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Halloween is a time of mystery and mischief—and wonderful opportunities for creative printing and photo fun .  \nBEWITCHING CARDS AND INVITATIONS..................................... 1  \nHAUNTED HOUSE HOW-TO.......................................................... 2  \nPHOTO FUN IN A FLASH ..............................................................3  \nCREEPY CRAFTING ...................................................................... 4  \nTONER TRICKS ............................................................................ 5  \nPUMPKIN POINTERS ................................................................... 6  \nMAKE-BELIEVE MAGIC ................................................................ 7  \nA FEAST FIT FOR BEASTS ........................................................... 8  \nSEASON’S EATINGS .................................................................... 9  \nGHOULISHLY GOOD PHOTO TIPS..............................................10  \nSCREAMIN’ SCRAPBOOKS........................................................11  \nHALLOWEEN HEADQUARTERS .................................................12  \n ©2012 Hewlett-Packard Company [hp.com](hp.com)  \nBEWITCHING CARDS AND INVITATIONS  \nMonster bash  \nWho better to wish you happy Halloween than a monster? Customize this Frankenstein Card to make your own spooky greeting.  \n ©2012 Hewlett-Packard Company [hp.com](hp.com)  \nThe great pumpkin  \nThrowing a bone-chilling Halloween party? This chic 4″x 6″ Halloween  Party Invitation is frighteningly easy to make. You can customize it—adding all the gory (and not-so-gory) details.  \nOld-school style  \nYou can add your photo to this Vintage Haunt Card and send it before Halloween to say “Boo!,”or after to share this year’s costumed fun.  \n1  \nStock up and save  \nBefore you begin printing invitationsand decorations, be sure you have plenty of ink on hand. To save money, consider HP high-capacity (XL) ink cartridges, which allow you to print up to three times more pages versus standard size HP cartridges.1  \nGet free shipping, delivered next business day with no minimum when you order from the HP Home & Home Office online store!  \n1 Compared with the standard, single HP[ink cartridges. See: www.hp.com/go/](ink cartridges. See: www.hp.com/go/)[ ](ink cartridges. See: www.hp.com/go/)learnaboutsupplies  \nHAUNTED HOUSE HOW-TO  \nProvide a few tricks for treat-seeking visitors with print-and-scare Halloween decorations from the HP Creative Studio.  \nAll you need now are some scissors, glue, and the spooky sound effects CD you’ll never admit to owning.  \n| A) Meet Mr. Bones | A) Meet M\u003Cbr>Create a Spine-Ting Decoration that’s several Greetings. Hang a Spooky Streamer over your ent treaters C) Ghastly Glare | r. Bones.\u003Cbr>ling Skeleton Door\u003Cbr>feet long. B) Ghoulish Halloween Paper Chain | B) Ghoulish Greetings |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  | ryway to greet trick-orUse these Hair Raising |  |\n| C) Ghastly Glare | Halloween Lanterns t\u003Cbr>D) Floating Monste\u003Cbr>scenes of Ghosts, to dangle fro or light | o cast a spooky glow! rs. Print Halloween Spiders, and Bats m the ceiling fixtures. | D) Floating Monsters |\n\nSee all our free, printable Halloween [projects at ](projects at www.hp.com/create)[www.hp.com/create](projects at www.hp.com/create).  \n ©2012 Hewlett-Packard Company [hp.com](hp.com) 2  \nPHOTO FUN IN A FLASH  \nDIY photo booth  \nPhotos make excellent party favors—and you can turn photo taking into a game, too.  \n• Have your digital camera and a photo printer on hand.  \n• The backdrop can be as simple as a sheet.  \n• Then get people to pose in costume or with props, and send them home with instant photo memories of all the fun.  \nRed-eyed monster  \nMonster masks are the only place you should spot red-eye this Halloween. 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