With a suggestion from my oldest daughter I added a pumpkin head |
below is the PDF I made. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qGTgvJHP21ba4vdZnZjckAsK-typbRS1 for making the pumpkin head in size 40 to add to Martha's skeleton done in size 80(for bookmark cover) pearl-tatted-skeleton |
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He is possible like this, if dipped in a white Elmer's school glue and small amount of water then blotted dry or Fray Check. |
I added the black card stock and used a white gel pen to sign and personalize your work! |
You’re all set for Halloween! It would never occur to me to put a pumpkin head on a skeleton, I’m impressed.
ReplyDeleteIt's origin comes from a spooky ghost story that is very common in the USA so much Disney made a movie out of it🎃
ReplyDeleteThe legend of sleepy hollow! That show terrified me as a child but yours is adorable! Your idea of putting the skeletons in the bookmark ho,der is so clever. Makes me want to make this pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was a creepy story🎃
ReplyDeleteI don't really like skeletons but I must say for anyone who does those bookmarks are brilliant.
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Yes, I wasn't thrilled about it but love the look. I like the meaning of the "Day of the Dead" more. In South American countries.
DeleteI like how you fleshed out the bones with pumpkin 😀😆😄
ReplyDeleteGreat tips!
I've watched the movie but before that my sister had actually visited the Sleepy Hollow woods!
Oh wow I'm impressed, I read about a church called Sleepy Hollow where a solider was burry from revolutionary war.
DeleteVery nice these bookmarks! I like the pumpkin head, it's funny.
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sabrina
Thank you I liked posing him waving 🎃
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