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31DAYS OF HALLOWEEN CHALLENGE
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Today I am happy to have day 14 project up and running!!!
My Example today is
Grimoire Magique
I have so many times wanted to put something together for Halloween like this
I used a Tim Holtz configurations book , a cut up skelly face and a dollar frame from michaels dollar spot.Oh and the tattered hardware sizzix.
Now it gets fun! Using a assortment of wee bottles I made all kinds of ingredients. Dragonfly wings are real..Honeycomb "real" ....Beetle real...Lizard in a tube "Real"! All found objects after their demise. To save any found object all you need is a old plastic container filled with salt..enough to cover anything kinda moist, let set for a few weeks and wa la!!! Fossil!
This wee little mirror with tree etch was created with etch-all..I can not take credit for this little idea as I read it in a magazine years ago, I believe (forgive me if I am wrong) Keri Sereika wrote and demonstrated the article. You simple make a shape out of the vinyl with your cricut or punch and place on mirror, use etch -all as directed! FUN! I made these years ago and finally had a place to use them.
Enjoy!
Fangtastic box. this would go great
ReplyDeletewith my miniature collection.
We have a large beatle that
we found years ago. Never did
know what it was but I put into
a covered container and it's been
there all this time. I had
forgotten about it until I was
going to give my son the watch
that was also hanging in the container.
Don't remember if we tried to preserve
him or were just lucky.
thanks for sharing.
This is so cool! I love all the little labeled bottles.
ReplyDeleteOOHH - this is fabulous! I intended to do something like this last year - but my little display case is still empty!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, FABULOUS and so creative and fun and creepy!
ReplyDeleteAwesome sauce!
I adore this book! Love every bit and bob about it! and what a fantastic cover! xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation - I loved looking at all those little gizmos. It's amazing :-) xxxxx
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