sketch on my blog and am hoping the boyfriend will pick up on it before Christmas 🙂

  5. Awesome! I also collect the envelopes, and do exactly as you described…just wait for the perfect inspired moment. Now I’m super excited. Thanks for the inspiration!

  6. So creative, really cool idea! I get tons of junk mail but I never really noticed patterns inside. Something to look at today! Thanks for this bright project!

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