Hello! I'm Lady B and I'm last on the hop list. You should have arrived here from Lisa's fabulous blog. If not, or if you found my blog by accident and want to start at the top of the hop list, head on over to Terra's blog. I have posted the entire hop list below in case anyone gets lost along the way.
Pictured below is my contribution for Day 7 of the 12 Days of Creepmas blog hop hosted by Smeared Ink. Today is another Smeared Ink day so in honour of that I used an image from the "Dark Holidaze" rubber set drawn by Rick St. Dennis and sold exclusively by Smeared Ink. This set is now available as a digital set or digital singles in the Smeared Ink Shop!
I made a Creepmas Coffin. I will add details later as I must go to bed. It's way too late at night (or early in the morning) for me. I'll be back after I get some Zzzzz's.
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Terra- Hop Hostess
Black Dragon
Maureen
Teresa
Julia
Sue The Nanny
Jane
Susan
Nan
Shell
Kim
Monique
Airless Chambers
Keren
Sarah
Leigh
Lisa
Lady Brayton
I made a Creepmas Coffin. I will add details later as I must go to bed. It's way too late at night (or early in the morning) for me. I'll be back after I get some Zzzzz's.
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Happy Hopping!
~ Lady B ~
I bought my coffin from Michael's Arts and Crafts on clearance, sanded some bits smooth and chipped other bits off. I then painted my coffin with DecoArt American Multi-Surface Satin acrylic paint in Jet Black. This paint is awesome because it does not need any primer or sealer. When dry, I applied DecoArt Weathered Wood crackle medium and allowed the medium to air dry. I then painted the top and inside of the coffin with DecoArt Americana acrylic paint in Maroon. I sealed the crackled surface with DecoArt Texture Primer-Sealer and when dry applied my copic colored fussy cut image with DecoArt Media Matte Medium then sealed once again.
I bought my coffin from Michael's Arts and Crafts on clearance, sanded some bits smooth and chipped other bits off. I then painted my coffin with DecoArt American Multi-Surface Satin acrylic paint in Jet Black. This paint is awesome because it does not need any primer or sealer. When dry, I applied DecoArt Weathered Wood crackle medium and allowed the medium to air dry. I then painted the top and inside of the coffin with DecoArt Americana acrylic paint in Maroon. I sealed the crackled surface with DecoArt Texture Primer-Sealer and when dry applied my copic colored fussy cut image with DecoArt Media Matte Medium then sealed once again.
I will be entering this project into the Smudgy Antics ATG challenge.
As promised, the hop list is below:

Black Dragon
Maureen
Teresa
Julia
Sue The Nanny
Jane
Susan
Nan
Shell
Kim
Monique
Airless Chambers
Keren
Sarah
Leigh
Lisa
Lady Brayton
Amazing! Lady B this is wonderful! You always manage to put extra oomph into your projects. xx
ReplyDeleteLove it! Wonderful image and coloring and what a creepy coffin!! Great!
ReplyDeleteA bright and cheerful place to rest for all eternity. (Or not)
ReplyDeleteAmazing coffin, love it. Now I know where snowmen rest in Summer.
ReplyDeleteHappy Creepmas!~kim
Loving that fabulous finish on your coffin, Lady B! wonder if when snowmen melt, they leave a skellie behind. LOL Gorgeous coloring! xxD
ReplyDeleteLove the little coffin - great colour, super crackled effect and that snowman is just brilliant!
ReplyDeleteLove this coffin and the way you have painted it! But I think that snowman's gonna melt in there.... :)
ReplyDeleteLove this - what a fabulous creation! This snowman is definitely on my wishlist!
ReplyDeleteFantastic coffin and great colors! =)
ReplyDeleteThank you for entering our challenge at Smudgy Antics!
Hugs, Elenor DT
Creeptastic festive altered coffin box, love it!
ReplyDeletelove the coffin, looks awesome
ReplyDeleteGlorious coffin and I kind of love the fact that your skelly will be uncomfortable if he squashes himself up to fit in - that's the price of style, like shoes that look awesome but give you blisters! :P
ReplyDeleteI always love these little coffins. The red is great on it with the image it all stands out and works so wonderfully together. Hope to see you at SA next month.
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