Carey Burns

I had Sunday to myself and in between tending to Zoey (our cat that isn't well) and watching scary movies, I decided to make a spooky wreath. Last year on a trip up to Michigan, we happened upon an estate sale. The lady 's home overlooked Lake Michigan and she had the most amazing collection of antiques! There were several pieces I really wanted but she wanted top dollar, except for an old galvanized planter...she asked $10. I snatched it up because I knew it would become some sort of wreath, eventually. Well, eventually finally happened! I realize the uniqueness of this project so if you want to create something similar, you might have to use something like an old baking pan or chicken waterer or something. Supplies: 1 large galvanized planter Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Black Soot and Frayed Burlap 1 Tim Holtz Halloween scrapbook paper Black card stock (large enough to cover the openings of the doorknob plate) 1 Tim Holtz Spooky ephemera tag Ranger Archival Ink in Black...