I dont have a lot of extra space where I live so Ive taken to revolving photos in the frames for seasons/holidays. This little gem is almost too easy. Id say it probably took me 10 minutes or less.
Meeeeoooow
I just pulled a text only page out of a magazine and printed a coloring book photo on top of it, then stuck it in a frame. Its an EASY way to add some interest to a design. You could take it a step further and paint it, an easy way to personalize your masterpiece. I think I might add some glitter.
You can find the free printable cat image here along with tons of other great Halloween coloring pages. Make it you own by using dictionary pages, a handwritten poem, etc. Oh the possibilities!
Glitter Hooligans
The crafty lives of 3 friends
Monday, September 30, 2013
DIY Halloween Potions Display
This is the time of the year for all things spooky! I decided to challenge myself to create a Halloween display in a corner nook on my kitchen counter using only items that I already own. I came up with this little potions display and it was relatively easy and fun to do!
I have all of my bottles displayed on a gold plastic serving tray that I bought for a party a couple of years back. The black cat "vase" is actually an empty bottle of Moselland Black Cat Riesling.
Beside the cat is a crystal decanter that I bought at a yard sale. Resting in the corner behind the display is an open copy of the book Vampire: The Complete Guide to the World of the Undead by Manuela Dunn Mascetti. It has great photos and tons of information- would make a nice gift.
Of course there are tons of places to find free potion labels online, or you can be creative and design your own! I just printed the labels, cut them out, and secured them to the containers using scotch tape. You could mod podge them if you want something more permanent. Here are the links to the free printables that I used for this display:
The great thing about a project like this is picking up odds and ends from around the house and kind of throwing it together. I had the cheese cloth in a drawer from a failed attempt at homemade ricotta, and the little green spider web candle was under my sink. Have fun making this project your own, and don't forget the glitter!
I have all of my bottles displayed on a gold plastic serving tray that I bought for a party a couple of years back. The black cat "vase" is actually an empty bottle of Moselland Black Cat Riesling.
Beside the cat is a crystal decanter that I bought at a yard sale. Resting in the corner behind the display is an open copy of the book Vampire: The Complete Guide to the World of the Undead by Manuela Dunn Mascetti. It has great photos and tons of information- would make a nice gift.
Of course there are tons of places to find free potion labels online, or you can be creative and design your own! I just printed the labels, cut them out, and secured them to the containers using scotch tape. You could mod podge them if you want something more permanent. Here are the links to the free printables that I used for this display:
- Vampire Fangs potion label by Johnny Love.
- Moon Dust label also by Johnny Love. He has tons of amazing labels in his photostream.
- Arsenic Poison label from The Graphics Fairy
- Moth's Wings label, i wrapped this one around a pepper tin
The great thing about a project like this is picking up odds and ends from around the house and kind of throwing it together. I had the cheese cloth in a drawer from a failed attempt at homemade ricotta, and the little green spider web candle was under my sink. Have fun making this project your own, and don't forget the glitter!
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