First up is this oval frame that I purchased for about 25 cents - it is plastic and was bronze. There was no glass or insert, but that is ok as I didn't need it for this project. I used my Echo Park Chillingsworth Manor collection along with my Cricut and some May Arts Twine.
Next up are some glass bottles and a tin that I had laying around. I knew they would work for something one day. I spray painted them black and then just added the labels, after running them through my Xyron, from My Mind's Eye Lost and Found Halloween collection. Easy peesy and so inexpensive.
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Absolutely awesome, Laurel! Your work is showing up everywhere and how fabulous is that! Wow!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the pubs!! These are FABULOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteLaurel these are amazing...congrats on being published..
ReplyDeletecongrats on the pubs, laurel! fabulous projects:)
ReplyDeletecongrats!!!! i LOVE the frame :)
ReplyDeletesorry i am having wrist and shoulder pain so can't type or use mouse for long :( but i looked at all i have missed on your blog and WOW!!! you are rocking the craftyness :)
Wow! Gorgeous projects - as always. Congratulations!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on this publication! Love those chilling home deco items... YOU are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kim xXx
Congrats. Awesome projects!
ReplyDeleteawesome! I love these and of course I totally love the Chillingsworth Frame! Great collection to play with. Congrats
ReplyDeleteYou are a girl after my own heart with these fabulous Halloween projects! Too fun and absolutely fabulous! I had a couple of Halloween projects in here, too. ;)
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