DOOR SKELETON

DEAD ZONE SKELETON

Enter if you dare!

Does anybody remember those skeletons that would move at their joints?

Well, I do!  And I loved them when I was a kid!

I used the skeleton body from SPOOKY SILHOUETTES COLLECTION

and a pumkin for the head from MIDNIGHT JAMBOREE KIT
from http://svgcuts.com/ to make

my version of a jointed skeleton!

He's 36" tall x 24" wide posed this way!  He is posable and has

a permanent home, for now, on my front door!

Here's a closeup of his face and a few bones!

 

When I broke apart the skeleton in ECAL program, I made sure

I stacked all the pieces on top of each other, keeping my eye

on the largest piece.  As I enlarged, I made sure the largest

piece fit into the boundary of the cutting mat, leaving room

knowing I will be making another larger layer of the bones,

plus a shadow piece. 

I used Tim Holtz inks for all my inking.

The Dead Zone sign is actually a styrofoam sign from the

Dollar Store and was grey in color.  I used my Tim Holtz inks,

 Salty Ocean Blue, Festive Berries Red and white, to get the look

I wanted. I was surprised how well the styrofoam took to the ink.

Mr. Skeleton has been entered in Challenge #3 over at

http://anythingbutacard.com/

They have a wonderful bunch on their design team!

And give us all a chance to win fantastic prizes!

Three's a charm, they say,

Unity Stamp Co. http://tinyurl.com/9dl6awq,

is sponsoring this time around!  Awesome!