Stabbed Pumpkin
He had it coming! |
When I was thinking of crafts for
this month, I planned on making blood-spattered pumpkins for home. I stumbled
upon a lone cheese spreader in a drawer and I knew I wanted to make the pumpkin
the victim of a serious stab wound.
Supplies:
Small fake pumpkin
Cheese spreader with a plain handle (or a small knife)
Cheese spreader with a plain handle (or a small knife)
Silver acrylic paint
Red alcohol ink (I used Tim Holtz® Adirondack® by Ranger®)
Paint brush
Paint palette
Waxed paper
The How:
This craft was deceptively easy! Before
you begin, make sure you lay out a piece of waxed paper to cover
Your supplies, madam... |
Cuts like buttah.. |
I stabbed my cheese spreader into
the foam heart of the pumpkin partway through.
That's not a knife... |
I squeezed a small amount of
silver paint onto my palette and painted a thin coat over the “blade” of the
spreader to make it look like a knife. I let it dry and added another coat.I seem to have made a mess... |
With the paint completely dry, I carefully
added a small drop of ink where the blade and pumpkin met and let it slowly
drip down. I repeated with small drops until they blended a bit and gave a nice
runny drip of “blood.” Let dry.
I finished this project long
before work and a coworker loved it so much, I gave it to her after I took
pictures
This would be cute atop a pile of red napkins.. |
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