Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Halloween Treat Tower


I'm back again with week #2 of our Frilly and Funkie 3-D cube challenge.  I don't know why I went with a Halloween theme again this time...I tried Autumn, I tried Christmas but nothing was working until I went back to the Halloween theme.  This week I chose to make clear cubes using Wendy Vecchi's Clearly for Art with Frosted Film layered over it.  After the plastic was cut, I ran it through the cobweb texture face and sponged a little Black Soot ink over the raised embossed areas.  As I creased the blocks on the score lines, I had a bit of trouble with the plastic cracking on the score lines.      It broke all the way through in a couple of areas.  I'm not sure if I would recommend using clear plastic sets for these blocks as the whole piece is pretty fragile.  

The blocks were filled with candy corn.  The Vintage Lace die was used to cut white card stock, which was then colored black with a Black Soot distress stain dabber.  Once dry, I covered it with Glossy Accents and sprinkled on Black Soot distress glitter.  The same glitter adhesion process was used for the spider, cat and the BOO.  

I created a double rosette in black and orange for the topper and glued my cat straight up with Ranger Multi Media Matt.  And that's that!  Not a very detailed project, but I did have fun eating the candy corn :)   Thanks so much for stopping by today.  Now why don't you hop over to Frilly and Funkie to see the really great pieces made by my team mates?








These items used to make the above project are available at The Funkie Junkie Boutique, where Tim Holtz/Wendy Vecchi/Ranger and other name brand products are always 20% below MSRP.


13 comments:

  1. That looks delicious. Very nicely made!

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  2. You know how much I love Halloween. This is so cool. Candy corn is good. Yum

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  3. You are really into Halloween... Love this one too... so wild with the candy corn and all ... lovely display of ATB's... Love, Light and Peace...Bonnie

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  4. I LOVE this, Linda! I love Halloween things and this is really the greatest! I'm really impressed with Clearly for Art that you used for the boxes. I wondered if it would hold up to being folded. A great Halloween project!

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  5. What a fabulous idea Linda. I love the look of the semi opaque boxes with the candy corn (not sure any of it would have survived here!!!) Jenny x

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  6. Another stunning tower Linda! Anne x

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  7. That is GORGEOUS. The embossed blocks look so effective.

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  8. It is wonderful! autumn is my absolute favorite time of the year and Halloween my fav. holiday. I am going to attempt one this weekend! thanks so much for the inspiration!

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  9. Linda, this is fantastic!! Very nice work, great colours and full of imaginations. I admire your work, although i am not commenting, as many I would like! Hugs from Slovenia

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  10. I love Halloween Linda - it's the only time I get to fly my bad broom and cackle as loud as I want. Your Halloween concoction is wickedly delicious!!!
    Sandy xx

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  11. Linda, your Halloween ATB candy tower is just the coolest! I love all the detail and how the color of the candy corn shows up to add to the piece! I'm definitely making something like this!!

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  12. Ahhhhhhh!!!! I can't believe I missed this one. Hold me back...this is WONDERFUL. Any theme would be great on these blocks, but I love that you stayed with Halloween. The black cat topper is perfect :)

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