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My family loves Kettle Corn. We buy it at fairs and we make it in the microwave. One day I didn’t feel we had enough money to buy some more but I was craving it. I put my mind to working on how to make it at home for cheap and came up with this less sweet version of Kettle Corn that I can make from home with oil, salt, sugar and of course un popped popcorn.
The illustration is inspired by a Halloween party that my oldest decided to have us watch the Dr. Who episode “Blink”. The weeping angels haunted our family for so long that a few years later, no one wanted to mow the back yard because the new neighbor had angel statues in her yard.
Printed from a collage of painted paper. Easy to pop into a frame and hang on your wall. Each print is numbered and signed and includes the corresponding recipe card. Shipped on a rigid board.
Available as an 8×10 print ONLY (6/10 to 10/10 numbers)
Or 8×10 print matted into an 11×14 mat (1/10 to 5/10 numbers)
My family loves Kettle Corn. We buy it at fairs and we make it in the microwave. One day I didn’t feel we had enough money to buy some more but I was craving it. I put my mind to working on how to make it at home for cheap and came up with this less sweet version of Kettle Corn that I can make from home with oil, salt, sugar and of course un popped popcorn.
The illustration is inspired by a Halloween party that my oldest decided to have us watch the Dr. Who episode “Blink”. The weeping angels haunted our family for so long that a few years later, no one wanted to mow the back yard because the new neighbor had angel statues in her yard.
Printed from a collage of painted paper. Easy to pop into a frame and hang on your wall. Each print is numbered and signed and includes the corresponding recipe card. Shipped on a rigid board.
Available as an 8×10 print ONLY (6/10 to 10/10 numbers)
Or 8×10 print matted into an 11×14 mat (1/10 to 5/10 numbers)