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31 DAYS ~ DAY 11

Hello Halloween fans!  I have a lovely spooky project to share with you!!
So it isn't that spooky!  But, I think it is super cool!  You can find the coffin HERE.  BUT, it is the mask on top that is soooo cool!  It is a regular skull mask, or is it?  It comes with another mask to put on top of the first one that makes the teeth, the jaw bone and the outline of the cross bones!  Isn't that the coolest?  I was so excited about it!!  It is from Tando Creative and is called Skulls and Crossbones.

Inside, I put some cardboard and gauze.  Then, I colored in the digital images from Smeared Ink.  The link is on the sidebar. 
I wanted the head stone to really look like stone so I colored it grey and used some White Dylusions on it to look like the actual pitting that happens when concrete gets old!

Please click the links and get your very own coffin and supplies to make this project!!

Hope your Halloween is awesome!!
xxDaniella

Comments

  1. You're right! that is SUPER COOL! :)

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  2. Daniella, this is a Fabulous project. That skull image on the front is awesome. Love how big it is. SI Calaveras skull is beautiful and love that gauze. Tomb"stone" it is!

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  3. Fabulous coffin both inside and out. Love it! xxD

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  4. Frightening!
    It has a glow and looks like it is coming at us!

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  5. Love that skull on the outside.... LOVE your coffin!

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  6. Fabulous coffin! love the attention to detail, like the old concrete - fab!! Awesome skulls! mo x

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  7. Your coffin is wicked cool and spooky, love your skullie details!

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  8. Great coffin, love the touch of the gauze on the inside! Love your skulls too!

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  9. Wicked cool coffin. Love the gauze and the skull on the inside. The front skull looks pretty creepy.

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  10. How neat is this....love the layers and the sugar skull too!

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  11. Pretty cool coffin. Love how you colored it to look old and weathered. Love your colored images inside the coffin. Great work!

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  12. Wow! this is super inside and out! I would love to hold it and see the mask at work!

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  13. What a cool altered coffin and I love that skull design on front.

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