DAY 7 - 31 DAY OF HALLOWEEN 2014
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Found a creep-licious tute on GOOGLE while looking for fun ideas for 31 Days. This is great because you can reused old jars and only requires laminate paper, water (or not), and food coloring.
Of course there must be something stamped for our projects and had to get the hands a bit messy. But when making preserved heads, that's bound to happen.
Found a creep-licious tute on GOOGLE while looking for fun ideas for 31 Days. This is great because you can reused old jars and only requires laminate paper, water (or not), and food coloring.
Of course there must be something stamped for our projects and had to get the hands a bit messy. But when making preserved heads, that's bound to happen.
Can full of Pickled Details
Started by washing jars. Used both glass and plastic.Googled "face map" and found two I liked. Printed onto copy paper.
Trimmed to height of each jar and then used laminate sheets on both sides.
Put into jars, adjusted bottoms to fold under and added doll hair to glass jar.
Put into jars, adjusted bottoms to fold under and added doll hair to glass jar.
Filled with water and green food coloring.
Lids were both gone over with Black Gesso. Lid on glass with doily I got impatient and so got black Gesso all over doily. An added bonus I say!
Plastic lid has Copper Inka Gold Rub on it.
Glass Jar Lables
Glass Jar Lables
Back label is White Clay (SU!) stamped with stamp from Smeared Ink set called Morte (June 2013).
Gone over with to different inks.
Black Sharpie for words.
Top label is a doily stamped with stamp from Open Sea (SU!) and ink.
Top label is a doily stamped with stamp from Open Sea (SU!) and ink.
Eye sticker from stash in center.
Plastic Jar Labels
Plastic Jar Labels
Back labels are stickers, die letter, and gelli plate made paper stamped with stamp from Open Sea (SU!).
Words written with fine tip black Sharpie.
Top label is gelli plate made paper (with acrylic paints) and same stamp as above.
1 3/4" circle punch used.
Rotary stamp with word "done" used with black ink.
Red Sharpie for check mark.
All materials used are current Stampin' Up! (SU!) unless otherwise noted.
Oh My!!! The spookiest project I have seen on this hop so far! An amazing idea. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOMG! Sooo fabulously creepy! Thanks for the tut on how to make them. EEEK! xxD
ReplyDeleteWow, these are sooo creepy! Great job! You always have such interesting, creative projects.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea! Those are really gross! Nice job, keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteShoni, these are so realistic looking! Seems like a simple project but to get the right effect it took alot of work on your part I see. I love this and save glass jars like a hoarder and now I can throw a head in one!! How awesome is that! Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! I bet if I put those in my fridge I'd lose weight like that.
ReplyDeleteIck, Yuck and love it.
Very cool and creepy. Love all the details you added.
ReplyDeleteJust for this I will go buy a new printer cartridge!
ReplyDeleteA new favorite project!
So creepy and cool! I have to make some, thanks for sharing how to:)
ReplyDeleteImages are perfect! These look like they were stolen from the mad scientist's lab!
~kim
wonderful job I actually thought there was something live floating in the jars creepy
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!! That's such a great idea - looks really convincing! Fantastic! x
ReplyDeleteOoooooo so wicked cool Shoni, those faces inside are so eerie, like something out of the X-Files! Love them!
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome! What a great idea! Pretty scary!
ReplyDeleteFun project!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool and creepy project! Neat idea :)
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