HALLOWEEN GLOBE - TIM HOLTZ IDEA-OLOGY HALLOWEEN 2023

 Hello everyone!  I can’t believe that September is over, it went by way too fast!  I’m sharing my first Halloween project created for the Tim Holtz Idea-ology Halloween live on his YouTube channel.  If you missed the live or you’re looking for more Halloween inspiration, visit Tim’s blog here. So many fantastic projects!

I wanted to use this new Display Globe as soon as I saw it!  But I do like to a vignette with more space to tell my story, so I decided to make a book for my base. Ever since I saw Tami Bastiaans’ Halloween book (tutorial here) I’ve been wanting to make one. I also wanted the feeling of a crystal ball and of course, you can’t have a Halloween make without tiny lights!

Here’s another look at my make without the lights on.  

                         A closer look without the glass dome. Now, onto the details how I created this!

First I’ve drilled a hole in my wood vignette box where the centre of my globe is going to be. The tiny lights will come through this so the battery pack is underneath.  Here, you can see I've started to adhere my thin strips of chipboard to the box edges, forming a book shape.

I’ve also drilled a hole in the cork base for my tiny lights to come through. They are inside the cauldron. 

The cork bottom is painted with Black Soot paint as shown.  Using a piece from the sticker book (it wasn’t quite enough, so I added a piece from the ephemera pack that was similar), I’ve covered around the cork edge. Make slits at the top to slightly curve the piece.  Crypt Halloween Grit paste was added randomly on the base.  

I didn’t take a lot of photos of my book construction, but Tami has lots of step by step photos here.

For all the ridges on the book edges and the curve of the spine, glue strips of chipboard to your base. The three edges of the box/book are glued at the ends an the top piece(closest to the spine) is on top of the box. I’ve adhered white printer paper over everything to soften the edges. 

To get the look of book pages, I applied Distress Opaque Texture Paste, then a Tim Holtz wire Craft Scratcher(TTS00373) or if you haven’t that, something like a comb or even take an old gift card and cut one end into teeth. You just need something to create the lines. After this dried I lightly inked the pages with brown ink and a Blending Brush. 

The top of the book is covered with a paper from the Backdrops package. It is cut about 1/4” larger than the book front, so it covers just around the book edge. 

I’ve painted the top and bottom of the spine, edges with Black Soot paint. 

With the leftover paper from the cover, I cut narrow pieces to cover the edges on the three bottom edges of the book. The side where the spine is won’t need one as you will cover it with spine Kraft Stock.

The bottom pieces just come up to edge of the book pages. 

My spine is a piece of Black Kraftstock that was embossed with the 3D Cracked Leather Embossing folder. It was sanded to give a worn look. Ink lightly with a brown Distress Ink. The “wicked” is stenciled with the Halloween Script (THS063) stencil, Distress Crackle Opaque Texture Paste, apply gold embossing powder and let it air dry. Once it’s dried, heat the embossing power. This is then cut so about an inch comes to the front and leave enough to tuck in the ends. Lightly sand the ends so the built up pieces at the ends are accented. 

The candle is glued to a candlestick with Collage Medium.  I added in drips down the stand with a hot glue gun and then painted with Distress paint. Crypt Grit Paste was added to the cauldron. Backdrops paper added to the top of the cork base.  

Glue the cauldron to the cork bottom.  I’ve also dabbed a bit of orange Distress paint on the grit paste. 

String the Tiny lights from the underneath the book into the cauldron. Choose how much of the strand you want to use and cut off  from the end if you’re not using the whole strand.  I make a circle of the lights in the bottom and a single strand down the side. Glue your Display Globe cork bottom to the book with Distress Collage Medium.

The glass bubbles were coloured with Twilight Alcohol ink. I thought I would try to see if Distress Collage Medium would take some of the shine off, I wanted them a little duller. It worked exactly how I wanted but the colour was slightly altered, a bit pinky orange in there(which I thought was great!). I just put a very tiny amount on my finger and lightly rubbed it on each bubble and let them dry. I glued the small piece of orange coloured (distress orange spray stain) Mummy cloth around the inside edge of the cauldron and down the side(covering the tiny light strand). The candlestick was added in after the bubbles were dry. Make sure the glass dome fits over everything.

The little book is made from a book cover from the ephemera Halloween pack and paper from an old book, then distressed and inked. All the titles on my books are from the Book Clippings in the Halloween Sticker Book. An Idea-ology Toadstool and a bat from the ephemera pack were added with black string tied around them and the book. 

