The Altered Pages Design Team has been treating us with a month full of SPOOKY projects! Be sure to check back each day and see what they create with our partner ArtAnthology's products! Comment each day on the blog for a chance to win a prize package from ArtAnthology and AlteredPages.com
Altered Pages is also one of the 31 Days of Halloween blog hop sponsors. Our Design Team is participating in the hop... if you would like to hop along the blog roll is on the side bar!
I know candy corn is one of those things that you either love it or hate it....personally I love it so I thought it would be fun to make a little cone filled with tricks and treats....
I stared off by painting the mini paper mache cone with Art Anthology's Limeaid adding lots of texture as I applied the paint.
Next I painted several sizes of the Art Anthology Embedibles with Imperial (purple) Dimensional Paint and left them to dry over night.
After all the little dots had dried I glued them onto the cone using Aleene's Tacky Glue in a random pattern and added a bit of Black tiny Ball Trim around the edge of the cone. A bit of Purple and Green Twine were twined together for the handle.
I then added this darling little trickster from the collage sheet - Happy Halloween.
And of course I filled it with a fun assortment of candy corn and pumpkins!
Mmmmmm - off to to a bit of snacking now - LOL!!
Art Anthology Supplies: Limeaid, Trolley Grey (on the moon), Imperial Dimensional Paints, Embedibles Circles
Altered Pages Supplies: Mini Paper Mache Cone; Collage Sheet - Happy Halloween; Baby Ball Trim - Black; Purple & Green Twine, Aleene's Tacky Glue
Other Supplies: Moon & Sentiment Stamps (JFF Rubber Stamps)
adorable Ronnie - you take the candy and I'll take the cone!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun treat cup! Love the purple dots! Love the texture the Limeade paint gives!~kim
ReplyDeleteAdorable little cone! So you can actually make peel offs with that fab paint? who knew? Love it! xxD
ReplyDeleteLove that cone!!! And the paint job is awesome!
ReplyDeleteSweet image and candy cone. Thanks for showing us the quick tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLooks kind of like a witch's hat upside down. Such a cute project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the detailed instructions. Love the resulting cone. Sweet image in the top!
ReplyDeletenot a fan of rest so I would definitely choose to hang this over anything else wonderful colors and image fits perfectly
ReplyDeleteI love that Halloween collage page.
ReplyDeleteThis cone is so cute. I wonder why they went out of fashion.
Love your cone project!
ReplyDeleteWonderful little candy holder--I'm firmly in the loving-candy-corn camp, even though it's sooo sweet!
ReplyDeleteAdorable project! Hocus Pocus also happens to be my favorite Halloween movie!
ReplyDeleteSpooktacular creation today, I'm really loving those paints and MUST add that purple one to my arsenal!
ReplyDeleteThis is cool!
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Definitely time for a snack and I have no candy corn around!! UGH! Love the idea of the cone and the image is darling! Lovely project!! First cone of the hop too!!:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project, thanks for sharing the details.
ReplyDeleteLove your candy cone! What a fun project and I love the vintage image too.
ReplyDeletevery fun home decor!! love it!
ReplyDeleteCandy cone! Love it! Lime-aid color is far out!
ReplyDeleteLove your candy cone Roni! Especially the colors!
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