The Zombie Army

Zombies continue to be still the hottest things around that are dead cold.

Is there a Zombie party planned at your house? Do you need to set the sick tone for your seriously undead friends? Fun to bring all your undead ideas together.

Start your party off with  Zombie cocktails! Warning: these are very powerful so you might want to consider switching up to something milder after one of these.The original Zombie  was concocted in the 1930's in a California restaurant and bar called 'Don the Beachcomber'. It included three different kinds of rum, lime juice, falernum, Angostura  bitters, Pernod and grapefruit juice.

Outfit your Zombie army  team, wedding guests, partygoers, and all around goodtime buds and  rotting flesh friends with a hip flask for their  Zombie Elixir - thanks to Kathy Valentino's very alive brain. Her zombie things and other cool stuff are available on Zazzle  :

Here is her undead version of a  Zombie cutting board. 
Or cutting bored. I think it is a perfect accessory for your undead celebrations. You could add marinated eyeballs made from hardboiled eggs sliced in two, turned flat side down with little centered irises made with black olives. Or you could use it as a platter for your red velvet cake:

A poster available from skeleton artist Bob Lee (b.l.inks)

will help to set the mood:

What to wear oh what to wear: 

Zombie Tees.

And here are your invitations:

Zombie Invites

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Birds Of A Feather In Cold Weather

Birds are so wonderful as symbols for winter. Owls with their snowsuits on and ski goggles in place. Although they are based on real birds I love to visually piece their feathers into owl quilts. Can't have them too real.

I can't quite see parrots or mockingbirds as Christmas card fare but someone very clever probably can and will. And then of course the little southern birds will looks as if they always belonged in December. Makes one think about those three French hens. Odd gift or maybe those were spectacularly feathered.

And here for those who love the fantasy side of birds are a few of my so-called goldersbirds. Nothing real at all except for the MaryJane shoes.

Find more original and clever Christmas cards at:

Goldersbug at Zazzle