Rare Oddities is a fussy cutters dream Halloween collection!
As soon as I saw some craft pumpkins in my local big box craft store, I knew
how I wanted to combine the two to make THE perfect Halloween décor piece for
my home! I carved out a large ‘window’ to reveal the hollow inside, used my Art-C Groove tool to sand the rough edges down, painted the inside black and went to
town adding all sorts of fussy cut elements to create a spooky 3D scene inside
my pumpkin! Since Halloween is best suited to celebrate in the dark of night, I
added some lights to highlight areas inside the pumpkin. I had so much fun
making this project and the best part of my pumpkin carving adventure is that
this pumpkin can be enjoyed for many Halloweens to come!
Tip #1: Want something not so dark and spooky- try a festive
orange or white craft pumpkin.
Tip #2: Love the look but overwhelmed with the space to
fill? Start by choosing larger fussy cut elements to create the main scene and
fill in the rest with finer fussy cuts; or, fill in using ready-made
embellishments to save time.
Supplies:
Graphic 45 Rare Oddities 8x8:
Rare Oddities
Graphic 45 Rare Oddities 12x12:
Rare OdditiesBrews
& Potions
Ghostly
Greetings
Cabinet
of Curiosities
Charmed
I’m Sure
Graphic 45 Rare Oddities 6x6 Paper Pad
Graphic 45 Rare Oddities Decorative Chipboard
Graphic 45 Time to Flourish 8x8: October Flourish
Graphic 45 An Eerie Tale 12x12: An Eerie Tale
Craft Pumpkin-black
Black Paint
Art-C Groove Tool with sander attachment
Mini string of lights
Foam adhesive
Adhesive
Glossy Accents
Tiny string of lights
Tiny string of lights
String and metal tassel
Oh you really are so creative - love your make for sure!!
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Thanks so much, Sandy!
DeleteOnce again, you've managed to create an amazing piece of art work Danielle.
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Thank you dear Amandah!
DeleteOnce again, you've managed to create an amazing piece of art work Danielle.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely in awe with this.
Once again, you've managed to create an amazing piece of art work Danielle.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely in awe with this.