Used a black styrofoam pumpkin (was formerly one that had Pirate Ship Black Pearl carved on front and over time the carved piece broke off/caved in) for this scene inside of a styrofoam pumpkin. Hubby had seen a wolf scene on Internet and we decided to create one of our own. Hubby wrapped some wire in a circle and wrapped the mini battery operated lights around the wire.
Supplies List
adhesive: glue dots - to hold the Wolf on rock glue - to hold twigs in place
machine: Tim Holtz Vagabound
misc - round piece of styrofoam for base, black spray paint, moss
wire, mini battery operated lights, batteries
velcro - attached to battery light pack to attach to back of pumpkin,
Wolf (plastic - bought at Michaels with 50% off coupon)
punch: star
recycle: cardboard - multiple cuts for Moon to make it sturdy & more dimensional
rock & twigs from yard, plastic pan - to hold the round styrofoam piece in place
Tim Holtz: die - Moon - cut multiple times
Distress Ink - squeezed lemonade - used on Moon especially the cardboard for side
color coverage
paper - cardstock - yellow
crackle - on the rock stickles - on stars
tool: MISTI
Entering this into the following challenges:
10/31 DLART Oct Linky nostack 1Eperday 10/1
11/4 Anything But Cute Ch18 An Autumn Day UE 11/4
11/4 HIMCR #274 Freestyle 3E(#2) 10/29
11/4 Little Scrap Pieces Show it Off Sat Linky Party 1E(#1) 10/29
11/9 Cut It Up Ch108 Halloween in Non-Trad Colors 1E(#1) 10/28
Non-Trad Colors - green moss
11/12 Pile It On #120 Scraps UE 10/30 Scraps - cardboard
Will reveal tomorrow, Halloween 2016, carved styrofoam pumpkin that hubby carved.
Love that scene with the wolf howling at the full moon! Awesome project! Thanks for playing along with us at DL.ART Challenges!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Great way to upcycle a previous project that had deteriorated. I love the background you created for the wolf. Thank you for joining the DL.ART Thankful Thursday Anything Goes October Linky Challenge
ReplyDeleteWay to recycle! Trash to treasure! Very cool, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us for our Halloween with Non-Traditional Colors at Cut it Up!
Evelyn
http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com
Wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing at Pile It On!
Helen x