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These are 18" magnetic strips mounted on pre-painted 4" pine panels. The strips have a ~9 lb. draw.
We recently sharpened some of these knives and chose to keep them here rather than plastic blocks to maintain their edges.
Get the full-size (72 inches for witch, 25 to 30 inches for cats) templates, which you can print in sections and tape together. Cut out and affix to plywood with repositionable spray adhesive. With a jigsaw, cut out design; peel off template, and paint plywood black. Let dry for 30 minutes.
Hammer conduits into ground, sinking 12 inches for witch and 8 inches for cats. Attach figures to conduits using 3 conduit straps and 6 screws for the witch and 2 conduit straps and 4 screws for each cat.
Fasten a broom to the witch's raised arm with remaining conduit strap and screws. Attach a cup hook to her other hand, and hang a lantern from it.
Unique Giclee stretched canvas collages created using images captured from cemetery headstones. Printed with premium quality inks on archival grade canvas. Available exclusively at the Letters from Family Etsy shop. Available in a variety of sizes, as well as digital download format.
Having trouble visualizing your masterpiece? Feel free to message us with your combination idea and we will provide a complimentary proof of your finished product. We want you to be 100% happy with your one of a kind creation.
A treasure box and mini book
see more pictures in my website gallery under mini books, boxes and more and also get the DIY project in the shop to make your own
Unique Giclee stretched canvas collages created using images captured from cemetery headstones. Printed with premium quality inks on archival grade canvas. Available exclusively at the Letters from Family Etsy shop. Available in a variety of sizes, as well as digital download format.
Having trouble visualizing your masterpiece? Feel free to message us with your combination idea and we will provide a complimentary proof of your finished product. We want you to be 100% happy with your one of a kind creation.
Chocolate orange spider jellies
Heat the orange juice in a medium-size pan until nearly boiling. Cover the gelatine with cold water and leave for 5 mins until spongy and softened. Squeeze out any excess water. Take the pan off the heat and stir in the gelatine until dissolved. Let the mixture cool a little, then divide between 10 serving dishes. Place in the fridge for at least 5 hrs, or preferably overnight.
Cover a baking sheet with some baking parchment. Melt the chocolate either in the microwave (1-2 mins should do it) or in a bowl set over a small pan of boiling water. Pour the melted chocolate into a small freezer bag. Make a piping bag by snipping off a tiny piece of one corner. Now pipe out 10 spider-web shapes onto the baking parchment: pipe a circle with a smaller circle inside, then pipe lines coming out from the centre like the spokes of a wheel. Place the chocolate spider webs in the fridge to harden. Just before serving, carefully peel away each spider web from the parchment and place on top of a jelly.