Next to the globe, I have a skull, bones, broom, books, framed photo and vial with a metal tag. The photo is from the sticker book. The frame is in the same package as the candlesticks. The skull & bones are packaged together. The broom is packaged with the cauldron and gravestones.  For the vial, I added a drop or two of orange alcohol inside and swirled it around. The outside was coated with Collage Medium and air dried. I always put a layer of this medium on glass, metal, anything non-porous, first before I apply paint, helps the paint adhere. Once the vial was dry, I applied Transparent Crackle Paste. A bit of orange paint in the cracks and a label from the book clipping stickers, and a metal 13 tag completed it. 

Gilded Foundry Wax was added to the raised areas of my frame and then a touch of Crypt Grit Paste, highlighted with a touch of orange distress paint. To get the frame to stand up, I hot glued a book standing up, then the frame glued behind it, slightly to the edge of the frame.  Another book is glued right behind the frame, sandwiching the frame between the two books. Add in some mummy cloth  and moss to finish off the vignette. With all the embellishments, ephemera, and  metal bits I always ink, stain, paint, or sand to give them all the vintage distressed look.

For the glass globe, I cut a thin strip(about 1/4") of rusty metal looking paper from the Backdrops paper pack, inked and glued that around the bottom edge.  Hardware heads that were coloured slightly with purple paint and Gilded Foundry Wax, were added.  Your Halloween Display Globe is completed!

Hope you enjoyed this tutorial and it inspires you to create your own Halloween Display Globe!  Make sure you check out all the other makers, their projects are amazing!  Thanks for visiting here!

Until next time,

 Jan

Materials Used:

TH94344 Display Globe

   TH94340 The Manor 

TH94341 Halloween Word Plaques and Tags

TH94337 Graveyard

TH094332 Halloween Ephemera Pack

TH94339 Halloween Skulls & Bones

TH94335 Halloween Sticker Book

TH94331 Halloween Backdrops

TH93279 Vignette Boxes

 th94082 Toadstools

TH92899 Corked Vials

TH94260 Drippy Candles

TH94180 Glass Bubbles

TH93788 Hardware Heads

TH94155 Mummy Cloth

TH94157 Halloween Tiny Lights

TH94145 Black Kraft Stock stack

TAB25511 Twilight Alcohol Ink

THS063Halloween Script Stencil

Sizzix 665766 3D Cracked Leather Texture Fade Embossing Folder

tda79309 Distress Collage Matte Medium

tda71297 Distress Opaque Texture Medium

tda71303 Distress Opaque Crackle Paste

tshk81081 Distress Crypt Halloween Grit Paste 

TDAK80435 Distress Foundry Wax Kit #1 Gilded/Mined

Various Distress Inks and Sprays

Antique Gold Embossing Powder

Chipboard pieces for book

Hot Glue for candle drips

craft moss

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BUNNY STITCH VIGNETTE DRAWER - TIM HOLTZ EVERYDAY SIZZIX 2023 RELEASE

 Hello everyone and Happy New Year! Hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas and enjoyed the holiday season!  It’s time for for a new making season, and Tim Holtz has just released his new Sizzix Everyday 2023 line.  If you missed Tim’ s YouTube live last Saturday, you can go to his Blog for all the info and links.  You don’t want to miss all the amazing projects created by the makers!

For my first project, I created this Divided Drawer Vignette using the new Stitched Bunnies, Mini Brushstroke Flowers and 3D Entangled embossing folder.

Love this embossing folder!  I couldn't resist covering the whole outside of the box. Here's how I created my project.

Let’s get started!  I took out the two shelves and covered the inside of the box with Backdrops paper.

I’ve used Etcetera Pinked trim around the front of my drawer.  I painted a white base coat on first. After that dried, I added a light coat of dark brown paint layer. Once that layer dried, I applied Distress Transparent Crackle paste and after that was dry, Distress crayon was applied in the cracks.  As you're waiting for each layer to dry, you can work on the rest of the box.

For the embossed outside, I’ve used Kraft Heavystock. Cut out your pieces (I think I used 4) the size of the folder.

Run the folder through your die-cut machine.  Repeat for all the pieces. 

With your chosen Distress Crayons, mine are from the Christmas #4 Pearlescent set(Shiny Bauble and Merry mint), apply them on the raised areas.  I apply the crayon directly to the paper, and with a damp finger(touch a baby wipe or wet towel) rub the crayon in. I really like the shimmer the pearlescent have. 

