I've had this paper mache skull sitting in my studio for about five years. I got as far as painting it gold, and then just didn't know how I wanted to proceed with it. Until this year. I pulled out jeweled cabs, sequins, and glitter and bedazzled it! I also cut a hole in the base to allow a tea light to be placed underneath. I love how in the dark it flickers and gleams.
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 2, 2022
Wednesday, October 19, 2022
Tis' the Season...
of the Witch! I love Halloween, my favorite celebration of the year. I always try to make a new (to me) decorations and this year I transformed this poor little girl and her pet deer. Am very happy with how it turned out and can't wait to give her some spooky friends.
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Craft,
Decoration,
Halloween
Friday, November 13, 2020
Final 2020 Halloween Post - I promise!
How extra special to have a full moon on Halloween! I thought this was a good post for a Friday the 13th!
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Halloween
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
More late Halloween blog post...
Bode went as a ho dog this year.....I know my creative juices were at an all-time low this Halloween.
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Halloween
Monday, November 9, 2020
Little late Halloween blogging
So I did two "costumes" this year. The first one-which I thankfully do not have a photo of because my friend AH said I looked like a drag queen, and not in a good way. So, I pulled out all the stops for my second costume (not) and just tarted up my hair a bit. Actually, I really like putting these streaks in and may just make it an everyday occurrence.
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Halloween
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Halloween Decorations- All lit up!
I posted previously about how I made these potion and elixir bottles, but here they are all lit up.
I used glow sticks and found a great deal on those tiny little lights, just $4.95 at Wheatons. They come on when it gets dark and only stay on for 3 hours - so a big battery saver. Plus, I appreciate not having to dig the battery pack out of the mason jar to turn it on and off.
I used glow sticks and found a great deal on those tiny little lights, just $4.95 at Wheatons. They come on when it gets dark and only stay on for 3 hours - so a big battery saver. Plus, I appreciate not having to dig the battery pack out of the mason jar to turn it on and off.
Friday, October 28, 2016
Happy Halloween Everyone!
Look what Gerry and a friend of his from work made me, look closely, why yes, those are horses shoes, how cool is that!
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Halloween
Friday, October 21, 2016
Monday, October 3, 2016
Happy October!
Just a couple of snaps of my foyer decorated for Halloween--this look is very scaled down from what I've done in the past. I'll get the rest of the decorations up in a week or two!
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Halloween
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Halloween Decorations circa 2016
I LOVE Halloween, I love making decorations and decorating and funky lights and crisp nights and strange noises in the night. I started seeing some cool Halloween bottles pop-up on my Pinterest feed and knew I had to make some, so here are my efforts thus far:
The plain glass bottles before
And after they've been transformed into Magical Potion and Elixir Bottles!!!!!!
Some detail shots showing what I did:
Monday, November 1, 2010
Still Halloween at our house
I found a great iPhone app called "iMut8r" which I used to transform everyone from Bella to my co-workers into monsters, ghouls, and vampires. It was fast easy and a lot of fun. And I think I look kind of cute as one of Hell's spawn creatures.
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Halloween
Friday, October 29, 2010
Frugal Friday - Halloween Edition
This edition of Frugal Friday, Halloween edition, will also be a flashback. In the photo below is of my sisters, Ann and Ellen (the twins) my cousin Sylvia, and my sister Susan (the little one up front.) And yes, my Mom dressed Ann and Ellen in coordinating outfits- many of which she sewed herself.
Anyway, I'd like to direct your attention to the chairs on either side of the girls. In the early years of their marriage my parents amassed a very nice collection of Haywood Wakefield furniture, including these chairs (and four more like them) and a gorgeous Hay-Wake dining table and server. Those were the pieces that I kept after my mom died. And I guess the point of this post is pay for quality and it will last forever.
Here is one of those chairs today, with contemporary upholstery and some refinishing I think it looks wonderful.
And finally, I'm including this photo because it was the nearest thing I could find to a vintage family Halloween photo, Ann, Ellen, Susan, and my Dad.
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Halloween
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Halloween treats!!!!!!
How lovely is to receive a handmade gift for Halloween? Frightfully lovely! Take a look at the wonderful candy corn tree that L. made me. I love it!!!! (And the batty candle and dish towel!!!) Thank you!!!!!!
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Halloween
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