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I Just Completed My Cthulhu-Themed Christmas Wreath. So Many Tentacles. Merry Cthulhumas!
This tentacular wreath is the first of a few different Cthulhumas-related projects I’m working on this month. I’ve never made a wreath of any kind before, but after all the tentacles were painted and attached, along with a variety of vintage Christmas decorations, LEGO octopuses and LED lights, I’m pretty pleased by my monstrous creation.
I may have lost a little of my mind in the process, but it seems a worthwhile trade for dabbling in eldritch crafts.
Next I’ll be working on an updated version of my Cthulhumas tree. Stay tuned.
More info: geyserofawesome.com
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It wriggles and writhes; it whispers when my back is turned.
The shiny red beginnings of a new Cthulhumas creature.
The Cthulhus were nestled all snug in their tentacle beds.
I painted LEGO octopuses to turn them into tiny Cthulhus, emerging from the tentacular wreath.
Its lights switched on, the wreath creature awakes. We’re all in trouble now.
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CathrynFrazier-Neely 9 years ago
About 7 years ago I Started an octopus Christmas tree and now, thanks to your crafty and awesome post, it will go up on Bored Panda.....
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
Please do share it. Here's mine: https://www.boredpanda.com/diy-cthulhu-christmas-tree-maika/
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JamGray 9 years ago
This has me seriously considering an alternative wreath this year - just brilliant !!!!!
DonAlejandro 9 years ago
I really like this because from a distance it looks "nice" but once you look more closely the genius cthulhu madness is seen. Awesome!
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks! Those are LEGO octopuses. Are you asking if they move on the wreath? They're all affixed to it, so they don't really move.
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ColleenMulloySmolen 9 years ago
How much do I have to offer to pay you to get you to make me one?? Pretty PLEASE!!! :-)
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
I'm not sure anyone would be interested in the price merited by the time, materials, sanity, and pieces of my soul that went into this. :)
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Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks! I made this myself. As far as I know, it's one-of-a-kind.
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BethWilliams 9 years ago
Where can I find an affordable source of lego octopi? I'm lost! cheapest I've found is $4 each. Ow.
DonAlejandro 9 years ago
I really like it because it because from a distance it looks "nice" but the closer you look, the scarier it gets. Great job!
Cheri Collins 9 years ago
LEGO! who knew! No, I thought maybe they were made to roll when used in their intended way -- I was assuming a toy.
RhysMorgan 9 years ago
SERIOUSLY, how did you paint them? I used those red tentacles for my Halloween costume and everything I tried just peeled off.
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
I used a few different brands of spray paint. Rust-Oleum and Montana Colors seemed to work the best.
Load More Replies... Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
They're Finger Tentacles from Archie McPhee: http://mcphee.com/shop/finger-tentacles.html
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Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
The tentacles are delightfully rubbery and pliable. They Finger Tentacles from Archie McPhee: http://mcphee.com/shop/finger-tentacles.html
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CathrynFrazier-Neely 9 years ago
About 7 years ago I Started an octopus Christmas tree and now, thanks to your crafty and awesome post, it will go up on Bored Panda.....
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
Please do share it. Here's mine: https://www.boredpanda.com/diy-cthulhu-christmas-tree-maika/
Load More Replies... JamGray 9 years ago
This has me seriously considering an alternative wreath this year - just brilliant !!!!!
DonAlejandro 9 years ago
I really like this because from a distance it looks "nice" but once you look more closely the genius cthulhu madness is seen. Awesome!
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks! Those are LEGO octopuses. Are you asking if they move on the wreath? They're all affixed to it, so they don't really move.
Load More Replies... ColleenMulloySmolen 9 years ago
How much do I have to offer to pay you to get you to make me one?? Pretty PLEASE!!! :-)
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
I'm not sure anyone would be interested in the price merited by the time, materials, sanity, and pieces of my soul that went into this. :)
Load More Replies... Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks! I made this myself. As far as I know, it's one-of-a-kind.
Load More Replies... BethWilliams 9 years ago
Where can I find an affordable source of lego octopi? I'm lost! cheapest I've found is $4 each. Ow.
DonAlejandro 9 years ago
I really like it because it because from a distance it looks "nice" but the closer you look, the scarier it gets. Great job!
Cheri Collins 9 years ago
LEGO! who knew! No, I thought maybe they were made to roll when used in their intended way -- I was assuming a toy.
RhysMorgan 9 years ago
SERIOUSLY, how did you paint them? I used those red tentacles for my Halloween costume and everything I tried just peeled off.
Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
I used a few different brands of spray paint. Rust-Oleum and Montana Colors seemed to work the best.
Load More Replies... Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
They're Finger Tentacles from Archie McPhee: http://mcphee.com/shop/finger-tentacles.html
Load More Replies... Maika (Post author) 9 years ago
The tentacles are delightfully rubbery and pliable. They Finger Tentacles from Archie McPhee: http://mcphee.com/shop/finger-tentacles.html
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