Don't worry about being exact or covering them completely.

Sorry I didn’t have a photo of how I created the next step. To get the dark brown colour, I applied Distress Archival Ground Espresso ink directly to my embossing folder on the one side where the debossed background is. Carefully place the embossed & crayoned paper back on the opposite side facing the inked one.  You can feel where the paper fits back into the right grooves. Close the folder carefully and run through your machine again. That’s it! Some areas might not ink solid, but I liked that.  Cover the back and sides of the drawer with your embossed paper. 

Before adhering the Etcetera trim pieces, the top shelf(I only used the one shelf) needs to be in place. Cover this with Backdrops paper. I attached a metal gate to the front of the shelf. I clipped off a small section at one end, as my Etcetera trim overlapped and I needed the gate slightly narrower. I used Collage Medium but also reinforced with two brads(split the brad and each end on either side of the fence.  I poked a hole first so the end went into the wood easy). Add Distress Crackle paste to the shelf, paint after it had dried.  Also add paint and grit paste to the metal gate to make it look old and rusty. I’ve used brown, orange and yellow paint. 

                                            Here’s how the painted gate and shelf look when done. 

Now you can attach the trim pieces around the front edge of the drawer with Collage Medium. 

There’s about 1/8 inch overlap on the inside edge. 

This is the overlap on the outside edge. 

I added a base to the bottom of my drawer for added stability.  I used a baseboard covered with paper.

I die-cut the bunnies with white Sizzix Sculpting foam. This foam can be shaped when die-cutting flowers, but I used it because I like the soft and fuzzy texture for the bunnies. The edges were lightly inked with brown ink. 

The back layer was die-cut with black Kraftstock.  Before removing the die cut from the paper, I sanded around the edges. 

Adhere the two bunny pieces together. Die-cut the ‘x’ s with black Kraftstock also and adhere to a few places on the bunnies. With small die-cut pieces, I like to add an adhesive sheet to the back of the paper before die-cutting.  So much easier to adhere them!

I cut out a circle from Heavystock paper, cut two slits in it for my carrots. With embossing ink and Black Soot embossing power, I applied a few layers to the circle so it looks like dirt. Die-cut your carrots, cut off  a bit of one, so it’s shorter and I just used the top of another.  Assemble your carrots and 'dirt' in the barrel.

This is adhered with Collage Medium in the bottom corner of the drawer.  One of the bunnies is adhered on the back of the barrel.

I added a twig in the corner.  With the Mini Brushstroke Flower set, I die-cut leaves and attached them to the twig.  My leaves and the mini flowers were all die-cut with pieces of Distress Watercolour Heavystock that had been coloured with Distress Inks, Sprays and Distress Oxide Inks and sprays.  I keep all my small  leftover pieces of coloured paper, perfect for those little pieces.  The flowers were added in at the back of the box.

Here's another close up of the twig with leaves.  I have one of those dwarf Lilac trees, and I thought this branch was perfect with the dried buds still left on it!

After you have the flowers and branch in, add in some moss, then another bunny with a carrot in his paws.    He's placed on the outside of the box.

In my top shelf, I've die-cut eggs with coloured paper, added the 'x's also.   Mini Brushstroke Flowers, another Bunny (he's holding a heart) are added.  Moss was also added.  A few 'x's were added to the back of the drawer also.

Here's a close-up of the mini flowers.

A Book Clipping quote "Spring is in the Air" was added to the top with two Hardware Heads on either side.  That completes my vignette!  Hopefully I've remembered everything!  

Thanks so much for visiting here, hope you have been inspired to create your own Spring Vignette!

Until next time,

Jan

Material List

666293             Bunny Stitch Thinlits set   

666284              Brushstroke Mini Flowers

666155               Entangled 3D Embossing Folder

Sizzix Festive Sculpting Foam 664674

Divided Drawer TH93793

Backdrops Paper Pack TH94347

Metal Gate TH93961

Barrel TH94238

Black Kraftstock TH94145

Hardware Heads TH93788

Book Clipping

Stampers Anonymous Etcetera Pinked Trims THETC-009

Distress Kraft Heavystock TDA76384

Pearlescent Crayons Christmas Set #4 TSCK81180 (Shiny Bauble & Merry Mint)

Distress Archival Ground Espresso ink 

Distress Inks, Sprays to colour Watercolour Cardstock TDA53927

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HOCUS POCUS CONFECTIONERY CLOCK - TIM HOLTZ IDEA-OLOGY HALLOWEEN 2022

 Hello everyone!  The month of October is almost upon us, and I’m sure a lot of you are busy creating for this spooky time of year. I’m sharing my first make for the Tim Holtz Halloween Idea-ology 2022 release.  If you missed Tim's YouTube live, you can get all the links here.  So much inspiration, all the makers created some incredible Halloween projects.

