Hi Friends!
I’m excited to be back again today joining Poshta Design and introducing the new Autumn release. Today I am sharing projects with the Eerie Apothecary die, Poison Apple Details die, and Gingerbread Friends: Skeleton Details die. I had so much fun with these dies as you will see by some of my projects!
First up, the Poison Apple details die (retail for $20). This die is an add-on to the Autumn Apple die introduced yesterday. You can take that innocent apple and transform it into a classic poison apple with all of the Snow White evil witch vibes. I love this die and will definitely be whipping up a few more to use in my Halloween decor. Now because this is a poisoned apple I tried a few things on my felt to get a different look. I pulled out some Distress Mica Sprays and did some experimenting. You can see a big darker spray at the top of the green and some yellowish drips and splatters. I also rubbed on some bright green stickles glitter to the top as well. I really loved the look and extra dimension that adding the spray and glitter added.
Next up are these cute little Skeletons! I think the Gingerbread Friends: Skeleton Details die (retail for $18) is so much fun to stretch the Gingerbread Friends die even further. I used the colors from the new Trick or Treat Color Story for my little skeletons. They definitely have a bit of a Day of the Dead vibe in these colors.
You can make a girl or a boy skeleton since the details die fits both outlines. I think these skeletons would be really fun to create a little Halloween banner. They would even be fun to mix with the Jack-O-Lantern die.
Next up is my favorite project of this release. I had so much fun with the Eerie Apothocary dies (retail for $32) and I created this really fun wreath. I want to make something a little different and I had a lot of fun designing this project.
I used the same method of adding Distress Mica spray to the felt to give a bit of a distressed look to the bottles and banners above. I hand-cut the banners and used the Accessory Alphabet die to cut and stitch the letters. The little bats at the top are two layers of felt and I glued them to some thin wire to add some fun detail at the top. I love that they look like they are floating up there.
I love all the little details you can add to the labels. For the skull, I did cut two of the leg bones from the skeleton die set to stitch below the skull for that classic skull and crossbones icon.
As I said previously I used colors from the new Trick or Treat color story (retail for $53) for this project. This has some great bright Halloween colors. I love the addition of teal and pink to the traditional Halloween color palette.
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I will be back tomorrow for one last day of projects for the Poshta Design Autumn release.
Chari, that WREATH!!!!! It’s FABULOUS!!!!!
This wreath screams Halloween in the most fun way!
Oh Chari!!!!! The wreath is AMAZING!!!!!!!?? Love it so much
Chari, I’m blown away by what you’ve done with these dies…an abundance of spook-tacular cuteness! Your home decor ideas are delightfully, frightfully inspiring!
~carol
That wreath is fabulous! And I love the day of the dead styled skeletons too. Now I have another use for my mica sprays!
So fun and creative! They are all great from the color choices to adding glitter to the felt but love the wreath!!!
Holy moly that wreath is fabulous!!! You are amazing!! Did you hot glue the bottles to the wreath?
OBSESSED with your Eerie Apothecary creations and wreath! I mean really, let’s be honest, with everything you have made with this release!