Hello!! I have been off work these past few days and have been super BUSY making lots of fun Halloween and Fall projects. I will be sharing all of them over the next few weeks.
First of all, I must give all the credit to Hilary Kanwischer. She was the guest designer for SVGCuts in September and this was her project. I will not be re-writing on how to make this as she does a terrific job on her post for SVGCuts titled Spooky Pumpkin Cauldron. Her pictures are much better than mine as well. I did use my own embellishments and patterned paper so it's not an exact replica.
Secondly, there is actually a flickering, battery-operated tea light inside the pumpkin's head. It doesn't really show up here but looks awesome in my dark living room.
Lastly, I was really surprised with how little patterned paper I needed for this project. Mostly, you will need several sheets of black card stock (about 4 to 5).
More details below!! I really can't begin to tell you how much I LOVE how this turned out.
THANKS FOR STOPPING BY TODAY!!
The whole project is sitting on a short, wide-based candle holder. |
I used Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz on the flower. The feathers are from the Halloween craft section in Hobby Lobby. |
All the patterned paper is from October Afternoon's Witch Hazel Collection. |
The fence and ghosts are die cuts as well. Love how the ghost peeks out from behind the cauldron. |
The filler is Spanish Moss. I love the creepy, bony hand reaching out of the cauldron!! |
Low Heat Glue Gun
SVGCuts files:
--Toil and Trouble
--Party on Elm Street
--Haunted Forest
--Spooky Silhoettes
Paper:
--October Afternoon's Witch Hazel
--AC Black Cardstock
--AC White Cardstock
--Orange Cardstock
--Gold Vellum (inside of pumpkin's face)
Ribbon:
--Feathers
--Rick Rack
--Web design Ribbon
Small Bell
Button (on hat)
Spanish Moss
Short, Wide-Base Candle stand
This is amazing Vivian.. you almost enabled me to go buy this file, but stopped myself at the last second..LOL :)
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Nanné
AAAAAA....MAZING!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Vivian...its just fabulous! What a wonderful work of art......amazing detail, love the papers. I can see how you had so much fun piecing it together. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteThis is just awesome. I really really love it.
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