Crafty Día de los Muertos “Sugar” Skulls!
Check out the fun and fabulous ideas for (non-edible) Skulls (based on Day of the Dead Sugar Skulls) from one of my favorite crafty fellow Atlantans– Colleen of Some Art Fabric & Sloth Craft. (She did a fun Girls Blue Jean Remake tutorial for Dabbled, too!)
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- These cute felt skulls are colorful and playful. These would be great on a bag or shirt!
- This is clever… Cute zipper bag with skull theme.
- Hey, a tutorial on how to make the bag! See the link below the pics.
- These nifty window treatments are the skull shape, cut out of pages from old books. Light and airy…
- Or string a series of skulls across a mantle, or anywhere you need a swag of festive skulls!
Get the free tutorial (.pdf) to make the Skull Zipper bag here!
And here is the tutorial for the paper window covering.
Of course, you can cut out these shapes, or similar ones yourself to do these fun projects. But if you’re lazy like me, you might want to pick up one of her kits or sets of cutouts – very reasonably priced, I think.
Set of Felt Skulls, with black Backgrounds
50 Paper Skulls
Thanks to Colleen for Sharing! Hope these provide you some Halloweentime inspiration, that’s not all pumpkins and black cats!
Hey FCC! I didn’t receive any compensation for this post, I just like her stuff. Well, she did offer me a diet coke one time–and she lets me play with her toys. Does that count? Will the FCC arrest me for mocking their new regs?


















Both of those projects are super cute!!
Hey, Nancy, thanks for these links. I LOVE Halloween, and those skulls are the cutest, ever.
And I will brave the FTC any time to share a diet coke with you! HA
Chris
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RT @DotatDabbled: New @ Dabbled: Crafty Día de los Muertos “Sugar” Skulls!: fun and fabulous ideas .. http://bit.ly/1G0Sf3 Love you 2! THX
oh how neat to make the skulls with the bright colours…cool ideas!!!
I have to pop by more often!!!
Hugs
Diana