First up, it is time to announce the winner of Monday's giveaway. The winner (chosen by random org) is comment number 10 which belongs to Peggy Sue. I have sent you an email and will get this mailed out to you as soon as I get your address. Congrats! :)
Now for today's Halloween project. You may remember that I told you earlier this week that I had another doughnut project to share with you. Well, here it is. Dracula Doughnuts in their own little coffin.
To make the coffin, I started out with a coffin box purchased from Michaels craft store. This came in a set of three different sized coffin boxes and I used the middle size for my holder.
I painted the coffin black and then used a white painte pen to add faux stitch lines around the outside of the top. I then used the Happy Hauntings Cartridge to cut the RIP out of white vinyl. For the inside, I took a piece of red satin material and fit it into the inside of the box. I used hot glue to fold the edges in and attach it to the coffin. You only need a very small amount of fabric, so if you get 1/4 a yard, you will have some left over.
Now, it was time to make my dracula for inside the coffin. I started out by getting a four pack of individual wrapped doughnuts. These are the Little Debbie brand doughnuts. They are the only ones I have found that don't have a lot of writing on the front of the package.
Now, I took some black satin material and just cut a cape shape to wrap around the doughnuts. I just eyeballed this and then used a small dot of hot glue to attach the cape at the front. Again, you will only need a very small amount of this material. Then, I used the Happy Hauntings Cricut Cartridge and cut the face which was also hot glued onto the front of the doughnuts.
Now, I put my little dracula into his coffin. I gave this to Kaylee and she got a real kick out of it. I am not sure if she is going to eat the doughnuts or not, because she said it may be too cute. Luckily, you can easily open the doughnuts at the bottom, slip them out and keep your dracula shape safe.
I am entering these into the following challenges:
Frosted Designs: Food or Candy: http://www.frosteddesigns.blogspot.com/
13 comments:
How cool! I love it!! Awesome :)
Tanya
another great doughnut project...super fun!!!
Eva :0)
http://evasscrapsncards.blogspot.com
OK, Jean, you are making me crave powdered doughnuts!!! LOL Great c
Jani
papercomupulsions.blogspot.comrafts.
HeHe so fun! This is a great idea! Congrats Peggy Sue!
Carri~abusybee
www.doubleclickconnections.blogspot.com
whoo hoo! Thanks again Jean!!
Love the dracula, how cute!
Wow, I have been out of the loop for awhile and come to check in and have you ever been busy... cute stuff all week! You are a VERY creative person... love it all!
Crafty Hugs,
Pendra
pendrasplace.blogspot.com
This is great! What a fun idea! Thanks for sharing with us at Frosted Designs!
Now Jean this is just too cute, and what fun!
Another doughnut craft! So cute! Great idea!
Doughnuts - how fun! I have a friend who LOVES these, and this ould be perfect for her! Join us again at Frosted Designs!
hahaha! I had fun with this project. Dracula Doughnuts!!! super sweet and yummy.
Luanne
myfootahead(at)gmail(dot)com
craftersreference.blogspot.com
Wonderful Halloween project! I love it!
Great job with this challenge.
Eli (Frosted Designs)
Love the teeth on the vampire.
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