Making a Halloween forest

Name: Making a Halloween forest
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Ingredients: paper lunch bags; scissors; black paint or other paints

By Stormy Stewart
@karlyn255

To creat e a halloween mini forest for a hearth or table topper all you need is some paper lunch sacks and spray paint if you wish

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paper lunch bags
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scissors
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black paint or other paints
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cut the bag like so and begin twisting until you like the pose and spray paint if you wish
The finished tree unpainted
a great looking tree can be made bu first painting it in a blue like a medium blue making sure to get al;l the crevises. then after it drys lightly spray paint over top from a side so as not to paint the crevises. that way the blue accents the crevises.

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