This quick craft is great for Halloween. All you need is a thrift store portrait,
black paint, and googley eyes and you have a fun and creepy Halloween decoration.
This Google Eye Portrait is about 10 minutes start to finish and is another installment in our series…
I started with this little painting I got for $1 from the thrift store.
I used black paint from Plaid…
And painted the frame…
And smeared the paint into the background, dress, bonnet, and hair.
There…now it doesn’t look so sweet and innocent.
Let it dry and add…Googley Eyes!! (googley eyes are the coolest!)
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Eeek…already creepy!
And 10 minutes later you have…
Maybe you don’t like creepy??
Remember that adding googley eyes to a picture of a cartoon, animal, or person
can simply be silly and makes for some fun art for kids and teens!
This google eye picture was part of my Creepy Halloween Mantel. Be sure to check that out!
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Totally creepy! Great and easy project!
–Katie
The best kind of projects…the great and easy!! Thanks for popping by Katie!
Love this – just got a package of goggly eyes the other day – and will be searching for some pics to add a little google factor to!
Kelly
Googly eyes are great!! Kind of like Washi Tape…a mulittool of crafting goodness!
I like creepy…now I need to find the perfect photo!
Just grab a family pic. Just kidding Bella…just kidding.
Oh my this is hilarious and creepy. I love it!
Yay!! Isn’t it great to have a sense of humor and be creepy at the same time!
these are SO fun!!! what a great idea, janel!
Thanks Cassie! Love me some googly eyes!
Super idea!! My kids are into halloween and this one is just enough spooky for them!!
It is just a bit spooky…and mostly silly. The best kind!
LOVE this!!! Great idea!
Thanks Ali!!! Glad you stopped by!
Ah ha ha ha…… I love it! Gonna pin it to remind me to add googly eyes to old pictures for Halloween.
~Bliss~
This is hilarious! You are so creative Janel! I love it. Now I need to keep an eye out for pictures at my local thrift store or maybe even The Graphics Fairy has one I could modify to make my own googly-eyed picture for my kids.