Ghoulish Giveaway!

I'm in the midst of some computer problems, but there's a bright side to my dark cloud ;)
Along with many of the other talented EHAG artists, I have donated a black cat figure in honour of our First Annual "Ghoulish Giveaway."
Please click the picture link below to be transported to the site, once there simply leave a comment for your chance to win. SO, what are you waiting for? Go now!! (Winners will be announced on November 1st )~ Lori

My work has gone to the dogs... but in a very good way!

A HUGE, thank you to Kristen Stafford, friend and fellow EHAG member for supplying me with this adorable picture of her dog Alex. Check out Alex's Black Cat party hat... oh the irony! ~ Lori

It's Black Cat week!

I have had some requests lately and decided I'd do a "Black Cat" themed week for a bit of fun.

I am pleased to say that the "Too Much Candy" bobble head has been sold. Thank you!

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New pieces available today on Spooky Time Jingles

Pictured below are two of my newest pieces available on
Spooky Time Jingles. They are both generous sized candy containers that may easily be used as lanterns with the addition of a battery operated tealight.

One of a kind, heirloom quality pieces made from papier mache composition with paper inserts and adorned with my own hand made vintage crepe paper fringe. The twisted wire bale is removable.

This weeks eBay listings were a challenge ;)

No, not really... but one of them is a piece for the EHAG challenge entitled: "Tricky Treats and Creepy Confections". Please check them out if you get a moment. Thank you! ~ Lori

Pics... you asked for them!

A couple of people have requested to see my Rucus Studio collection, so here is a picture of the pieces I've collected thus far. The cat gentleman and the witch candy container are from this year's show. ~ Lori

Hanging Around... part deux!

They're finally finished and I must say it feels nice to get something done for the week!
I also tried a Lumina style pumpkin. It's my very first white (well... off white and green) pumpkin.
Have a great week! ~ Lori

Ghoultide... and the one that got away!!

Meeting up with friends is definitely one of the best parts of our 2nd annual trip to visit Ghoultide Gathering.
This year I had the pleasure of meeting Kristen Beason, her son Cameron and his friend Dean.

I also had a chance to catch up with Carolee and her husband John, Kristen Stafford (from EHAG), Debbie Hawkins of He-be-je-bes and I finally met Sheila Bentley who's also an EHAG member.

Saturday evening afforded me the chance to meet up with Stacy French, her sister Jodi and their husbands too.

Pictured above are seven of Scott Smith's delightful pumpkin heads.

Much to my surprise, my husband bid on one of them in the silent auction (bottom, right hand side.) He didn't win, that's why... it's the one that got away!!

Oh well, I did manage to get my hands on two other phenomenal pieces from Scott to add to my collection and that's perfectly fine by me! ~ Lori