Some more Halloweenie Yard stuff...

A green cat that glows, pun-kins that glitter and glow in blacklight, burton style crosses, and some cute, glittery, glowy-in-the-darky ghosts...

There you have it.

(Some more painted clothing to be posted this week...but I'm gettin' droopy-eyed)

The Kids Tombstones

These were just to be funny for all the kiddos. I painted them all with blacklight reflective paint...oooh. K pasted goofy photos onto them.

I don't know how many tombstones I ended up doing in all...I don't think I can deal with posting every single one, but here's a sampling;)

Blacklight Spooky Eyes Shower Curtain

I painted this with glow-in-the dark paint and highly reflective blacklight paint. The kids bathroom was decked out with eyeball string lights, glass vials with blacklight reflective colored water and my blacklight reflective paper mache eyeballs!

Bottles, bottles, and more BOTTLES

I've always been a big fan of dumpster diving, but I took it to a new level with this project. Big thanks to my aunt and uncle for being winos and saving the evidence and to my mom for introducing me to the booze recycle motherload at Tierra Linda!

I literally washed, delabeled and painted like 100+ glass bottles and jars. Some were for the house and many were for the bottle trees we had made from my metal guy, Freddy. Please contact me if you want his info for any kind of metal welding/sculpture. Great guy to work with! More pictures of his bottle trees will be posted.

Here is just a small sampling of the glory. This was also a great way to involve the kids in the decorating too...we had a day of bottle painting/glittering and they got to display their handiwork as well. Fun stuff!

*Some were glittered, sprayed with various paints, painted with glow-in-the dark paints, blacklight reflective paints, paper collaged, stickered, google-eyed...all kinds of techniques.