A Halloween Hat with Helmar Glues
I can't believe it's October already! How time flies. Speaking of flying I thought I would share with you this quick and easy Halloween hat centerpiece featuringHelmar Scrap Dots . We are now in the busiest months of the year but that shouldn't stop us from creating something fabulous in a short time.
Items needed for this project.
2 12x12 sheets of decorative paper ( I choose two from BoBunny's "Fright Delight" collection.)
Something round to draw a circle with on your paper at least 10" to 11" in diameter.
Cut one full circle from your first 12x12 paper. Cut a half circle of equal diameter from the second paper.
Taking the bottom of the semi circle fold it in half forming a conical shape. Release, now run a line of adhesive with your Helmar Quickfix Adhesive runner from the center to the end refold over lapping over the glue and stick it together.
I applied a beaded piece of lace down the seam of the cone and a braided ribbon around the brim of the hat with Helmar Craft Glue.
Center your conical piece on the circle brim then with a thick ribbon of Helmar Scrap Dots
go around it. Gently press a decorative piece of ribbon or lace on top of the Scrap Dots boarder and allow to set and dry for a few hours if not over night.
I also used Helmar Scrap Dots to secure the bat spray on top of the hat.
go around it. Gently press a decorative piece of ribbon or lace on top of the Scrap Dots boarder and allow to set and dry for a few hours if not over night.
I also used Helmar Scrap Dots to secure the bat spray on top of the hat.
With the base of the project secured we can now decorate with our favorite items. I used fall silk leaves, sequins, black flower etc using Helmar Craft Glue
to keep them in place.
I hope this Halloween project has inspired your to create your own haunting creation! As always the perfect design starts with the best Helmar glue products.
to keep them in place.
Oh, Kathleen, what an adorable and fun project - I love how it turned out. Thank you for sharing the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project, and great results!
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