Printable Potion Bottle Labels AWESOME!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lovemanor/

Love Manor on Flickr has some amazing bottle labels that are sufficiently "CREEPY"

 This one is just a sample of one of their labels.

Also check out their blog

http://lovemanor.com/blog/

It's really cool too!

Me-Ow Song 1911 Antique Sheet Music with Cat Image

I got excited when I found this antique sheet music at a local used book store. I just LOVE the cat image on the front!

Creepy Pixie - Master Mischievous

I found an old desktop skeleton under a plastic dome, very cheap and cheesy looking and picked it up for a song knowing that I could think up something for it. (I am incapable of passing up a skeleton)

This is the finished "altered curiosity" dome.

A close up of my captured creepy Pixie (notice the two larger fangs, yikes!)

And coming up are a few pics of the process...

Isn't he sweet! He is named Master Mischeivous.

Trick or Treat - a little Halloween Carnival fun!

Here is a little guy I came up with while playing with modeling paste. He was originally an artist trading card but I though he needed a little more atmosphere so I add layers and stitching.

 

Alice in Wonderland Altered Book - OR a little altered goodness from The Graphics Fairy!

Here is the start of an altered book I'm working on to submit to the Stampington and Co. call for art themed Alice In Wonderland. My first two pages show graphics graciously posted on http://www.graphicsfairy.blogspot.com/ I love all the images she finds and posts for others to use freely in their artwork. To color the pages I used Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist and Glimmer Screens.

Halloween Bag Ladies! Altered Antique Doctors Bag. Witchy!

I had a lot of fun with this bag. I used Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist over paint, and old photo postcard, some stamps, and some cardboard. I can imagine a proper witch carrying this as she rides her broom across the sky on Halloween night.

Halloween Treat Container!

A quick and fun little treat container I made using some scrapbooking supplies and a paper mache container from Hobby Lobby. Happy Haunting!