Hey there! I just wanted to share with you a super cool idea for decorating a rusk container in a witchy theme. You know those containers you have in your kitchen to store rusks or cookies? Well, they can actually be transformed into a cute and spooky decoration with just a few supplies. First, you'll need to gather your materials. You'll need a rusk container (obviously), some black acrylic paint, a small paintbrush, a round sponge brush, a piece of fine-grit sandpaper, a spooky witch sticker or cutout, and some glue or Mod Podge. Start by cleaning your rusk container thoroughly, making sure to remove any crumbs or residue. Once it's clean and dry, you can start painting the container with the black acrylic paint.
The mill ceased operations in the 1930s, but the building continued to be used for storage, later falling into disrepair. The closing of all the London docks with the switch to container shipping in the 1970’s brought a general decline to the area. But New Concordia Wharf had retained its authentic cobbled courtyard, steel gangways and many other original features such as the sack chutes in the entrance lobby.
As well as being a warehouse, the building then operated as a grain mill, producing flour for biscuits for a host of famous brands and for storing teas, spices and other exotic goods that came off the ships moored on the River Thames. This song echoed around the brick walls of the 19 th Century warehouse building, New Concordia Wharf, which was the set for Fagin s lair in the revered 1969 adaptation of one of Charles Dickens most celebrated novels.
Once it's clean and dry, you can start painting the container with the black acrylic paint. Give it a good couple of coats, allowing each layer to dry before applying the next. Once the paint is completely dry, you can start distressing the container to give it a more worn and spooky look.
Lion Head Apothecary Jar - Handcrafted Pagan Witchy Decor Bottle
Handcrafted artisan clay and glass apothecary jar by artist Lori Treleaven. A three-dimensional lion's head sits proudly on the front, dusted with gold paint, while ornate scrollwork motifs wrap around the jar. A curious keyhole sits on the lion's forehead. What mysteries does this jar hold?
- Made to order, each one special for you! While the same process is used for every piece, there will be small variations in paint hues and texture, so your piece will vary slightly from the photos.
- Creation time frame before your order will ship: About 2 weeks
- Polymer clay with food-safe glass interior for practical durability, but since liquids can come into contact with paint and residue, only use for non-consumable liquids
- Removable lid with seal
- Dimensions: 4.5" wide (at widest point; not including the 3D sculpted designs), 4.25” tall without lid, 5.5” tall with lid
- Capacity: About 20 ounces
- Please read care instructions that will come with your order ❤️
Each jar and potion bottle is handmade to order in my art studio in Vancouver, Washington (across the river from Portland!) I strive to offer witchy decor and mystical Wiccan and pagan gifts with a sense of mystery, curiosity, and spirituality. When you choose to bring home this vessel, know that you are receiving an heirloom-quality artisan treasure that can be shown proudly on your altar or sacred shelf.
To learn more about me and my work, I invite you to visit the About Lori and FAQ pages in the nav menu above. ❤️
Looking for an urn? This jar may be used as an urn, and I have been honored to help many wonderful folks with pieces for their loved ones and pets. Please note the capacity of the jar in the details above- you can find urn calculators online that will assist you in learning the size you need. ❤️
Handcrafted artisan clay and glass apothecary jar by artist Lori Treleaven. A three-dimensional lion's head sits proudly on the front, dusted with gold paint, while ornate scrollwork motifs wrap around the jar. A curious keyhole sits on the lion's forehead. What mysteries does this jar hold?
Take your sandpaper and gently rub it along the edges and corners of the container. This will create a weathered effect and add some character. Next, take your round sponge brush and dip it into some black paint. Dab it lightly onto the container in a random pattern to create a textured background. You can also add some splatters by flicking the brush against your fingers. Let this dry completely. Now it's time to add the witchy element to your rusk container. You can either find a witch sticker or cut out a silhouette of a witch from black cardstock or construction paper. If you're using a sticker, simply peel off the backing and stick it onto the container. If you're making your own cutout, use glue or Mod Podge to adhere it to the container. And there you have it - a spooktacular rusk container with a witchy twist! This is a fun and easy way to repurpose an everyday item into a unique and festive decoration. You can use it to store your rusks or cookies during the Halloween season, or even display it as part of your witchy decor. Get creative and have fun with it!.
Reviews for "Witchy Terrariums: Creating Miniature Magical Worlds in Rusk Containers"
1. Sally - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really disappointed with the Rusk container witchy decoration. The quality of the product was really poor. The paint on the witch was chipped and there were scratches all over the container. It looked cheap and not worth the price at all. I expected better craftsmanship for the price I paid. I would not recommend this product.
2. John - ★★☆☆☆
The Rusk container witchy decoration did not meet my expectations. While the design was cute, the overall size of the container was much smaller than it appeared in the pictures. I thought it would be a substantial piece, but it ended up being quite flimsy. Additionally, the container did not securely close, so it was not suitable for storing anything. Overall, I was disappointed with the product and would not purchase it again.