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Are you a Good Witch or a Bad Witch? Hat

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Welcome to Day 15 of the 31 Days of Halloween


The question of the day is are you a good witch or a bad witch?
This witch in training wants to know....


She is perched on a hat fit for a stylish witch that likes a bit of bling while she's out on the town.  The base of this hat is actually a knitting cone, a cardboard circle and a bit of wire (to help with shaping) covered with a layer of unbleached muslin which was glued in place with Aleene's Tacky Glue.  The entire hat was then covered with a layer of black acrylic paint and Art Anthology's Imperial (purple glitter) Sorbet.


The little witch from the collage sheet - Frightful Images - poses the question as she stands among a couple  "Spooky" tombstones (Sin City Stamps) which have been covered with a layer of Trolley Grey AA Paint.

So, what is it.....
Are you a good witch or a bad witch?

Art Anthology Sorbet Dimensional Paint - Imperial, Trolley Grey

Altered Pages Supplies: Frightful Images Collage Sheet, Aleene's Tacky Glue, Brown Ink, Ink Blending Tool

Comments

  1. Adorablely spooky! I love it!

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  2. Absolutely LOVE the hat! And definitely a good witch!
    Marilyn

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  3. FAbulous hat! Love your embellies. I'm thinkin' she's leaning towards the left. LOL xxD

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  4. Fantastic hat!! love this, fab image and perfect for a halloween display! mo xxx

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  5. Wonderful witch hat, Roni. Love how you made it with that long curvy top and your embellishments are fantastic!

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  6. Bad witch, definitely bad... Love this witchy hat and all your wonderful embellishments! The girl image is super creepy!
    Great make! ~kim

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  7. This witch will never tell (cackle, cakle)
    Wonderfully beautiful hat, picks up the rainbow effect of the peacock feather.

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  8. Define good. LOL. Love this hat. The images and elements work well together.

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  9. Any witch that has a purple hat with bling can't be all bad, right?

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  10. This is a gorgeous hat! As to the question - depends which day it is...

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  11. OOoooo what a wicked cool hat, love all the little details! I'm definitely a good witch ;0)

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  12. Tonight I am definitely a baaad witch! But your hat piece is fabulous!!

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  13. Oh, I am definitely a bad witch--much more fun that way! Fantastic piece--great use for an empty cone of yarn!

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  14. Awesome hat, love the image. Tonight I am a ... good witch.

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  15. Still haven't found the right hat to alter, oh well there is always next year

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  16. Wow this is amazing, I love the shape and color!

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  17. Now that's a funky witch hat!! Fab shape, and the pink feather is a wonder pop of colour :)

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  18. So cute. Creepy with a little bling thrown in...I love that!

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