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Prissy Witchy

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Not every Witch is ugly & dark.

 I am here today to prove that theory with a prissy missy Witch.

 I began with the darling Witch Poo wooden hat from Foundations Decor, it comes complete with a playful spider!
The raw wood is high quality, fully sanded and ready to go. Paint, paper, inks, Gel Press monoprints all work with the delightful project.  I thought that we should give a good vibe to the gal who will wear this hat.  Therefore...glitter and prissy was in my mind.  

BUT  there is also a dark side to this project.  Good Witch or Bad Witch?
                             

  • Paint the hat and both sides of the spider with black paint
  • Use Aleenes glue to sporadically place glitter
  • Sprinkle one side with very fine iridescent pink 
  • Sprinkle remaining with med. weight black glitter
  • Coat hat band with med. weight pink glitter & add a gem.
  • Coat one side of spider with pink medium weight
  • Coat the other side with lime green glitter
  • Cut collage images and adhere with pop dots


Supplies:
Foundations Decor Witchy Poo set
Chalk paint
Aleenes or PPA Glues
Glitter
Collage 3103
Collage 3102
Kai Scissors
Assorted Halloween Ribbon


 Here is another rendition of the hat in a more traditional look.


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