If you’re following the blog hop in order, you’ve arrived here from Teresa’s blog. If you’ve arrived from elsewhere and you’d like to work your way through all the participating blogs, the blog roll is in the sidebar – just start at the beginning or wherever suits you best.
For the first time I've posted a project a day every day for a month and now I'm going to have a nice lie down for a bit. Before I do, here's my contribution for the hop.
I've always been fascinated by the word casket (I'm from the U.K. - it doesn't have quite the same meaning as it does in the U.S.A! ) It was the bit in Snow White where the wicked queen tells the huntsman to kill Snow White and bring back her heart in a casket...Anyway, this is definitely a casket. As you can see, I had lots of fun with the crackle and distressing because I wanted it to look like it had been dug up.
The gold wreath on the top of the box (sorry, casket) is a freebie from Craft Stamper magazine a couple of issues ago. It's on tissue paper that I've adhered to the lid with my favourite clear floor polish. One day someone is going to catch on to the fact that Pledge Multi-Surface wax(formerly known as Klear) is a very useful crafting product and start selling it in teeny tiny bottles and charge us lots of pennies for it...so grab it now, I say! I brushed it all over the box and the skull cameo (the skull is moulded from white polymer clay and antiqued with paint, then stuck onto a bit of black polymer clay baked separately).
For the first time I've posted a project a day every day for a month and now I'm going to have a nice lie down for a bit. Before I do, here's my contribution for the hop.
I've always been fascinated by the word casket (I'm from the U.K. - it doesn't have quite the same meaning as it does in the U.S.A! ) It was the bit in Snow White where the wicked queen tells the huntsman to kill Snow White and bring back her heart in a casket...Anyway, this is definitely a casket. As you can see, I had lots of fun with the crackle and distressing because I wanted it to look like it had been dug up.
The gold wreath on the top of the box (sorry, casket) is a freebie from Craft Stamper magazine a couple of issues ago. It's on tissue paper that I've adhered to the lid with my favourite clear floor polish. One day someone is going to catch on to the fact that Pledge Multi-Surface wax(formerly known as Klear) is a very useful crafting product and start selling it in teeny tiny bottles and charge us lots of pennies for it...so grab it now, I say! I brushed it all over the box and the skull cameo (the skull is moulded from white polymer clay and antiqued with paint, then stuck onto a bit of black polymer clay baked separately).
Hope you enjoyed your visits throughout the hop. Don't forget that Scavenger Items are hidden randomly on the Wicked Blogs, and are not guaranteed to be available every day. You will have to visit blogs to find them - today's your last chance! If you find one, you will email and let us know exactly where it was and your name will go into that scavenger item's drawing. Each person who finds the "hidden" picture will get one entry. The drawing for each scavenger prize will be the day after it was posted and winners will be chosen by random number based on who emailed. Thank you for visiting. and for all your lovely comments; special thanks to those of you who follow my blog ( I cherish each and every one of you, I really do.)
Now, if you’re working your way through the roll, it’s on to Renee for the last time. Bye now -and hope to see you soon!