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Have a True Blood-y good Halloween

POSTED: Friday, October 30, 2009, 9:30 PM

Filed Under: TV Watch

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Hey True Blood fans, it's your friendly episode-recapper here (speaking of Anna Paquin').

Lacking in pumpkin carving inspiration? Your design doesn't have to suck ' unless you want it to.

Check out these True Blood pumpkin templates, courtesy of CampBlood.org and Andy Swist. If you're ambitious enough, you can populate your porch with Bon Temps.

I'll be trying my hand at an Eric Northman gourd. I'm worried about getting his unsettling stare just right ' check back to see my progress.

Also, these True Blood paper dolls from Andy are amazing.

yly

Posted 2009-10-31 03:07:47

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