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Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

New planchette necklace photos



Today is the last day to get 20% off of your Ouija planchette necklace when you use Etsy coupon code OUIJA20 at checkout.  Good only on the ouija planchette necklaces.


I recently took some new pics of my planchettes. Really wanted a more 'professional' feel to these pieces. A backdrop to do them justice. :)
























 I 'really' like this set-up, it feels a lot more fitting for the style and theme of these planchettes. The brown satin of the backdrop and the black velvet of the display, gorgeous. Like chocolate, lol! :D

Remember to use Etsy coupon code OUIJA20 to save 20% on your planchette necklace order.

Let me know what you think. Too dark? Just right? :)







Monday, October 24, 2016

Halloween ouija planchette necklaces

For Halloween I was recently inspired to create handcrafted Ouija planchettes from polymer clay.  Being that Spirit boards, communication with spirits, divination, and the paranormal were "all the rage" during the early 1900's, I really wanted to embrace the Victorian-Goth/Steampunk style with my planchette necklaces.

Each of these planchettes is currently available for sale through my Etsy shop:
www.Etsy.com/shop/MidsummersNightMasq



I wanted to approach the macabre with a bit of style and elegance, but also with a sense of darkly melancholy beauty.

While each planchette embodies a lot of the same elements, I wanted them to have their own distinct look, too, and not just differences in metal-tone.
Each planchette measures about 3" in length and includes iridescent glass ball gems, and a glass gem in the bottom-center.

Starting with the first one I created:







Since I love silver, I next really wanted to give antiqued silver a bit more play:







I love all the little details included in this one. The thigh bones at the bottom were  perfect. :D








This time I wanted to try a more 'hands on' look. :D   I really like the hand charms ON the planchette rather than just attached to it.  And the sun/moon theme worked out beautifully, too.  I really love the red-copper shade of this one. :)


This one struggled against my idea of the white background, but it finally came through for me and I'm really happy with it. :)






With this one I wanted a add a little more 'pizzazz'. So I included a genuine amethyst crystal point and a pelvis - cause it's cool. :D
Really happy with it! :D


And, with this one, I wanted to go a little different...a bit more light-hearted.  This one is Forest-Witch themed:








I had fun doing this one - got to play with COLORS. :D  I will admit that doing such a small pentacle had it's challenges, but turned out really nicely. :D

  Be sure to check out my Instagram feed or my Facebook page for more updates on new items being created weekly:

And as always, if you want to see my 'behind the scenes' and 'Work in Progress' pics, and receive special discount Etsy codes,  be sure to check me out on Patreon and possibly become my Patron. :D
www.Patreon.com/TheMidsummersNightMasquerade


And check out my Etsy shop, I'm adding to it pretty regularly these days:
www.Etsy.com/shop/MidsummersNightMasq

Thank you!!! :D

Monday, November 25, 2013

Halloween Skull Makeup 2013

And this last post wraps up the skull makeups I did over Halloween weekend. These next two are the 4th and 5th applications. 

Nov. 1st -All Saint's Day, Full Skull Makeup. 
-Starting out with a few of the progress photos:



This was my set-up at my computer desk where I applied my makeup.

The products I used from Mehron's Paradise water-activated face makeup to NYX and MAC's matte eyeshadows.







































These next are without my camera's flash:








And here's where I started to take off the makeup:









And lastly, the 5th and final application from Nov. 2nd, 2013:
With each application, of course, some things are bound to be a little different in one way or another...this time, I decided to add fine, hair-line cracks to the teeth...a detail I quite like:






I have a tutorial, or progress, video I'll be working on soon....so once that is finished, I'll post that and then no more skull makeup for a while.:)

Hope you've all enjoyed all of these skull makeup pics, though.:D