I created this Hocus Pocus Confectionery clock.  Lots of little details in this one, I'll try and explain most of them!

I started out by taking apart my Curio Clock and covering the two sections.  The outside the clock body is covered with paper from the Halloween Backdrops pkg.  The silver ring was coloured (I just blotted it so it looked more distressed) with Latte Alcohol Ink.

The inside of the clock back (circle) was also be covered with Backdrops paper. I don’t glue this in yet, as I want to attach the candy garland. For the clock base, I used wide tape from the Halloween Design tape pkg. This tape was the exact same pattern as the paper. 

This project is about Halloween candy, so I wanted it to  have a very sugary look. So, before adhering my Backdrops paper, I applied Distress Frosted Crystal Embossing Powder with Distress Clear Embossing ink.  To maintain that frosted look after embossing, don't overheat! Adhere your Alcohol inked rim back in the clock.  Reattach the clock body to the base.

I wanted a flat surface that looked like a table for my embellishments.  I took 2 pieces of cardboard and on one, cut out so it curved to fit the clock and the other, rectangle for a flat top.  Glue this together.  The piece of lace is from the Halloween Ephemera pkg. and the sign is from the Baseboards pkg.

Adhere the lace in front, on the curved piece and the baseboard piece is glued on the top.

Also cut the lace to fit the curve.

This piece sits inside the clock on the bottom.  I've added a small foam square to give additional support. I've left a bit of space on either side, in case I needed to stick some of my tiny lights strand in there.

Before adhering this, I used the same design tape as the clock base, and stuck this around the inside. In hindsight, this cardboard base could have been stronger to support the cauldron and other embellishments.  It came apart in transit to Tim and also when it was sent back to me, so if you feel it needs to be stronger, (in case you are mailing it or it will be jiggled about!) a larger piece of foam could help.  I also think, because the Design Tape has a more slick surface to it, that could be why my glue didn't hold as well. You could always eliminate the tape in that bottom area.  I've used Distress Collage Medium with a bit of hot glue to hold it temporarily in place while the medium dried as I wanted it tight against the front.

This is how the "table" will look like.

One end of the tiny lights will go in the cauldron and the rest at the back of the table.  I have the battery pack for the lights coming out of the bottom.  The metal strand in thin enough, it can close, but there is a chance it could damage your light strand.  I have used a pair of wire snips before, making two small cuts (about 1/8 to 1/4") out of the lid at the bottom, and bent the middle piece inside or off completely.  Just enough to give the wire some room and your back lid can close tightly.

For the back of my clock, I’ve hung a candy garland.  The Halloween confections and candy corn are “sugared” with Glossy Accents and Distress Rock Candy Glitter. I've used Glossy Accents because it's thicker and more glitter adheres to it.  It's also a great glue! After these were dry, I used heavy craft thread and a needle to string together the candy pieces (they are a soft material similar to Fimo clay, so the needle goes through). The end pieces of the thread were knotted around tack nails. These nails were bent in half (90degrees) with pliers, and poked through the paper, the ends on the back of the paper adhered with tape or glue. Now glue the paper to the clock back. . It looks like the garland is nailed to the clock. 

I used two small Vignette Boxes (about 2 1/4 x 3 1/4) attached, end to end for a base.  Bigger base, more embellishments! Distress Collage paste and a couple of nails secured them together.  This was also covered with Backdrops paper.

Here's my base covered with the Backdrops Halloween paper.  The paper is one continuous sheet across, so you can't tell there's two boxes.  Sand and distress the edges with brown Distress Ink.

Adhere your clock to the wood base.  I've just used Collage Medium for this, but let it dry overnight to really secure it.  The back isn't secured yet, I needed to figure out what is going to show in that circular space.  Now for the embellishments!

 

For my stand, I've used a Candlestick and a Baseboard Clock Face.  The candlestick has a touch of Statue Foundry Wax to age the silver and Crypt Paste (love this stuff!).  On most of my areas where I've applied Crypt Paste, I have highlighted the raised areas with my finger, a touch of paint, after the paste has dried.  I usually use a lighter colour, here I've used Pumice Stone.  The clock face is distressed with ink, and the rim is covered with the narrow Design Tape (excess is folded underneath).  Glue these two together with Collage Medium.

