The final project of last weekends spooky inspiration. I just adore this SVGCuts Toil and Trouble kit. Such an amazing idea! I also have some other inspirations for this kit... coming soon ;) For now lets enjoy this:
For this jar, I distressed most of it with a green chalk ink. Then stamped a skull and crossbones logo on alternating panels, followed by spiders stamped with glue and covered in black glitter! The Eye of Newt label came from a sticker kit for drinks I found at Target. It was WAY to shiny, so it was wrinkled, distressed and then I took some fire to it! My son was quite fascinated that I was burning my project, lol. But it needed a little more than your average distress ink.
Here it is with it's friend the boiling cauldron.
And finally here is the entire trio together! I'm super happy with how these turned out! The kits are so simple and Amazing!
The kids couldn't resist the excitement of the dry ice for the photo shoot. My son insisted that little apple and then midget apple (they are from a wretched show called Annoying Orange, he is a HUGE fan. I am NOT!) get their opportunities to be photographed in the fog. I thought they were cute and I should share! See the poison apple?
Lastly, I would like to mention that the super sweet Mr. is my official photographer when I am not too impatient or behind on posts to let him actually take the pictures. He sets up lights and does a lovely job. I am so lucky to have him! You can check out more of his work at www.lindpix.com.
I am linking up to these great parties:
Rooted in thyme
Fireflies & Jellybeans
House of Hepworths
A Creative Princess
Craft Junkie Too
504 Main
Scatterbrained in St Louis
Mom on Time Out
Wait till your father gets home
One Artsy Momma
Love notes by Lauren
The 36th Avenue
The thriftiness miss
Fireflies & Jellybeans
House of Hepworths
A Creative Princess
Craft Junkie Too
504 Main
Scatterbrained in St Louis
Mom on Time Out
Wait till your father gets home
One Artsy Momma
Love notes by Lauren
The 36th Avenue
The thriftiness miss

What a great addition to the set. Loving the dry ice.
ReplyDeleteHugs Nana
http://www.mywatermelonmoon.com/
WOW!!This is wonderful!!Amazing!!Great Job!!
ReplyDeleteMigdalia
WOW!!! This looks amazing and your log looks so yummy. Yes I love watermelons.
ReplyDeletehello there from Friday Blog Hops..woww thats one spooky cauldron. yay!!! and kudos to your photographer for making it look like soo creepy in some witch's den.. LOL great one!!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I love that you used dry ice! My 6 year old boy loves Annoying Orange, too. I forbid him from watching it. Ugh! Why does TV have to tempt our kids with such ridiculous shows!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up to my first party!! My daughter loves the Annoying Orange show too! These pictures are awesome! Kuddos to you photographer!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for linking up. Hope to see you back next week.
Julie from Stlavonlady – Scatterbrained In St. Louis
Thanks so much for sharing this post on Simple & Sweet Fridays.
ReplyDeleteYour spooky trios are amazing! Great ideas for Halloween.
Jody
Cute! I love the "mist". Thanks for joining us at the Keep Calm & Link Up party this week - see you again soon for the next one!
ReplyDeleteI just love how these all turned out! The dry ice is just awesome! Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
ReplyDeleteMelissa, Congrats! You've been featured on Simple & Sweet Fridays for this creative Spooky Trio. It's a perfect project for Halloween! Don't forget to grab a button and have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteJody
Love it! Featuring this on this week's T.G.I.F. Link Party over at Craft Junkie Too. I hope you can stop by. :)
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Tracy
http://www.craftjunkietoo.com/2012/10/tgif-link-party-69.html
Featured it on the Link Up and Spook On week 2 features as well.. Have a fabulous day!
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