Saturday, October 12, 2013

Altered Coffin

Hello Ghoulies!

In the spirit of Halloween I am throwing a Halloween Giveaway! In order to enter you must make either an altered coffin or a halloween ATC. I am playing along so I altered a coffin! It was my first time using a glue gun ( I know! Crazy huh?!) and my first time ever altering a wooden box and I have a lot of fun with it.

This is what I created:





 I went in with an idea and I had made the focal part of the coffin which is this flower a few days before so I knew I was going to use it. I made it using ribbon from michaels and some from my dollar store. I started off using Heidi Swapp Tinsel spray as my first layer and then added black paint on top.
I tried doing the crackle effect using white glue but it didn't really work out for me so I just ended up doing my own thing and made the paint bubble up with my heat tool and then I scraped it and pulled it off using my fingers.


For the inside I lined it with some paper from Carta Bella's Halloween line from 2012 and use some purple trim around it. I then added a glitter spider I bought at my dollar store. I made this coffin so that my mini Living Dead Doll can finally have a home!



Isn't she cute?!

So what do you guys think??? If you have any questions please just ask!

I will be entering my creepy coffin in the recent Stampotique Challenge which is to use buckles, pulls, fasteners, handles, or hinges. This coffin has both hinges and a buckle!


Thanks for stopping by!

Serena



5 comments:

  1. Hmmmmmm, would never have thought to make a coffin, but what a perfect project for this month of October! Totally brilliant, Serena!

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  2. Brilliant indeed, I wouldn't call her cute though !
    Corrie x

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  3. Wowzers! That's a cool coffin. Thanks for joining us at Stampotique DC. XOXO

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  4. This is wonderful creativity!!
    Thanks for joining in with us at Stampotique this week :)

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  5. Fab project and the doll seems quite at home!

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