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Sunday, October 30, 2016

Howling At The Moon Scene

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(#210/29
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. 


4 comments:

  1. Love that scene with the wolf howling at the full moon! Awesome project! Thanks for playing along with us at DL.ART Challenges!

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  2. Awesome. 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

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  3. Way to recycle! Trash to treasure! Very cool, Melissa!

    Thanks for joining us for our Halloween with Non-Traditional Colors at Cut it Up!

    Evelyn
    http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com

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  4. Wonderful project!
    Thanks for playing at Pile It On!
    Helen x

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