I used the back side of a canvas measuring 8" x 8". Created the background using texture paste and brick stencil. Then smudged black paints and sprays for contrast on the bricks.
The back of the canvas I took some clearance Halloween napkins I purchased last year and collaged them, Distressed the edges with more black paint.
The lightbulb is a Christmas ornament that you can fill, which I filled with plastic spiders and flies as well as some floral glass shards. If you can't find this ornament you can use an old lightbulb for the body. The legs are pipecleaners from the dollar store that are painted black and glued on to the back of the bulb.
I cut the letters from Ideaology Paper Stash Haunted Halloween and glued onto these little wooden blocks also found at dollar store. Then tucked away some fun floral moss underneath and around the spider. Moss also a dollar store find.
For the last touch, I strung hot glue strands from one side to the other to provide a web effect. I hope you enjoyed this project. And wishing you a BOOOOtiful Hallween season.
This project will be entered into the following challenges:
Frilly And Funky - Tis Near Halloween
Try It On Tuesday - It's Halloween Time
Mixed Media World-#MMW30 Twist Made of Glass or Imitates Glass
Rhedds Creative Spirit - October Challenge
Altered Eclectics- October Challenge
Emerald Creek - Freaky and Fun
Creative Artiste Mixed Media-Anything Goes
This project will be entered into the following challenges:
Frilly And Funky - Tis Near Halloween
Try It On Tuesday - It's Halloween Time
Mixed Media World-#MMW30 Twist Made of Glass or Imitates Glass
Rhedds Creative Spirit - October Challenge
Altered Eclectics- October Challenge
Emerald Creek - Freaky and Fun
Creative Artiste Mixed Media-Anything Goes
For your pleasure check out my Snapguide Tutorial below.
17 comments:
Oh my gosh - this an absolutely AMAZING project! I am thrilled about it!
Wonderful to have it linked to our Try It On Tuesday Halloween collection!
Thank you also for the turorial - great!
oxo Susi
Oh, this is dollar store creativity at it's finest, Toni! Your transformation of this frame is fabulous and then you go and make the most fun spider--so very clever! My cat would have a field day with this, as he is obsessed with pipe cleaners! Thank you for sharing your fun Halloween creation with us at Frilly and Funkie 'Tis Near Halloween!'. Hugs! Sara Emily
What a nice spider! Love it!
Its a fabulous Halloween project, so many wonderful details and things to see. Thank you for sharing it with us at Try it on Tuesdays.
Yvonne
This is just fabulous Toni!! I love it!
How cool and spooky! Very clever idea to make the spider from a light bulb.
WOW! A brilliant transformation! Spookily beautiful! Thank you for joining us at Try It On Tuesday!Chrisx
Love your Halloween Decor Toni..nice and creepy..love it.
Thank you so much for joining in with our challenge at Rhedd's Creative Spirit this month...x
Delightfully Spooky...
Thank you for joining us at Altered Eclectics...x
I absolutely love this... Seen it around at a few challenges and jest wanted to say how terrific it is! I never thought to make hand-held printing blocks like you! Ingenious!
It's terrifying and spooky and I absolutely love it! Thank you for joining us at Emerald Creek Dares, Deb xo
An amazing Halloween project. Brilliant design, fabulous spooky elements and wonderful techniques.
Thank you for joining in with our October challenge "Anything Mixed Media Goes" at Creative Artiste Mixed Media and good luck x
That's fantastic Toni! Love the way you've created that fabulous spider. Thank you for joining us at Frilly and Funkie xx
Such a creative idea Toni! I love the use of white here and the incredible texture you developed. We are so pleased that you shared in our challenge at Frilly and Funkie. Hugs, Autumn
This is a real stunner Toni, love it! Thank you for entering your project at Rhedd’s Creative Spirit. Sammy-x
This is a great Project!
Omg I am afraid of spiders! But the project is stunning :) Thank you for joining our challenge! Mixed Media World
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