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DIY Dripping Halloween Candles
Since this is my last Halloween craft for Make Something Mondays this year (so sad), I wanted to pick one that was quick and easy, but also one that would add some flare to your parties this weekend. These candles are the are a little creepy, but not tacky, so I thought they would be the perfect addition to your Halloween decor.
They’re very easy to make and I got everything (except the scented wax) at the Dollar Store. Read the whole post
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#inktober Drawings: Round 3
These are my inktober drawings for this past week. A few of them were recommended by friends or followers and others were inspired by the weeks happenings.
If you’re interested in seeing more of them, here are the drawings from round 1 and round 2.
I still have a few days left, so let me know if you have any good ideas for me!
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DIY Dyed Pantyhose
Did you know that you can dye your pantyhose any color you want? I heard that the other day and thought how hard can it be? Honestly, it’s cake.
I thought you ladies could really use this tutorial for your Halloween costumes. Want to be a devil? Then you’re going to need some red pantyhose. A witch? You might want some green or purple ones. Why bother spending $30 on them at the Halloween or Party stores when you can dye the ones you already have? Read the whole post
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#inktober Drawings: Round 2
This is my 2nd round of drawings for #inktober. The first week, I was catching up on the drawings I missed in the first week of October, although, I still haven’t completely caught up yet. Each of these were inspired by things I’ve seen or thought about throughout the week.
Let me know if you think of any good subjects for me to draw. I still have about 2 weeks left before the challenge is over. Read the whole post
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Girlfriend Covers Boyfriend’s Skyline In Sharpie Drawings
I’ve always wanted to draw on my car.
But I knew it would take FOREVER to finish it and I’m in impatient person so that never happened. So, when I saw these pictures and read the story (It’s 6 pages long, but totally worth the read), I wanted to share it with everyone I know.
This guy was looking to buy a Skyline but only wanted one in purple. He ended up settling on a silver version and intended to repaint it. Read the whole post
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The Perfect Homemade (and Hassle-Free!) Pumpkin Pie Recipe
I know I rarely post recipes but this pumpkin pie looks easy and amazing!
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DIY Mummy Mason Jars
Since I’m doing a Halloween craft every week for Make Something Mondays, I thought I would make some mummy jars. I tried a few variations but the first one I made is still my favorite (the one in the middle). I tried an all white jar with cut out space for the eyes, one with green underneath the white for some color, and a completely white one with the eyes overtop the tissue paper.
What I’ve learned about making these is that the more obvious the paper layers are, the better. Read the whole post
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Catching Up On My #inktober Drawings
I said I was going to contribute an ink drawing for each day of October for the #inktober challenge. Unfortunately, I got a late start so I’m trying to catch up. Here are my drawings for the week.
The Steve Mcqueen and crows in the cemetery drawings were requested. The rest were all in my mind.
I have about 3 weeks left of this challenge, so if you have any ideas for me, leave a comment! Read the whole post
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Take the #inktober Drawing Challenge!
So, I know I’m getting a bit of a late start here, but it’s October, which means that it’s time for #inktober. And I want you to participate.
What is #inktober?
#inktober is a challenge that artists (and non-artists) all over the world take to improve their ink drawing habits. All you have to do is pick up a pen and draw something once a day, every other day or once a week.
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