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{Bewitched Cone}

September 30, 2011

As seen on the Paper Whimsy Inspire Blog…

The whisper of October’s falling leaves, crisp air, and colorful pumpkins everywhere…this “Bewitched Cone” is an enchanting project sure to get you in the Halloween spirit.

Supplies:
Single30b PNG
Backgrounds 02 PNG
Rusty Bell Garland
Studio Cloth
Kraft Shed
Rustic Folk Star
Rustic Pins
Black Ball Trim or lace
Black Ribbon
Black Craft Paint
Tacky Glue
Cheesecloth
Silver Sparkle

Technique:
(1) Trace large circle (I used a dinner plate) on to Studio Cloth. Cut out and cover with black craft paint. Once dry, flip and cover areas that will peek out when it is rolled into a cone.

(2) Roll circle into a cone shape. Glue areas where the cone meets and clamp to dry with clothespins or book binding clips.

(3) When cone is dry, add black lace around top edge. This can be done with a needle and thread or hot glue gun.

(4) Cut black ribbon for handle hanger and black ribbon streamers for front. Tack on with a few stitches.

(5) Print Single30b PNG (isn’t she spooky?) on to matte card stock photo paper. Cut out a piece of chipboard to match photo dimensions and collage image using Perfect Paper Adhesive or Matte Gel Medium. Set aside to dry.

(6) Coat Rustic Folk Stars with Perfect Paper Adhesive and dust with a coat of silver glitter. Glue star to center front of cone, and glue two of the stars to bamboo skewers. Tie black ribbon underneath.

(7) Print script from Backgrounds 02 PNG and roll. Attach a staple in back to secure.

(8) Cut and tea stain two pieces of cheese cloth (approximately 4.5 inches by 10 inches each). Set aside to dry.

(9) Stuff cone with kraft shred. Add photo, rolled script tube, tuck cheesecloth in front and back of cone, silver stars, and straw flowers.

(10) Dust the cone with black glitter in certain areas using tacky glue.

(11) Wrap rusty bell garland around the base of the cone. You may need to glue it at the back to hold the bells in place.

This cone will make a charming accent to your home, office, studio or to give as a gift this Halloween season. I would love to see your “Bewitched Cone” project. Can you share it with me by placing a link on the Paper Whimsy Inspire Blog?

Filed in: assemblage, fabric cone, Halloween, Tutorials • by Sugar Lump Studios • 15 Comments

About Sugar Lump Studios

I am a dabbler. I love to create using all sorts of mediums...pattern papers, stamping, fabric, assemblage, collage, altered art, a never ending smattering of whatever strikes my fancy in whimsical moments. I find creating allows my soul to be fulfilled and love to spend hours in the studio.

Comments

  1. Sandy

    September 30, 2011 at 8:19 am

    O M G !!!!!!
    I must have it !!! No joke ;)
    This is absolutely gorgeous.
    What a stunning cone Nancy. Your work rock and inspire me again and again. Love it.

    Have a sunny weekend my dear friend. xoxo

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  2. Jill McCall

    September 30, 2011 at 9:31 am

    This is Fabulous Nancy! I Love all of the Details and Embellishments! Just Gorgeous! Love this Paper Whimsy Image!
    Have a Great Day!
    Hugs
    Jill

    Reply
  3. Amy

    September 30, 2011 at 10:19 am

    What a gorgeous piece,love all the goodies you used too!
    Hop over to my blog,having a give-away celebrating my 300 posts.
    Hugs

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  4. Martina

    September 30, 2011 at 11:11 am

    This is absolutely gorgeous, Nancy! Love all the details!
    REALLY breathtaking!!!!!!!

    Have a nice weekend my friend.
    Wishes
    MARTINA oxo

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  5. Dorthe

    September 30, 2011 at 11:24 am

    OH Nancy, how wonderful, and fantastic a cone, you made, dear-it is a real ” bewitched ” and a bit “scarry” autumn cone- I so love it- and how you ecchoed the image- and added the bling together with black lace -and cheece cloth-
    a gorgeous art piece.
    Hugs,-Dorthe

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  6. Marsha

    September 30, 2011 at 11:35 am

    LOVE this! I had a cone that I had made a month or so ago but it was all in white and when I saw this I grabbed that black spray paint. Once it’s try I can’t wait to embellish!!! The doily I had wrapped around it looks like a spiderweb!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

    xxoo
    Marsha

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  7. Terry

    September 30, 2011 at 1:29 pm

    Nancy, this is bewitching beautiful! Such a lovely cone with so many fabulous elements! Thank you for giving us instructions! Have a most enjoyable weekend!

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  8. Rosanna

    September 30, 2011 at 3:17 pm

    E’ adorabile…tanto tanto bello….Sei molto brava.
    Complimenti!!!!
    Hugs
    Rosanna

    Reply
  9. Willy

    September 30, 2011 at 10:35 pm

    So sweet!

    Hugs,Willy

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  10. Marilyn J. Rock

    October 1, 2011 at 4:20 am

    Nancy! This is stunning and it was so thoughtful of you to include the tutorial. I love all the elements – just fantastic. Hope all is well there. Our temps are getting cooler but it has been raining all week – I think we’re going to grow mushrooms out of our ears soon! Best always – xxoo Marilyn

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  11. Candy

    October 1, 2011 at 5:17 am

    Oh wow….love your “bewitching” cone, Nancy! So vintage and amazingly cool!!! Thanks for the instructions as well!!! Have a wonderful weekend. <3 Candy

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  12. Lesley

    October 1, 2011 at 10:57 am

    Wow Nancy, this is darn cute. This would be great for any holiday idea as well. Thank you for sharing your details with all of us.
    Lesley

    Reply
  13. Jann

    October 1, 2011 at 11:45 am

    Absolutely wonderful, Nancy, as always! Perfect for the month of October!!!

    Reply
  14. Barb

    October 1, 2011 at 1:24 pm

    WOW Nancy, Love your latest creation, fantastic!
    Happy week-end,
    Barb

    Reply
  15. Lynne Moncrieff

    October 2, 2011 at 5:12 am

    Dear Nancy
    Thank you for sharing your techniques for this cone.
    Hallowe’en is usually outwith my comfort zone but I could see myself trying to create a similar project.
    You never cease to amaze me in the way you bring beauty to your creations.
    Wishes
    Lynne

    Reply

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