The square October 31, is from the Halloween Layers Pkg.  I've applied Distress Translucent Crackle Paste to the edges, and when dried, applied Walnut Stain Distress Crayon to accent the cracks.  This is on the back "wall" just below the garland and in the middle.  There's also a "Trick or Treat" Label Sticker just across the bottom of this at an angle.

My "Hocus Pocus Confectionery" sign was created in two parts.  Both of the labels were die-cut with Tim Holtz Sizzix Vintage Labels Thinlits Set.  The dies also emboss while cutting, so I inked the metal die with Crackling Campfire Archival Ink before embossing/die-cutting.  The ink is just on the embossed area.  Hocus Pocus in a Label Sticker, placed inside the vintage label.  I die-cut the word, Confectionery, with the Sizzix Alphanumeric Label Thinlits Set.

Now, for my Candy Corn drinks, and test tube.  I've used Ranger Ink's Clear Resin Kit.  It's a 2-part epoxy resin that hardens when the two equal parts (one bottle is the resin, the other is the hardener) are mixed together.  You store these together and apply to your project, then set aside to cure.  You can also get their package of small cups with stir sticks.  It's a longer process, when doing three different colour combinations, as I let each layer cure/dry before doing the next one.  But this is something you can do in advance or at the beginning of your project. You don't need to mix a lot up for each colour. Once you start filling little containers, you can't stop!  For the clear "candy corn drinks", I coloured my resin with a drop of Alcohol ink.  I first started with yellow, filled my vials a third, set aside.  I had some left over, so I added in a drop or two of yellow paint to make it opaque, stirred this in.  I filled the larger vial a third, and then poured some into the test tube.  For the test tube, I wanted it to look like it had fallen and some dripped out. I had a small shallow cardboard box, or a piece of cardboard is fine, lay some parchment paper down so the resin doesn't stick.  You will want to tip your tube so the end is slightly higher, it doesn't take much for the resin to slowly drip to the end and out of the tube.  I used a piece of cardboard with a hole in it to hold the end of the tube, bent the cardboard so it is was slightly raised  and taped it to the bottom of the box.  I recommend you figure your setup before pouring resin.  After the yellow has set, I usually leave it overnight, do the same with orange alcohol ink, paint and a new batch of mixed resin.  After the orange has cured, repeat with either Ranger Ink Snow Cap Mixative (it's opaque) or white paint.

For my fluffy toppings on the drinks, it's just White Opaque Texture Paste!  I didn't need a lot of it, so instead of a cake decorating bag, I just just clipped a tiny hole in the end of a small plastic bag.  I pushed my cake decorating star tip through the hole (make sure you have a tight fit, so a small hole is better) and put in a small amount of texture paste.  Twist the end of your bag, so nothing escapes out the other end, and squeeze onto your drinks.  I added a glittered Halloween candy stick while the texture paste was still wet in the larger vial.  Halloween remnant rub was added to the outside and black craft thread tied around the rims.  Your vial should come off easily from the parchment paper, if you have excess spillage, you can always cut off what you don't want and curve the edges down with your fingers.  I've rubbed in a light layer of Collage Medium to the outside glass test tube and large vial, lightly distressing with brown distress ink, giving it an aged look.  

For my baking tray of glittered bat cookies (and I added in some glittered pearls after), I created the tray from the Vintage Label Thinlits die.  I used black Metallic Kraft stock paper, the die inked with black Archival ink before die-cutting.  I slightly sanded the metallic paper before die-cutting (I used some steel wool) so that the ink would adhere better.  After die-cutting, sand the edges, and apply Statue Foundry wax with your finger in a few areas if you want it to look more aged.  The tiny bats were from the Halloween Ephemera Pack, they were also glittered with Glossy Accents and Rock Candy Crystal Glitter.  My two little handles were Tim Holtz Jump Rings, poked into the ends.

For my candy brewing in the cauldron, I used the clear glass Bubbles. These were coloured with Limeade and Mushroom Alcohol Ink.  I then applied Glossy Accents and Rock Candy glitter, set aside to dry.  While these were drying, I applied Crypt Grit Paste to my Cauldron.

