To make this, I simply cut a piece of the Cast-a-Spell Designer Series Paper (DSP) to 8"x10". Then I took the small Spooky Brocade decor element and cut out the bat from the center. I applied the bat to a piece of Perfect Plum card stock and cut it out. Then I attached that to a piece of Old Olive cardstock and cut it out. Next I applied the rest of the Decor Element to my paper, trying my best to center it on the page. I then stuck the bat back in the middle using Stampin' Dimensionals. At the bottom I adhered a piece of Basic Black card stock and a small strip of one of the other designs of the Cast-a-Spell DSP. I distressed both pieces and sponged black ink on the DSP. I then took the Oct 31 from the Spooky Treats rub-ons set and applied that to Old Olive card stock and punched it out using my Wide Oval punch. I then cut out the flourishes from the Spooky Treats rub-ons as well and applied those directly to my base paper. Then I stuck on my Oct 31 piece using Stampin' Dimensionals. Lastly, I added a few black brads at the bottom.
Now, because I wanted to use this a Halloween decoration, I framed it in an 8x10 frame and hung it on the wall. What do you think?
The great thing about this project is that I can swap out the picture for each season! If I were to just apply the Decor Elements directly to my wall, I would have had to remove it after the holiday and wouldn't have been able to reuse it. So, I plan on creating another page for Thanksgiving and one for Christmas. This was so easy to do, everyone must try it!
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Wow. Love what you did to this.
ReplyDeletevery pretty!!!!!
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Cheryl
How clever! This looks great! And love the idea of swapping out for the seasons! Wonderful job! Blessings to you!
ReplyDeletethat's a really great idea. We are working on redoing most of the rooms in our house and to keep costs as low as possible, I have been looking for ideas of things I can make myself. I really like your idea of the picture you can change out with the seasons.
ReplyDeleteHow cool!!! Love that design :)
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Maria
What a way to use the Decor Elements Jennifer!! I haven't used any either but how you've made this gorgeous frame really makes me want to use the ones I have! Awesome job & tfs!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I love the idea of framing it and then switching it out, how clever. :)
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