Hello, creative friends!
I was thrilled when I discovered the "Haunted Castle Shrine" at Calico Craft Parts - just great!
It looks like an enchanted castle, right?! And it reminds me on some wonderful Disney film stories.At first I was not sure how I wanted to design the interior, then these old grandfather clocks came to my mind and I decided to hang a clock pendulum inside.
Tips & Tricks
First I drilled a hole in the middle of the upper part, then I connected the border to the spider's web with the help of a small metal ring (used for jewellery making), the upper part of the oak vine was pushed through the opening and then fixed with another small wooden part.
Now the pendulum was free to move! From my own experience I can now report that the oak vine was a bit too delicate for the constant "Tick Tock , Tick Tock" ๐of the clock pendulum.
But hey - to go by empiricism is wiser than just trusting in wishful thinking, right?!
For the clock pendulum I used the following parts:
Spider Web Flourish
Oak Leaves and Acorns Border
completed with
Winged Devil
Creatures of the Night - Sheet of Halloween Mini Wood Shapes
The base - before colouring and designing
Some close up's
Listen to the pendulum swinging - tick tock, tick tock ;-)
Calico Craft Parts used:
MDF Shrine Kit - Haunted Castle Size Medium
Witch on Broomstick MDF Wood Shape - Style 3
Grim Reaper Border Scene
Mushrooms - Fungi MDF Wood Shape - Style 13
Flying Bat Colony
Spider Web - MDF Corner
Halloween - MDF Wood Word
Happy Halloween!
Kerstin
So magical!
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Absolutely and utterly brilliant, Kerstin!
ReplyDeleteI love love love that swinging pendulum as much as I love all the detail you have added to this amazing make! So much to discover and feast the eyes upon! As Alison said - magical!
Hugs,
Claudia xxx
Thanks so much Alison and Claudia, that means a lot for me!! xx
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