I mentioned in my post Pinkoween: Glam Skeleton Plaque that I'd share how I made the tombstones shown in the post and here we go!
Supplies:
- Silicone Tombstone Mold (Michaels)
- Hot Glue Gun and Gluesticks
- Acrylic Paints
- Rhinestones
I picked this mold up at Michaels after Halloween last year. It's really supposed to be for chocolate, but silicone is silicone right? So it worked for my craft room.
You could use colored glue sticks, but I prefer painting them afterwards because I don't like having to get the colored residue out of my glue gun. Been there. Hated that.
You could use UV or Epoxy Resin for these too. After they set up, I popped them out of the mold. Hard to see the details here right?
I painted with multi-surface black paint (Craft Smart, Michaels) and left some bare spots because I wanted an aged look. I dry brused over top with a little silver too.
Creepy boneyard look achieved! But was I done? Of course not! BLING time.
I grabbed this little set of non-adhesive-backed rhinestones in my stash and used dimensional glue (Ranger Glossy Accents) to attach.
Et, voila!
Easy, fast, make as many as you need.
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