What? a whole has gone by already???
Here's this weeks Terrorific Tuesday entry..
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I made this lovely witch using cut paper sculpture techniques, out of a very heavy weight watercolor paper and acrylic paints. The face is larger than life and would make a good wall accent. I adore her, warts and all.
I hope you'll try making your own! Here are all kinds of fun and spooky things you can make or enjoy...
Another week has gone in October and you know what that means! It's Terrorific Tuesday! This week, we are featuring 20! fabulous projects and inspirations! This roundup features jewelry, scrapbooking, party ideas, knitting, sewing projects, mixed media art, photography, and so much more! So sit a spell (or cast one) and enjoy this hearty helping of haunting Halloween projects!
Furry Monster Bucket Kiki of Kiki's Craft World shows how to make a clever project that you'll have to keep an eye on!
Hooty the Hoot Owl Retro Jewelry Set Margot Potter, The Impatient Crafter tried her patience making a paper crafted jewelry set for this week's Terrorific Tuesday.
Mini Pumpkin Quilt Phyllis Dobbs shares a spectacularly whimsical quilt!
Sugary Sweet Skull Coasters Stoopidgerl makes some awesome resin coasters packed with candy, rainbows, and skulls!
Halloween Party Pics/Picks Swelldesigner a.k.a. Alexa Westerfield gets nostalgic with cupcake pics inspired by Halloween's of yesteryear.
Witch¢s Hat Pin Tammy Powley of About.com has a super simple witch¢s hat pin project for you that is so quick you¢ll want to make up lots of these to give to other Halloween witch¢s.
Witchy Woman Angela of Angela¢s Art Diary gets in the spirit when she puts herself in her own bewitched portrait!
Fairy Witch Frame Lorilyn Hurley of the Dream Life piles on the glitter and vintage charm in this inspired frame.
Spooky and Kooky photos Chris Garris a.k.a. Universal Stopping point puts his photography skills to the test and creates a set of haunting images to get you inspired.
Halloween Charm Bracelet Jean Yates charms us with this gothic and glam skull bracelet.
Easy Dia de Los Muertos Story Box Kathy Cano-Murillo a.k.a. Craft Chica uses toys, a mini box, and lots of glitter to tell a beautiful tale.
Double Skully Bracelet Melissa J. Lee creates this red and black dazzler strung with double the skull goodness!
Bootiful Belt Buckles Rebecca Hull at HHH Enterprises makes an awesome Halloween accessory out of ordinary belt buckles!
Knitted Ghost Sarah E. White whips up this little ghost, perfect for haunting your house!
Spooky Photoshop Tutorial Amy Locurto of Living Locurto shows you how to create your own Photoshop still life to use on a custom invite!
Pumpkin Scrapbook Pages Michelle McGee scraps up some adorable memories of her little pumpkin!
Wicked Witch Brenda Pinnick's witch is a bit scary, a bit fun andoh so colorful. She is made using heavy weight watercolor paper and acrylic paint. The paper sculpture techniques bring this gal to life!
Rubber Stamp a Luminary Kate Pullen
shows you how to use your rubber stamps to create a paper bag luminary
for Halloween on her About.com Rubber
Stamping Blog.
Fall Owl Pillow Kim of Sew Sugary Sweet gives a hoot with this cute owl pillow perfect for fall!
Silhouetted Paper Lanterns Robin of Urban Debris gets super spooky with vintage paper lantern patterns.
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Ah, she is so wicked!
Posted by: Michelle | October 22, 2008 at 03:10 PM
She has so much character - I love her!
Posted by: Melissa J. Lee | October 21, 2008 at 03:32 PM
She is definately `terrorific` Brenda...Warts and all!!!
Enjoy the rest of your Day:)~X~
Posted by: terrie bailey | October 21, 2008 at 10:04 AM
She's gorgeous, warty, but gorgeous in a spooky kind of way!
Posted by: Phyllis Dobbs | October 21, 2008 at 10:03 AM
She's gorgeous, warty, but gorgeous in a spooky kind of way!
Posted by: Phyllis Dobbs | October 21, 2008 at 10:03 AM
She's gorgeous, warty, but gorgeous in a spooky kind of way!
Posted by: Phyllis Dobbs | October 21, 2008 at 10:03 AM
She's gorgeous, warty, but gorgeous in a spooky kind of way!
Posted by: Phyllis Dobbs | October 21, 2008 at 10:02 AM
Brenda
What a fabulous work of art! I love her!
Cheers,
Madge
Posted by: Margot | October 21, 2008 at 09:16 AM
Hi Brenda...this is so wonderful...the dimension is perfect and I love the colours you used!
Posted by: Diana Evans | October 20, 2008 at 10:58 PM
hi brenda!
i love her! she is wonderful!
:) melissa
Posted by: melissa | October 20, 2008 at 09:06 PM