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Wooden purse covered with CTMH Mischief B & T |
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After I decided to turn it into a Halloween Candy dish |
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The "Before" picture |
This cute little wood purse came from Michael's. It was about $3 or $4 in the clearance section.
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The "During" picture |
The entire purse was painted with glossy black acrylic paint after removing all the hardware, except the hinges.
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I colored the hardware with a black Copic marker to dull the brass |
All of the paper was adhered with PVA bookbinding adhesive. It seems to work really well without bubbling as sometimes happens with other adhesives.
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I'm beginning to think "candy dish" instead of purse |
The inside paper is a retired paper from CTMH. I love how it looks inside things. A couple of years ago I used it to line paper coffins. Click
here to see that post.
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Spellbinders Fleur de Lis Accents and Fancy Tags 2 were used for the fancy cuts |
The glittery tag behind the All Hallows Eve was cut using Scrapbook Adhesives 6" x 12" adhesive sheet with a Fancy Tags 2 Mega die. I sprinkled black glitter on it after removing one side of the adhesive. The stamped image was freehand cut and popped with foam tape. This image fits perfectly onto a shape cut with the new CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge, but I chose to cut it by hand instead.
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CTMH All Hallows Eve stamp set includes the raven on candelabra as well as 8 other stamps |
The red eye on the raven is from the Red, Pink and Purple Assortment of Sparkles from CTMH.
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The clock stamped image is from CTMH's Key Moments set |
After stamping and ink distressing the clock, I adhered it to a (retired CTMH) page pebble. The raven on the candelabra was placed in front of the clock with foam tape.
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The black and silver flowers are made from tissue paper. |
The little black organdy bow was made from ribbon in my stash. The pleated black ribbon came from Hobby Lobby. Nestle Crunch bars were purchased at Target. :-) They will be consumed by dh because they are his favorite candy bar. And it is how I get him interested in my work. ;-)
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