Once the Grit Paste had dried, I accented a few areas with green Distress Paint.  Before adhering the frosted bubbles, stick your Tiny Lights inside the bottom of the cauldron.  You don't need a lot, the excess strand comes out the back, behind the cauldron and along  the back of the table.  You can either directly glue your bubbles (I've either used glossy accents for this or Collage Medium) on top, or cut out a piece of plastic packaging to fit on top of the lights and glue your bubbles on top of that.  For the bubbles outside the cauldron, I have glued these on before doing the lights and filling the cauldron. That way you can do  have the cauldron on it's side so they don't fall off.  I usually do these one at a time, and if they don't stay, try a rubber band to hold them on while they dry.  Glue your cauldron to the stand with Collage Medium.  Save a few of the bubbles for the table top.

The Halloween Jack O Lantern is highlighted with a bit of Ranger Ink Elixir Pearlescent Crayon.  It's filled with Rock Candy glittered Halloween Confections.  The sticks are slightly coloured with green.  The round ones are on toothpicks to make them look like lollipops.  These are all glued with with Glossy Accents (Rock Candy sprinkled on top)  Wired Black Tinsel is glued around the pumpkin rim and extra left over to bend upwards with a tiny frosted bat on the end.  I wanted my tinsel a little smaller and aged looking, so I heat it very briefly with my heat gun( not my embossing gun).  You don't want to overheat, and start a fire, it doesn't take long to see the tinsel shrivel! 

Here's my little frosted bat on the end of the wired tinsel.

Glossy Accents was applied to my Halloween Skull, Spider Adornment, and Bones, then Rock Candy Glitter applied.  Here, you can see where my extra tiny lights were, before I adhered a Baseboard( 31¢) in front to cover them.  I just wanted to see a green glow, not the lights.  My skull and bones sit on top of a book made from a book cover in Halloween Ephemera and old book pages cut up to fit inside the cover.

Before adhering my embellishments to the back, I added some thin Design Tape around the base of my clock.  I've also frosted up extra Candy Corn and Pearls to place on the base.  All my embellishments are glued down with Collage Medium.  Sometimes I will use a small dab of hot glue to hold the object in place ( or an elastic band) while the collage medium is drying (This is what I've done with the test tube, as it's on a slant).   The drippy part coming out of the tube is glued over the edge of the base with Collage Medium also.

Here's a look of the inside of my clock.

Here it is with the tiny lights on.

I've also frosted a small Halloween Pumpkin, and attached dried moss (I purchased a package of Halloween dried mosses last year from the craft store, there were I think 4 different kinds, perfect for Halloween makes.)

       

Here's another front view.

I've adhered my Confectionery sign to the front.

Here's another look at my finished project! That was a long one! I never realized how many little details there were until I started explaining, lol!  If this is too large a project for you, there's always one or two things you can add to your own Halloween make, or give you something to think about when using your own halloween stash.  Thanks so much for visiting!

Happy Halloween Crafting!

until next time,

Jan

Supply List

Idea-ology - Curio Clock TH92474, Vignette Box (small-2.875 x 3.1875) TH93279, Corked Vials TH92899,  Jump Rings TH92726

Halloween Idea-ology - Baseboard pkg. TH94252,  Ephemera TH94261,  Label Stickers TH94623, Layers TH94264, Adornments (spiders) TH94250, Tiny Lights, TH94157, Black Wired Tinsel TH94253, Pumpkin Jack O Lantern TH94179, Small Pumpkins TH94267, Bubbles TH94180, Pearl Droplets TH94151, Cauldron TH94171, Remnant Rubs TH94268, Candy Corn TH94257, Confections TH94170, Design Tape TH94259, Skulls TH94270, Test Tubes TH94156, Boneyard TH94168, Backdrops Paper TH94251, Candle Stand TH94166

Sizzix - Vintage Labels Thinlits set - 665929, Alphanumeric Label Thinlits set 664177

Ranger Ink Distress - Crypt Grit Paste TSHK81081, Opaque Texture paste TDA71297, Rock Candy Crystal Clear Glitter TDR35879, Frosted Crystal Embossing Powder TDA78319, Collage Medium, Clear Embossing Ink Pad,  Alcohol Ink( Limeade, Mushroom, Latte, Snow Cap Mixative), Archival Ink Pad (Crackling Campfire, Black Soot), Foundry Wax (Statue), Pearlescent Crayons Halloween Set #4 TSHK81128, Brown Distress Ink for edging

Ranger Ink - Clear Resin Kit INK69768, Resin Cups INK73420, Glossy Accents

Heat Gun, Hot Glue Gun, Craft Dried Moss, Black Craft Thread, Cake Decorating Tip (I used star)

 

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